All 50 STATES in AMERICA Ranked WORST to BEST

[@ZBatt1]

0:25 Most Dangerous cities in each state 25:00 Missing persons by state 52:03 Poverty by state 1:17:13 Ranking states by most violent crime 1:44:52 How much you need to retire in each state 2:06:44 Homeless people by each state 2:25:54 Info about all 50 states (Fun Facts)

[@sleepingdiamond]

Not all heroes wear cape

[@derekwilhelm1555]

These compilations should have chapters

[@ZBatt1]

My only complaint fr is no timestamps

[@Native2Earth]

Then everyone would skip and slide through to see where thier state lands and not watch the video probobly hurt his algorithm

[@derekwilhelm1555]

@@Native2Earth they are still watching it so i dnt think it will as long as it get views it will help

[@ZBatt1]

@@Native2EarthNah just segments not every individual state by chapter. just by topic

[@AngelRivera-de1lq]

​@@Native2Earth instead I'm not watching at all 😂

[@LeighGee]

Briggs you are awesome, hands down my favorite Content Creator! I appreciate you and your work!

[@mikerepairsstuff]

This rating of cities is so important. The why as you included as we learn maybe we’ll fix this thing. Thanks!

[@squidybb]

briggs, a 3 hour video? let's gooo!

[@scottsempeck3422]

Thanks for the hard work on this episode!

[@aps34531]

its Ai generated :(

[@ZBatt1]

@@aps34531 its not

[@aps34531]

@@ZBatt1 owner of the video said it man

[@auspiciouscloud8786]

3hours!! I am going to enjoy this video SO MUCH! What a treat! I always love your content. Thank you SO MUCH! ❤❤❤

[@ajpussinboots5062]

I LOOOVE these videos! Watching in Sydney and absorbing it all. So fascinating - and I’m a complete stats freak so im in my own heaven. I can’t wait til I meek my next person from the States and I can blow them away with little gems like the median house price in Boise, or the percentage of people living below the poverty line in Ottumwa, and so on. Thankyou!,

[@mojorisin7371]

I like the work and research you do and the editing and sound quality you give to your audience. Thanks for your service 🇺🇲 Please continue doing research like this so people can get as educated about the realities of each state much appreciated 🤙🏾♥️

[@michellekenny9637]

❤Briggs, I Absolutely LOVE You and Your Chanel!!! SO Very Informative about Subjects WeAll are Interested In!! Plus, YOU are Quite the Comedian!! I LOVE, LOVE LOVE Watching!!! THANK YOU!!! 🥰

[@pace1719]

I love long videos. I have tinnitis, I can put this on as background drown-out noise, AND learn something! Thanks!

[@whatever0315]

The best mix yet. Very interesting.

[@dustmuffin1976]

What about if you did videos of islands. Like I was raised on Sauvies island Portalnd oregon. My family is the Reeder family. They founded the island so I was told. That would be an awesome video. You're doing an amazing job by the way 👏

[@pauldavis1943]

I am stunned that Walmart dominates the landscape for so many states' employment.

[@alexs1540]

I like your channel, Briggs

[@Richard-ki4tw]

Thank you for the content! Video idea, which state has the best resources for children with autism.

[@edwardbaker5373]

I live in Maine. We avoid those cities with any crime at all lol. I don’t even have keys to lock my house. We all leave our keys in the car all day and all night. At work, at home, at the store. I love the feeling of living in northern Maine.

