Top 10 WORST Big Cities to Live in America for 2020

The Top 10 WORST Cities to live in America for 2020. None of these places are in the best states, so there are no reasons to move to them! But a few are near the best small towns in the USA.
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► Best VERY SMALL Cities - • Top 10 BEST Very Small...
In order to determine which US city is the worst (or best), I first separated them into different groups based on their size:
Big Cities (Metropolitan population OVER 3 million residents)
Medium Size Cities (Metro population between 1.5 to 3 million)
Small Cities (Metro population UNDER 1.5 million)
We then analyze a few categories, including their economy, crime and safety, cost of living, schools, health, traffic, things to do, and quality of life. I also implemented my personal experiences and the pros and cons of each location to find the worst places to live. There will be a new video for EACH city size group, so be on the lookout!
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[@FromHeretoThere]

Hope you all enjoy the WORST Big Cities! Let me know what you think I got right or wrong, and be sure to *check out our website: **fromheretotheretravel.com/** regularly for exclusive lists!* And *Can we hit 3,000 LIKES for the Top 10 WORST Medium Cities?*

[@dillondunning8415]

I was happy with this video because I live in san diego and also i lived in san fransicso and it is bad because out poop map

[@DavidHernandez-xg1dt]

From there to there can you do 10 reasons not to move to Skidmore Missouri

[@eddiesimba2106]

Do top 10 Super duper small cities like with populations of 10000 and up

[@eddiesimba2106]

Put in Ladera Ranch California

[@jameshodges4490]

Full of lies. I live in DC and it seems like everybody from everywhere is dying to live here. It's probably the safest big city in the country. You just wanted to make a video and make money on KZbin. You know nothing jackass.

[@mattclinton4348]

I'm from the Detroit area, I'm hoping Detroit can start to make a comeback. Downtown has definitely improved alot the last few years though

[@edwardcramm5860]

Matt, my last two vehicles, Camaro and Jeep Grand Cherokee, were made in Detroit. I've never been there but I hate to see a once great American city fall so far. I'm from Baltimore where there is no hope

[@petterherlofsen7269]

@@edwardcramm5860 There’s no hope in Sandnes Norway

[@dvferyance]

I hope so too. I think there is more hope for Detroit then there is for St Louis.

[@honeycomblord9384]

Went there a few years back. I'm rooting for you guys.

[@ryleeinman4501]

@@edwardcramm5860 the Camaro is made in Lansing

[@hunterb.2969]

There are literally only 18 American cities with an MSA population over 3 million, meaning two of the top ten "WORST" big cities to live in are also in the top ten "BEST" big cities to live in.

[@thegreatrandomchannel338]

Hunter B. Denver and Baltimore were on the best and worst big cities list and they had a msa population below 3 million

[@lukeschroter9389]

@@thegreatrandomchannel338 Denver is heaven Baltimore is The Exact Opposite Hell

[@hen1479]

Big brain..

[@rahiquemirza2794]

@Hitolf Adler Metropolitan statistical area

[@willhess8011]

@Hitolf Adler it’s like the entire population of the city and the suburbs I think

[@suprensa4393]

I seriously don't know how you do it. Having lived in Portland and having spent a good amount of time in Seattle, you did a better job describing those cities than most people who live there could. I learn about all sorts of places on your channel without even having to go to them. I don't care that they take a long time to make and upload, when they are uploaded they are beyond worth it. Keep them coming.

[@FromHeretoThere]

Thanks so much haha, I just love cities and take a lot of pride in making the videos as accurate as possible. Glad you're enjoying them :)

[@jonvalon8799]

I live 45 minutes away from Detroit. Yes, I’m the past 60-70 years it has been deteriorating rapidly, but Detroit is really starting to turn around as businesses are actually starting to move in and many formerly abandoned areas are being renovated. I go to Detroit often, and yes, there are many bad areas, but the heart of downtown Detroit is such a fun place to be, especially Campus Martius park and so many great restaraunts and places to go. Yes, Detroit isn’t the best city, but it definitely is turning around and I wouldn’t be surprised if people and businesses really start to move back to detroit.

