BRITS React to What Cities Do 4th of July the Best?

[@Northbravo]

Appreciate you guys taking the time to do these reactions all these years!

[@4StarrZayy]

Happy 4th to all my fellow Americans here❤️💙🇺🇸

[@usmc24thmeu36]

There is a video out there about Camden. South Carolina, where a revolutionary war battle happened with a British had won and they found a grave with 12 revolutionary patriot s and one highlander, there are a few videos about it. A Scottish group from Scotland came to honor the soldier. All are buried in the same cemetery.

[@marieneu264]

I live in Louisville, KY and we have one of the biggest fireworks shows in the US as a pre-Kentucky Derby event knows as Thunder over Louisville. It’s always an amazing show!!!

[@marieneu264]

18:36 yay! He just said Louisville, KY! We have the biggest fire work show in the US, just not on the 4th of July. We have it for the KY Derby kickoff celebration.

[@F28aj]

The Macys fireworks show is on the Hudson this year meaning you can watch them from New Jersey and the westside of manhattan.

[@Mike_For_Sure]

Nice on the Baltimore shout out 🍻, fireworks over the Harbor and we got Fort McHenry where the national Anthem was written during the significant battle and all. So it’s historically significant here too, but in recent years things downtown just got a little too hectic lol

[@LukaDonesnitch]

I enjoyed visiting Charleston. Savannah is just like that.

[@d2ndborn]

years ago when I was in the Navy we had a port call in England. We had a 4th of July bbq for the local residents. And they had a few bands for us. Pretty cool. I had 1 shipmate say he did not realize that England had a 4th of July. Everyone that uses our calendar has a 4th of July. I just saw on the news you have an election today, kind of ironic lol.

[@bernardmayles6564]

I live near Columbus, Ohio, and they have Red,White,and Boom every year, and it draws half a million people. And Texas was its own country at one time, and Sam Houston was it's president

[@Mike_For_Sure]

“You already owe me a bit more than that anyway.” 😂😂😂

[@digitalviking3450]

4th of July is like The Purge in my city. People riding ATVs and dirt bikes through the city throwing fireworks around. Smoke flowing down every street. It was wild last night.

[@mycocorleone4771]

Detroit? lol. Sounds like my city

[@digitalviking3450]

@@mycocorleone4771 close, 3 hours south in Dayton, OH.

[@mycocorleone4771]

@@digitalviking3450 sounds about right lol

[@garygramling5618]

Aiden mentioned San Diego's fireworks show. I'm near Long Beach. For probably 30 years, I went to Disneyland's every year because it was historically one of the best shows around. But I let my annual pass lapse a few years ago because it's just not the same as it used to be. I've never been to San Diego's but might try it sometime before I retire and move out of State. I wanted you guys to see the following video. This is our local news broadcast tonight. They aren't kidding--it sounds like WW3 outside, even past midnight lol! Despite most cities in the LA Basin banning fireworks outright, watch the following video (link). I often drive the freeways on the 4th because the amount of fireworks going off all around is incredible to witness. (Almost all of them illegal hahaha!) Gaynor mentioned seeing them from a helicopter and I was JUST thinking that earlier tonight. I seriously contemplated about next year trying to hire one. You'll see what I mean. Enjoy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmW5Z5ufeNKdirc

[@RosieM1970]

I live in Boston. We just spent time there yesterday!

[@disoriented1]

The narrator is a native of southern California, and although a beautiful area from which to hail, has no concept of 'humidity'.That fact is why I don't question his assertion that July in Chicago is 'nice and pleasant'. Chicago is humid in the summer, which can make 83F feel like 100F. When it's 100F in Phoenix, it's 100F. When it's 85F in the midwest, the humidity cant take your breath away when you exit an air conditioned building. It's like being hit by a solid wall of thick, wet, wool blankets.

[@ryanredmon]

Happy 4th to my American brother Aidan 🎆🎇🔴⚪🔵 USA! USA! USA!

[@raymondcaudillo3971]

Happy 4th of July y'all 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@ski2k2000]

As someone who lives in a town on Lake Michigan, going to see fireworks on the lake is NOT a good way to avoid traffic, as the waterways get just as busy as the roads!

[@ESUSAMEX]

First capital was NYC, which began in 1785, but became the official capital in 1788.

[@debbiecantwell7739]

I saw a large fireworks display from a yacht on the Mississippi River. The party was fantastic, but the view was not great. Seeing fireworks from underneath was not as as spectacular as seeing them from the side.

[@Chihome]

Same thing happened to me more than once. I have had to re-subscribe 3 times.

[@bobupton-e1u]

Thats why it has the one star.

[@jerzeyguy71]

Happy treason day to you Aiden!!

[@usmc24thmeu36]

You should watch the video where max mclean reads the decoration of independence

[@StateOfChaos]

The Republic of Texas was an independent country, larger than the current state, but due to massive debt it agreed to join the U.S. as a member state and seceded a lot of its land which now makeup parts of several other states. It's the only state that joined the union as an existing country and you would be very accurate in saying that many people there think of themselves as Texans first and Americans second.