[@edwardbaker5373]

@@rayb.6537 yes we have some people on drugs. It’s everywhere in the country

[@edwardbaker5373]

@@rayb.6537 you are correct. The drugs cause crime in our cities. But it is almost none existent out here in the country where I live. The small towns are wonderful and full of good neighbors who are almost always willing to help. We all help each other in the harsh winters quite a lot. A lot of us even carry saws and tools in the car during winter to clear down trees and different problems and tow ropes to pull each other out of the ditch from sliding on ice

[@TaraannBudgetsandSelf-Care]

I'm going to stay Camden for NJ. 1:09

[@aprilanderson6281]

Hi Briggs - love you. Would you consider doing a show on best cities in US Territories? I would love to see something on best areas of the USVI. Would also love one on best tropical beach towns. 😊🌴🌴😎

[@ZBatt1]

Puerto Rico 🇵🇷

[@patriciayohn6136]

American Samoa, Guam, etc.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Baltimore! Almost made the top ten! (We try harder!)

[@BeyondtheRailz]

3 hours of Briggs? Wowowowo

[@larksvid]

Colorado was #1 in homeless because in 2019-2020 it was being used as a hub for people coming from south America and Mexico. A lot of them stayed here instead of moving on to other states.

[@LCThompson]

For year around living I would live in New Mexico or Colorado in the west and North Carolina or Virginia is the east. If I could live one place in summer and one in winter my choice would be Vermont in the summer and Tucson, AZ in the winter.

[@Whats-It-To-Ya]

"New England States are known for being incredibly safe" Connecticut: Am I A joke to you?

[@Bianca-sw5id]

Briggs 🙂 , Montana is the name of a suburb of Pretoria here in South Africa , it's a good place , safe but hot weather in summer 🌞

[@nancybode6159]

The only reason Davenport is on the list is because they're across the River from Moline and Rock Island.

[@peterwessel8816]

Briggs. I love your channel! Keep up the great work! You go into great detail and explain things in depth. Detroit, Michigan is the most dangerous city in the state if Michigan. I wouldn’t be shocked if Flint or Saginaw is on this list.

[@deez8769]

Wilmington DE’s crime would sometimes affect the suburbs and even new castle and newark as even though newark can be safe they have mall shootings while new castle is bad

[@lookoutlinn]

Long video: Thanks !!!💪

[@martinwhalley3286]

Thank you for a well done AI voice. So good, many feel it's a real voice

[@adrianasoldevila630]

We live in Oregon and absolutely love living there! I lived it Texas and it was 🤢..Arizona was HOT 🔥and California was fun but that was in the 80’s when they didn’t have homeless and so much crime.

[@BrendaLee8]

Your channel is awesome

[@michaeljenkins6121]

The "stop typing" thing 😂😂 say that more 🤣🤣 you are good bro been listening for a minute

[@glamp63]

Thank you! ❤

[@Bianca-sw5id]

Briggs 🙂 , could you please do a video on whichever cities are your favourite ♥️ and list the top ten great things about each ? I would really that because I enjoy your view on what are the good things about cities 🙂👏🏻 Thanks 🙂 Look After You 🥰

[@Sunluvr1]

Thank you for no AI voice over !!

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

Thank you for feeling that way. I hate that garbage.

[@uselesscause3178]

@@WorldAccordingToBriggs I just unsub from those channels. If they don't care enough about their channel to be there, why should I. That and the fake click-baits. You are on solid ground, love your channel and appreciate the efforts you put into it.

[@bootneyleefarnsworth7307]

Get it, got it, good!

[@JMM33RanMA]

As far as Massachusetts is concerned, claim jumping is the largest source of fights and property damage. If you work hard at freeing a parking place from several feet of ice and snow and someone comes along and takes the space the result can be damage to the person and or the vehicle. This is not entirely confined to the snow season, but it is far less likely to be more than a nasty note and harsh language at other times.

[@patriciayohn6136]

IMO, that scenario takes place in any city in the snow belt!

[@asdconservative]

Babe wake up, the best youtuber posted a new video 🗣💯

[@WorldAccordingToBriggs]

Awwwwwww

[@TOm-hr2mb]

How about a demographic list of felonious crimes, homeless, rehab, incest, beastiality, etc ? I think it would be easy as the FBI table 42 would do much of the work for you. It would do great numbers.​@@WorldAccordingToBriggs

[@Bianca-sw5id]

Briggs 🙂 , I dig this colour shirt on you 🙂👏🏻👏🏻

[@terminallumbago6465]

How are Camden, Hartford, and East St. Louis not the most dangerous cities in their respective states?