[@lukefoster934]

I live 45 minutes away from Detroit. Yes, I’m the past 60-70 years it has been deteriorating rapidly, but Detroit is really starting to turn around as businesses are actually starting to move in and many formerly abandoned areas are being renovated. I go to Detroit often, and yes, there are many bad areas, but the heart of downtown Detroit is such a fun place to be, especially Campus Martius park and so many great restaraunts and places to go. Yes, Detroit isn’t the best city, but it definitely is turning around and I wouldn’t be surprised if people and businesses really start to move back to detroit.

[@samgibb-randall5743]

You in Ann Arbor?

[@lukefoster934]

Sam Gibb-Randall haha no I wish I’m in Monroe it’s south of detroit

[@tdawg368]

@@lukefoster934 is there stray dogs in detroit

[@RapperGeek]

@@lukefoster934 i was just in Monroe I'm from toledo

[@daboss8302]

Maybe you’re in Ann Arbor, the best Very Small City

[@neiandresamuels5428]

Top 10 US cities for High speed Rail

[@FromHeretoThere]

Okay, will do! Seems like a lot of people wanna see this one

[@tsmaximus1237]

@@FromHeretoThere can you still do mine

[@Not_Sal]

Almost no cities are good for high speed rail

[@kuerpotino8401]

Not Sal nyc

[@neiandresamuels5428]

@@Not_Sal Dallas-Houston Dallas-Houston-San Antonio Miami-Atlanta Sandiego-LA-Bay area

[@Joe-yq3dc]

Detroit pretty much always is #1 on any "worst cities" or "most dangerous places" list.

[@tennisvideos8514]

Yep, it's sad, along with St Louis and Baltimore

[@vastcf1674]

That's why Detroit became human

[@reeckoyoshi5887]

Cleveland too.

[@reeckoyoshi5887]

But Detroit is getting beter.

[@Bob-jm8kl]

Detroit is a true tragedy. It used to be called the Paris of the US. But once the death spiral starts, it doesn't stop.

[@chandlersyf]

To be fair, you can't call a city bad just because it is expensive. It is expensive for a reason.

[@jeeneeuz]

Thats fair, but he mostly called it bad when the expenses were high and the average income was so low. Thats what leads to things like poverty, homelessness, and litter in the city

[@_Josper_]

True

[@Theyaintme_cb6]

He not really calling it bad for that reason but more of you want to move here because rent is so high

[@Ljberkow]

This is a horrible list because many of these cities are beautiful, have a great arts, restaurants, sports and other nightlife.

[@MrHailteam]

A lot of these places used to be nice. The new reset governors are promoting crime and they're making it to where you can't even protect yourself they're literally legalizing crime and defunding the police these people have lost their minds just a matter of time things are going to get really bad sooner than people think

[@alidavari6958]

title: Top 10 WORST Big Cities to Live in America for 2020 him: "Actually, we start with an honorable mention, You" me: wow I have never been actually insulted as a worst big city before. I take that in. that was innovative !

[@Senystyn]

As someone who's lived in Chicago literally all my life, you're right, the crime is not as bad as the media portrays it (still not great, but definitely not "Chiraq" level bad, that's just pushing it). The weather is wild, it can be in the 80s one day and in the 50s the next, its insane weather. You get used to it, and it becomes funny after a while, even kind of like an inside joke for Chicagoans, but it isn't too bad (sometimes). As for congestion, yeah, we have that issue lol, and it's annoying. Otherwise, I love this city, so much to do here, you never get bored.

[@ladya3302]

Do you live in the bad, Chiraq areas though or you're speaking from a person's perspective that isn't in the hood? That makes a difference especially since Chicago has a super segregated history. I want to understand because I've heard very different opinions from young men who lived there.