[@pacmanc8103]

Then you aren’t really Americans. Typical absurd comments by some Texans. Despicable.

[@Elowz760]

San Diego Ca Big Bay Boom ! 🎆🎇

[@PEPPER2323]

Happy Birthday.......

[@krisschobelock4973]

LOL -- You do know that Independence Day - Fourth of July is the independence from ENGLAND.....lol Believe it or not -- most towns and cities in every state of fireworks - obviously not as elaborate as the big cities, but still absolutely awesome -- there are over 75 places in Ohio having fireworks this year.....

[@raymondcaudillo3971]

San Jose California does it best

[@TxGuy-kn1su]

Yes Aiden at one time Tx was independent from rest of the US..could we do it again ,probably so..our economy is good..we have natural resources.. I'm from Austin area..they put on a pretty good firework display..like yalls channel..

[@pacmanc8103]

Sorry - that was tried by a few other states. Not allowed. The nonsense about economy is just that - BS.

[@TxGuy-kn1su]

@pacmanc8103 didn't say Tx was said it could , I deal and see the economic impact in Tx daily 95k a yr says so also.. Thanks for your feedback..we all have our opinions..Have a fantastic evening

[@pacmanc8103]

@@TxGuy-kn1su Hmmm… this is what you wrote verbatim: “…could we do it again ,probably so..our economy is good..we have natural resources..” (I left in all your mistakes of course) Now, you’re attempting to split hairs - I don’t even know what 95k even refers to. If it refers to someone’s earnings, very average for someone starting out. To be clear, without the rest of the states, Texas would be nothing. Zero. Happy 4th!🎆 Or maybe you don’t celebrate today.

[@LukaDonesnitch]

I don't think people understood what Aiden said, he never said if they were an independent country from US or not. He said they recently tried to succeed again, which I did hear of them trying to do but good luck with that the US gov't will come in and take your land before they allow you to do that again.

[@pacmanc8103]

@@LukaDonesnitch He didn’t say they recently tried to secede (not succeed). Texas has never tried to secede since the Civil War. Of course it is total nonsense that the US government would come and take land. Don’t spread disinformation!

[@garyi.1360]

Again Briggs makes a list of his favorites based on biased information.

[@UnbiasedRemarks]

No city does.. because fireworks are annoying and after the 4th people do them nightly for the next week😭

[@bobupton-e1u]

Texas was its own country at one time. Before it joined the United States.

[@LukaDonesnitch]

New York was the first capital, then it moved around a bunch.

[@allengardner4672]

New York, briefly. was the first capital of the USA

[@VineVitumEt5]

Charleston, SC is known more for their fresh seafood, and you can get it cooked in any way, except for fried. No self-respecting southerner would ever eat nasty fried seafood. 😒

[@angelo77c]

This list is trash lol, Philly is always ranked top 2-3 in the country. Birthplace of America!

[@Onestartwostripes]

Daz is right, we Texans do consider ourselves TEXAN first then American🤣

[@rattata30]

Indeed!!!!❤😊

[@pacmanc8103]

So you don’t do July 4th then. That’s appropriate.

[@Onestartwostripes]

@@pacmanc8103 oh my word. Shut up and go away. Someone always trying to get cute.

[@DUEYZ4U]

👍👍

[@brownbuter]

Happy fourth of july, American bloke Aiden

[@TheAcgtrs]

This is not even f-n’ close to right. I’m sorry, but BOSTON is by far and away the BEST city for the 4th. It is not even close.

[@beverly.alford]

It was me 🙋🏼‍♀️. And we *will* be a sovereign nation again 🤠. #TEXIT

[@JRyan-dz4fd]

East Oregon too 😛

[@Atyomommahouse-p2m]

Lol. Goofies. Back in my day!! 😂

[@officeblokedaz]

I remembered it was for sure 😂👍🏻

[@f1ves961]

"Texit" no real Texan takes this seriously lmao

[@rattata30]

Lol

[@BruceWayne53713]

I'll be that guy, 4th is just the date. We celebrate our Independence day today.

[@angelo77c]

Well thats the meaning of the date 😂😂

[@DavidZinselmeier]

gas prices are not "through the roof", gas prices are the lowest in years. where and why do some videos always exaggerate and say things that aren't true??? damn

[@F28aj]

It gets a certain demographic all riled up and drives engagement from those morons.

[@sshimmy2258]

Five dollars a gallon in the Chicago suburbs is not low.

[@flogg8635]

Where in hell do you live. Gas and groceries are priced high ! That’s not to mention everything else being expensive.

[@beverly.alford]

@@DavidZinselmeier This video is from 2022; gas prices were obscenely high then. Regardless, they remain ridiculous.

[@f1ves961]

​@@IslaSkye123Gas is nationally at 3 dollars and that's how it is here in Houston