[@patriciayohn6136]

In the part of Pennsylvania that I live there is a lot of competition among Assisted Living locations with Skilled Nursing and Skilled Nursing only. I am surprised that Pennsylvania isn't more expensive.

[@Whats-It-To-Ya]

Can vouch for that. I live in Schuylkill County between Allentown and Wilkes-Barre and there's a lot of competitive assisted living and nursing homes around here that are way cheaper than the norm. Kinda reminds me of gas station wars to see who's gas is the cheapest that day.

[@lauradecoster4085]

I live near Davenport IA (IL side) I don't drive in Davenport after dark

[@willdodge200]

Cleveland. I spent a week there one day.

[@GeGe-fg3hx]

Great vid

[@martinwhalley3286]

My first good friend I made in Las Vegas, was from Cleveland. We were serious poker players. He said he played poker at church in Cleveland. Even their newspaper is called THE PLAIN DEALER.

[@kaybee5008]

57:04 completely disagree.

[@svetlanaivnitskaya3504]

In Massachusetts Holyoke looks worse than Brockton on Niche site that has detailed stats

[@southernhippie9058]

Pretty sure Fayetteville NC was pretty close to making this list. The only place I ever lived where I had a bullet fly past my head while taking the cans to the street on trash pickup day. Pretty sure it was a stray bullet but I moved out of that neighborhood

[@debwasalaski3099]

Where is Michigan on your list?

[@rodneypackard8423]

Either walmart or heath care. Walmart takes most of the jobs. Thats sad.

[@jasona7340]

I live in Utah, please tell me where someone making under 90k a year can buy a house in this state seeing as you have a living wage here under 50k. Do you even do real research???

[@SherryEllesson]

Briggs, on the min. living wage needed, is that gross or net?

[@harrynutz4550]

Mr Briggs please do a “Leave California now” and go here video 👍

[@joeshmooo5327]

It will be a waste of time, you will go and want to go back to California within the first year. Say what you want, when you look at all the intangibles nothing beats california - Weather, vibrant economy, beautiful nature, No Bugs etc etc

[@harrynutz4550]

@@joeshmooo5327 that’s what I’m afraid of, your right

[@DeadwoodSD1876]

As a CA resident it has its pluses. I’m leaving soon due to the cost of sales tax, highest gas tax, highest utility cost, highest water and trash collection. All that combined with the crowds is enough. Yes the weather and lack of bugs is great but it comes at the cost of being 30 percent more expensive than everywhere else. We also are in the top 4 of worst tick related diseases and number one in worst road conditions. Don’t get me started on PGE!

[@SA-hz1rs]

everyone is leaving florida

[@gabrielspianohouse6583]

How about Leave Florida now instead?

[@colbyjade4321]

What does per capita mean?

[@rodhester2166]

Went to a bar in Providence RI ,, they had 3 bar fights (one of those fights was between two bouncers over a girl ) within a few hours.. went to a bar in Jackson MS. and the bouncers went to throw two guys out and the DJ got on the mic and yelled " Its On !!! " every bouncer in the club got in a punch or two on the guys they were throwing out. I did not go outside to watch the rest of it.

[@martinwhalley3286]

I refuse to be a statistic, I don't put my dentures in til AFTER I watch your videos.😬

[@Vic-ok2pp]

The movie Fargo is about Minnesota.

[@KristNi]

No

[@mikeh2520]

@1:16:30 Hawaii. "It's an island".You are talking about a state and you called it an island. Check again.

[@ILLSTATEPOCKETS]

I live in Rockford Illinois. HATE IT HERE

[@larksvid]

I am very surprised that Pueblo Colorado is considered more dangerous than Aurora, Denver, or Colorado Springs.