[@Senystyn]

@@ladya3302 My neighborhood isn't exactly what you would call the hood, but it's definitely not what you would call Beverly Hills either. I am surrounded by the worst neighborhoods in the city though (Englewood, Auburn Gresham, etc.), so those neighborhoods and their crime are only like 5 minutes away.

[@nicchauvin1096]

@@Senystyn Every large city I've been to has been like that. I felt completely safe walking around San Francisco at night. I literally walked from one side of the city to the other. Also, what crime stats don't show is that lots of policing jurisdictions fudge their stats. For larger cities, the more crime they report, the more federal assistance they get. For suburbs, the few reports they make, the safer their cities look, which keeps property value artificially high, which keeps tax revenue rolling in.

[@tjjefferson3410]

Oh trust me It's bad. Its just the fact that there's like what 7 million people in Chicago right? If there's 10 shootings over the course id a 3 day weekend it'll get blown up in your local news for views which means money for them. But for the crime It's self Chicago isn't even in the top 10 for crime i don't think. Crime based off the ratio if residents in the city/ town so like for example a town some where in west bumble fuck with a population of 45 thousand residents can be considered more dangerous than Chicago if they get let's say 1 shooting every 2 weeks over Chicagos 10 shootingd in the course if 3 days

[@antoniocampbell9190]

Come to Cleveland after the summer it’s dark all day everyday you can’t tell when to get up and then it snows until June

[@alcyonae]

2:09 San Francisco, CA 3:37 Chicago, IL 5:25 Philadelphia, PA 6:47 Los Angeles, CA 8:24 Atlanta, GA 9:48 Miami, FL 11:06 Washington, DC 12:33 Baltimore, MD 13:52 Riverside & San Bernardino, CA 15:40 Detroit, MI

[@michelleobamafootcream9292]

thanks

[@MondoMiami]

Thank you. Almost turned it off after 2 minutes of rambling.

[@arnoldgarzajr1164]

I thought Riverside-San Bernardino was a part of Los Angeles I didn't know they separated like that but it's all good.

[@JimmiAlli]

I don’t think Riverside should be in thIs list. It is more like a suburb.

[@danielchang9835]

Yeah, Riverside-San Bernardino doesn't really look like an urban area at all. And he said Atlanta's sprawled around.

[@TheTlewis3074]

They give its own metro but if you've ever been there you'll see it's just a suburb of LA.

[@adg7147]

This guy is a con and obviously knows nothing about what he’s ranking. San Bernardino is shit but Riverside is actually really nice.

[@carsongauthier1535]

Yeah, but San Bernardino is right where it belongs.

[@adg7147]

@@carsongauthier1535 San Bernardino is worst shit since worst shit

[@gamerboyx8243]

I feel bad for Detroit tbh It WAS a great city known for automobiles😭

[@FromHeretoThere]

It was THE automobile city haha

[@bensimmonsforr3]

Motor City

[@Austinniya.]

It was a great city full of trams until the automobile forcefully fucked it up, and then the automobile left. GM shit in its own nest and then flew away to build another nest to eventually shit in.

[@neurowayne]

Why Tesla not move to Detroit? I bet it can save this city. Good infrastructure and cheaper labor. But I guess current employees don't want to move there. Sad

[@harlow743]

Grew Up in Detroit in the 50's Wonderful place to grow up In 1962 Detroiters had the highest per capita income in the USA

[@belleepoque2544]

'Ah, Los Angeles; they city of angels, the city where dreams are made............ TO BE CRUSHED' LOLOLOLOl

[@susellar7925]

I swear

[@hen1479]

Ikr?

[@Jin-vj7wf]

very informative, thanks for taking time to create this video to educate us

[@r.pres.4121]

New York City should be on this list. It is overcrowded, overtaxed, and extremely expensive. Plus it’s crime rate after being very low is rising steadily. It is also a heavily polluted city as well.

