Enough About What I Do in Brazil, Let's Move On | Why I Pick Fortaleza Over Rio De Janeiro

Work work work work work, Fortaleza Vs Rio De Janeiro
0:00 - Intro
0:19 - Coming up
4:36 - Walking Down To The Beach, Talking About The Current Events
8:24 - Fortaleza VS Rio De Janeiro
13:38 - Bored of Making KZbin Videos
14:11 - Talking To Local Talent
17:41 - Talent in Fortaleza
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[@uncreative1371]

Hey, loving the content. I'm really looking forward to the traveling videos.

[@BillyGringo]

Glad you like them!

[@WallaceAnderson]

Achei um ponto certissimo no video mostrar os skatistas, é algo incomum em videos sobre o Brasil, mostrar não só uma capital de um estado do Nordeste e recomendo visitar João Pessoa-PB, como tambem mostrar que no meio do turbilhão que é o Brasil temos pessoas simples e talentosas. Conheci seu canal há alguns dias e deixo aqui o meu parabéns.

[@BillyGringo]

Que bom que curtiu, fico feliz. Pretendo visitar João Pessoa e muito outros lugares e muita gente talentosa. Esqueci de citar que o skate é o segundo maior esporte do Brasil. Pelo que li. Obrigado por assistir. Tem muito ainda por vim.

[@ScenicWalk]

Congratulations on the videos, I also record here in Brazil. I just subscribed to your channel... Hug !!!

[@anitius101]

Thank you Billy, liked and watched to the end. Very insightful. I've only been to Rio and Arraial do Cabo and found Rio very unsafe, it gave me weird vibes. Fortaleza seems more chill. Love what you said about the temp of the water on the beaches. Also, I'm not a night life kinda person, so everything you talked about was very useful. Hope to find out about more places in Brasil. Thanks again. Keep it up

[@BillyGringo]

I’m glad you enjoyed the video.

[@davidscroggins8482]

I have a friend that lives in Sobral. When I visited there, the climate definitely reminded me Phoenix. I am looking forward to you show casing more places in Ceará.

[@BillyGringo]

Hopefully soon. I’m getting swamped with work. Which is a good thing. Lol

[@nayaklobo2549]

We have a joke in Ceará who we called sobral as U.S.S (united states of sobral) I don’t know exactly why, also there is hot as hell but a good city to live in CE for who those don’t like capitals chaos and gentrification.

[@Giovanni-it2sp]

My 2 cents - and remember that this is personal, of course; I lived for a long time in Rio and still spend a good amount of time there yearly. At the same time, I stayed in Fortaleza for several months a few times. In Rio, Ipanema, Leblon, etc. offer much more to do, better and more restaurants, bars, etc., all easy to reach and walkable & perfectly safe if you don't act stupid. Ipanema & leblon offer plenty of quiet places to live, with nice one way streets (very green). Women look better, too ;) - but again, this is personal. The same goes for shopping if you like decent brands. On the other hand, in Fortaleza, you have new apartments at low prices. Rio will cost you more, and for new buildings, you'd have to go to Barra & Recereio (like Billy mentioned). Rio's life, if you want a decent live, will probably cost you x2 - x2.5 times Fortaleza, but then also offers much higher quality in terms of restaurants, bars, shops. Both are amazing.

[@TheFletchster]

Santee, Lakeside & El Cajon in ha house!

[@BillyGringo]

Let’s gooooo!!!

[@carlosdecastrojr3789]

I’ve lived in both places. You cannot trust people in Rio whatsoever, especially the women they will stab you in the back when you least expect it, much like ppl from LA. In Fortaleza ppl are friendlier and more trustworthy.

[@u3u36]

If i was a foreigner that wants "big city vibes" id go for São Paulo instead, they have everything a developed country has, the downside is that there's no beach, and in winter it gets cold

[@BillyGringo]

True. It gets too cold for me but I plan on visiting. Where are you from?

[@davidnogueira4417]

vá visitar são Paulo e Rio de Janeiro billy.

[@BillyGringo]

Vouch chegar lá. Questão de tempo e coragem. Kkk mas vou chegar. Obrigado pela força!

[@PersuingHoliness]

I love Rio, been there 4 times but the city noise can be very overwhelming 😮

[@BillyGringo]

I agree! Rio for me is overwhelming in general.

[@user-py8jb9pq8u]

and the beach of the future, when will you go there by bike?

[@BillyGringo]

There are no bikes stations that go out there and it is very dangerous, there are too many hoods over there.

[@user-py8jb9pq8u]

@@BillyGringo criminal factions

[@BillyGringo]

@user-py8jb9pq8u No. Most factions maintain order; robbing and stealing isn’t allowed. More so, random jackers that don't follow the rules.

[@carlosdecastrojr3789]

@@BillyGringoback 20 years ago, I used to always take the bus to the beach. One day I almost got mugged walking from the bus stop to the barraca. It is pretty scary on the street where the bus stops during the off season.

[@robinkosta8087]

5.69 !

[@robinkosta8087]

5.70 😮

[@BillyGringo]

All the way up