[@laurysaldana5224]

I live right by Tacoma Washington

[@johnnguyen6159]

Some recent news is that Detroit gained population for the 2023 census estimate gaining 1,852 people.

[@Stocks-px1pi]

Me: why do I need to know where the most missing people are….Also me: listens intently through whole video. 😂

[@ryansilva8854]

The idaho homeless stat is wild. Definitely crazy what they believe is homeless

[@Day-tm2pb]

The number one employer of Florida is Walmart? I have always heard it was Disney 🤷‍♀️

[@teresawarnke999]

In Siren, Wisconsin the homicide rate jumped by 200% in less than 30 days🥺 The killings were not related or random, so its not like the town became more dangerous. Its probably much safer because one of the dead, can't say victim when his brother shot him in self-defense, was committing almost all the crime in the area. Not sure why its being charged as homicide. Guy went at his brother with a bat, brother was holding a .22 rifle and fired a warning shot before the fatal one. The other one was a first degree murder. My friend's son, who a wasn't violent or abusive guy but could get that way on rare occasion, etabbed his girlfriend 37 times. He was asked to leave in a fight. In his own words he said he lied to one of her kids to get in the door, he knew where the filet knife was so he got that, then went into the bedroom, killed Brittney, pit her in bed snd covered her with a sheet, and locked the bedroom door so the kids wouldnt see. He then called his uncle before the police to see that someone went to pick the kids up do they didnt see what he did to their mom. He was arrested without incident. He said he wasn't intoxicated or angry, and didn't believe she needed to die. Its just weird, known the killer since he was a kid, knew the girl too. The Burnett county sheriff's department has not yet solved a murder, ever. Pride of the North 🎉

[@V8-friendly]

Anyone can tell me the time-stamp for Ohio?

[@lindaanderson3973]

I guessed NYC as #2 and Detroit as #1. Close. Forgot about Memphis. For most violent.

[@diodelvino3048]

NYC just doesnt have as high of a murder rate as some people like to believe

[@mikebailey9566]

Are you saying, as Wal Mart goes, so goes the nation?

[@VictorElia]

Could you be so kind as to link to each state. Going to buckle down for the marathon but I take what you say as gospel and would like a quick reference afterwards 😊

[@viralvideosog5095]

Your video says states not cities?? I’m confused

[@southernyankee2300]

Hard to believe Evansville is worse than Gary and I had no idea Jacksonville was so bad either!

[@martinwhalley3286]

I'm holding out for CA to spend 10k per capita

[@tonnywildweasel8138]

And which state is currently doing the most to solve these horrible problems?

[@jacintamarling3752]

I am on fixed income (ss) and make 24000 a year. Funny thing is i don't qualify for any assistance. So room mates are a necessity.

[@Jesusiscominglive777]

My state of Tennessee will probably be in the top three because of Memphis but I do live very far from their thankfully😂

[@southernyankee2300]

I’m from Tennessee as well, and Memphis doesn’t just have a crime problem, they have a tornado problem. Idk why anyone visits, let alone lives in, Memphis!

[@Jesusiscominglive777]

I never thought of them having a lot of tornadoes. I'm glad Elvis's home is still standing. I'm just guessing it is cuz I haven't heard that it isn't LOL. I live in Middle East Tennessee

[@southernyankee2300]

@@Jesusiscominglive777 Greetings my fellow Tennessean! Murfreesboro and west get most of the tornadoes and more so the closer to the Mississippi River you are. We get some here around Chattanooga, but not like they do on the other side on Mount Eagle. I’m not sure if Mountain City even gets tornadoes and Johnson city area ps and Knoxville areas gets less tornadoes than we do here in Chatt. Just part of living in the South, but I’ll take it!

[@Jesusiscominglive777]

I'm in Middle East Tennessee we have had two tornado warnings this year so far

[@Major_On_VR]

i feel offended as im from memphis

[@StyleshStorm]

That's a long video. Could someone please tag me on any information about Hawaii and Texas if possible? Mahalo.