[@paulbrower4265]

Except -- that for many people who live there it is the only place in which they could live.

[@hungrybear252]

Facts

[@goodfella2400]

Especially in 2020, where it has plunged into chaos and crime and seeing record numbers of residents permanently leaving. Definitely an obtuse omission.

[@ricardocampos6517]

@@goodfella2400 stop watching Fox News

[@goodfella2400]

@Ricardo Campos stop reading the New York Times. Better yet, keep reading it and stay there so you don’t leave and ruin another state.

[@bracebrooks967]

Very interesting, but I'm suprised New Orleans and Houston weren't mentioned in this video due to their crime rates and occasional nightmare flooding/hurricanes.

[@FromHeretoThere]

Houston was #8 on our best cities list, but honestly, #8 on that list through #7 on this list are all so close. They have a lot of great things about them and a ton to do, but also a lot of negatives. And New Orleans's metro population is actually only 1.2million! I'd say it definitely feels a lot bigger though so it will most likely go on our worst medium cities list. Hope you enjoyed!

[@bracebrooks967]

@@FromHeretoThere Yes, it was a very interesting video. I've been to most of the cities listed in this video by the way. Just never been to Baltimore (thank God) and I've never been to San Bernadino, Riverside, or Miami.

[@theforeignerinamerica1817]

Houston is a super city. Crime is concentrated on just a few areas, where I live and commute is super safe. Traffic is bad just like any other big city. Jobs are thriving and the income here lasts for longer!

[@bracebrooks967]

@@theforeignerinamerica1817 Good for you, but even if crime and traffic weren't major issues there, the bad weather still is. 2 days ago, I saw on TV just how bad the flooding in Houston was this week. I can't swim in case of that kind of emergency, so yeah Houston, and to be honest Texas in general just ain't the state for me.

[@BigPapiCapone]

The reason I don't want to live in Houston is the weather

[@hunterrahm886]

7:31 only gta players know where this is

[@D.aniell]

Bruh they copied gta

[@bensimmonsforr3]

Rockford Hills

[@omarsamaha2830]

Yeah I love the gta version more they show less homeless and definitely less problems like traffic but the real life la in some areas that are less invaded with homeless actually looks good

[@raphaelvieira4701]

yeah, the jewelry entrance, right?

[@ichangedmyusernamebecausei2551]

You forget a thousand things everyday, pal. Make sure this is one of ‘em.

[@walkingaroundcentralflorid1173]

pretty cool images and info. thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@ScienceBasedFitness]

Love the content. You should do top 10 cities with the best and worst weather!

[@raphietrasmonte5803]

If I made a list on the top 10 worst US cities to live in 10. Albuquerque, New Mexico 09. Shrevport, Louisiana 08. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 07. Jackson, Mississippi 06. Hartford, Connecticut 05. Cleveland, Ohio 04. Memphis, Tennessee 03. Baltimore, Maryland 02. St. Louis, Missouri 01. Detroit, Michigan

[@breeanna637]

Why you think Milwaukee? Lol

[@dallasmove537]

LOL. Definitely agree that these are sh*tholes (never been to Alaska so not sure about that one) but many of these don't qualify as big cities.

[@FromHeretoThere]

Can't argue with any of those haha

[@patriotmowing1444]

Louisville

[@raphietrasmonte5803]

From Here to There I had to include Jackson since Mississippi is the poorest state lol

[@colleenkelly9017]

I'm from Riverside California and I loved it there. Everything mentioned is true. I will always love the I.E (anyone who's from there does) but I had to move to Missouri...45 min east of Kansas City and I can't believe the difference. You can actually afford to live here and even though it's boring in comparison to the I.E it's nice to have more job opportunities and live without struggling to much

[@adidaslee]

Let me ask you a question, what city do you live in Missouri? Cuz i'm intersted in job opportuniries

[@funkyd989]

How could you not afford inland empire? Did you work at McDonald’s ?