[@conniead5206]

You should include the District of Columbia even though it isn’t a state. By not including our nation’s capital is never in the running. For good or bad stats.

[@gangstagummybear3432]

Whatever you do, DO NOT visit any of these cities based on this ranking list, imagine thinking somewhere in montana is more dangerous than a Philadelphia

[@youraveragejoe7644]

No one could survive on 45,000 a year in Idaho. Even two incomes can be rough as everything is very expensive.

[@ZBatt1]

in your area probably, but its the state as a whole and a lot of rural areas bring the averages down

[@shadfletcher6815]

I live sandy idaho,i have a buddy who lives in star near boise,its just as expensive to live near boise as it is is for me to live near salt lake city like i do

[@MrHynyn]

Did I miss Denver for cities with most violent crime?

[@nicolewood4038]

Can we talk about how many southern states actually bus their homeless people to California?

[@shadfletcher6815]

Can we talk about how many failed liberal policies that have only made that problem worse there,of course they want to take a bus to free handouts and good weather

[@KristNi]

​@@rayb.6537All of them

[@martinwhalley3286]

Wow Tacoma, guess what? Mr. San Juan du Fuco will eliminate ALL CRIME IN TACOMA!! Not to mention Seattle, Portlad, and Eureka

[@loralee9277]

Heavy casefiles just posted a video about Mary Jane Vangilder. She’s been found. 🦋

[@martinwhalley3286]

Philly, half of those are hockey penalties

[@Native2Earth]

Columbia and Puerto Rico should become our final 2 states! It would be great

[@hkchris1]

Please dig into the commonalities of these high crime cities.

[@martinwhalley3286]

These violent crimes, does the number reflect repeat victims?

[@alvinbuckles9744]

I would rather live in Mississippi, where my per capita debt is below $6,000. You seem to think living in a state like Massachusetts, where the per capita debt is over $17,000, is better. I hope you understand that basically this is how much taxes the state takes from you every year. Granted, some don’t have it, so others have to carry the taxes. I don’t think you understand the video you posted. Massachusetts’ unemployment is 3.9%. Mississippi’s unemployment is 2.9%.

[@chaielmaetheius7804]

Can you make a list for retirement towns under $1500 to live for prospectors and metal detectors???

[@ICXCTSARSLAVY]

Pro tip: beaches where boomer retirees go and lose their jewelry.

[@1yehny]

Show total numbers of violent crime. Per capita has less meaning in the cities because they live on top of each other. If you live in the cities, you have a definite chance to be a victim because it happens every day. The use of per capita dilutes the fear of random violent crime and robbery.

[@markmilitant]

Wait I thought this was a ranking of all the 50 states

[@GirlWithAnOpinion]

I cant sit here for nearly 3 hours! Please give us a chapters breakdown!

[@debwasalaski3099]

Agreed about omaha

[@rodneypackard8423]

It's kind of weird to me that the more you pay to fight crime the higher the crime rate becomes.

[@roblake602]

How about the higher crime gets, the more they spend to fight crime....

[@ZBatt1]

@@roblake602no that makes too much sense

[@Jesusiscominglive777]

Of course, all crime is sad, but I live in the #1 worst state for crime, which is unbelievable, but I know it's only bc of the city. I live very far from it, thank God! It's kind of interesting how the city that Elvis Presley was born in, is the most dangerous in all of America😂

[@gangstagummybear3432]

Tupelo?

[@ChristopherBrown-jw9dq]

There's only one word I should say while watching this video; it's damn.. for several seconds. Yeah it's beyond incredible., in my humble opinion.

[@ryansilva8854]

Idaho just dominates

[@ronaldsimpson3232]

Moorhead is in Minnesota, not North Dakota.

[@MikeHunt-yl1so]

Briggs, forget the long video, prepare for miles and miles of long paragraphs of angry comments from people in every city of every state