[@akunamatatalopez3963]

@@funkyd989 Does it matter to you where she worked?

[@VentureAHighway]

*Very helpful video with specific details on each city.*

[@AliceK-ps7jd]

amazing video. Keep producing more because we are all waiting for your excellent videos

[@kakapokiwi2247]

I agree with some of the stuff about San Francisco, but it is an amazing city. With great culture and energy, San Francisco is also close to many great beaches.

[@FromHeretoThere]

Yeah honestly one of my favorite places to always go back to. Such a beautiful city with so much to do, but the extreme cost of living and new wave of rich people entering has definitely changed the place

[@ilpats]

It’s beautiful but the human shit on sidewalks make it gross same with the whole city, smelling like shit just exploded all over the city

[@kakapokiwi2247]

@@ilpats If you avoid the downtown you never run into that.

[@ilpats]

Kiwi Mapping Yeahh gotcha I went to Chinatown an I was walking an saw human shit on the sidewalk an when I had gotten to SF it just smelt so bad but yeah

[@kakapokiwi2247]

@Brendan Sullivan If you go from June to September not normally. In August, I went to Pacifica beach (right outside of SF) and it felt like 100 degrees.

[@purwillet2103]

As a person who’s lived in Miami my whole life, you definitely got it right 😂. I laughed at the Bipolar Weather cause it’s true and in hurricane season we party 🎉

[@KlayExterior]

Do you have became my favorite KZbin channel in existence at the moment

[@BenShutUp]

Geez, I live for these videos! More please! I’m hooked!

[@nicchauvin1096]

OMG, that constant inflection in his voice drove me nuts! I couldn't finish the video. But I did find it odd that almost every city on the list is also on other lists as the cities most people want to move to.

[@gameframe2405]

People seeing there city on this list No it’s not! People after seeing the explanation Understandable have a nice day

[@amygreen6056]

this awesome video inspires me to go to visit these big cities after COVID-19, thank you for educating me.

[@makemoneynow5061]

Amazing! Never thought I'd be finish watching this video!

[@gerberjoanne266]

I think Washington, DC has a lot of charm, once you get past the monuments. Walk around the Capitol Hill neighborhood, around the northwest section of the city, and Georgetown, and you'll see what I mean.

[@FromHeretoThere]

I actually like the Georgetown area a lot, but definitely seems to be a huge gap between the rich and poor there

[@gerberjoanne266]

@@FromHeretoThere I haven't been to DC in many years. I'm sure you're right.

[@BillKing3456]

Very nicely done as usual. Appreciated what you said about Chicago since I grew up there (in a western suburb). I still and always will have a soft spot for Chicago but wouldn't move back there. It's startling to hear how much higher the violent crime rates are in Baltimore and Detroit - they really are much higher than the other big cities you mentioned. When you mention the subjective category of charm or interesting-ness, or lack thereof like Atlanta & San Bernardino/Riverside, I always agree with you so you should not shy away from giving your opinions. I just recommended this topic to Briggs but I doubt he saw it so the following is fair game: what California metro areas are increasing in population the most based on out-of-staters moving in? Much is made (by Briggs and Nick Johnson & others) of where Californians who are moving out of state are moving to. But California is still increasing in population so I'm wondering whether people from the rest of the country are still flocking there like they once were and to where specifically - LA, San Diego, San Francisco & San Jose per usual or is the immigration into the state more spread out now?

[@FromHeretoThere]

Thanks so much, glad you enjoy the videos and hearing my opinions on a city's charm and character :) And I'm not sure honestly, could be interesting to do a video on that, but I'd assume the big cities. Most of the people moving to Riverside/San Bernardino and Sacramento are from the bigger metros in state and just got priced out of their respective markets.

[@TinaW-ti7xu]

great video - very enjoyable & educational

[@williamwilkinson4756]

Love the videos man. Good stuff. Very informative!

[@shopece8807]

DC Native and live in DC proper and even though I've been to a gazillion small towns and small cities and medium cities and other larger cities even there aren't too many places I would move to outside of Washington DC.

[@EthanSimmons06]

I live just South of Atlanta and thus go there frequently, and I can say that it is not a bad city. There is so much to do. In just a few minutes you can drive from one of the most popular theatres nation wide (Fox Theatre) to the 20 time winner of the best steakhouse in the US (Bones), and from there to many other equally great buildings in the city. There is so much to do at Atlanta.

[@julianperalta9911]

Dude.. love your channel. Keep it up!! Can u please do one of Knoxville TN.. either WHY or WHY NOT?

[@jocelynhopson8557]

Congratulations on the website, keep the content coming ☺️

[@jordanwilliams9300]

There's no way Chicago deserves a worse ranking than SF.

[@koshea44]

I’ve lived in Chicago my whole life and my relatives live in San Fran so I’ve been out there plenty of times. Chicago is worse in terms of violence/murder as well as the potholes in every road mentioned in the video but in terms of overall dirtiness and poverty San Fran is significantly worse. There’s literal shit all over the streets and homelessness seemed to be more prevalent than in Chicago (where it’s still a problem). The people are a lot more rude and just somewhat weird in SF (might just be because it’s in California though). Both have awful politicians/policies but San Fran seemed like a much worse place to live in my opinion. SF does have more tourist attractions than Chicago though like Fisherman’s Wharf which is definitely worth checking out.

[@adriang.4086]

@@koshea44 SF is simply prettier. Much more beautiful nature , ocean , weather , wine country nearby. Chicago is very flat and doesn't have sites like Golden Bridge in SF. Politically both really suck.

[@tonysoviet3692]

SF itself is bad but the region is great. Lots of natural scenery, Napa Valley is just 30 mins away and it is a gorgeous wine town. Chicago is just plain drape and boring all around. In addition, I rather cope with stepping on shit than being shot dead walking around.

[@koshea44]

Adrian G. I would agree in terms of natural scenery and the landscape itself SF is definitely better than Chicago. But I’d still much rather live in Chicago because of the people and the other reasons I talked about.

[@jordanwilliams9300]

The Lake + the Chicago skyline is all the scenery I need to be happy. But I'm a Chicago native, so it probably helps my contentment that IMO "flat" = "the default state that land should be" 😆.

[@alejandrovillavicencio6552]

Do top 10 best college towns!

[@TheOneWhoAsked777]

I have been waiting! And it's finally here!! 🤩

[@FromHeretoThere]

Hope you enjoyed!

[@user-ff9uv9ut4f]

love u guys thx for the info in every vid

[@jghjjhkhkhk]

That Charlotte insert are the beginning almost made me upset because Charlotte isn’t bad but it wasn’t on the list 😂

[@rajachadalavada779]

Iv’e been waiting for this list for literally 6 months

[@FromHeretoThere]

Hope it was worth the wait and you enjoyed!

[@jonathanbarnes7349]

@@FromHeretoThere bro y didn’t u include Cleveland it sucks here. There is so much crime and only thing to do is watch sports

[@jgshi]

Very good list! I have watched both your best and worst big cities and mostly agree. Since there are only around 20 3 million+ MSAs, The 8-10 on both the best and worst lists are more like average cities. The top 5 of either list are the ones where the differences between positives and negatives are more apparent.

[@hopesmith1480]

amazing video, more please

[@marvinstrong9374]

Detroit city limits has problems but the metro Detroit area for the most part is a great place to live. Very safe, nice houses/ condos, tons of amenities, affordable. There's a reason over 100k millionaires live in Metro Detroit. Most people don't even think about the problems in the inner city.

[@nesdanziger3741]

If you want my advice on living, go to Montclair nj, best suburb in the state and it's only a trian ride away from the amenities of nyc, with great public schools, it's the perfect place if you want access to a city without city problems.

[@acgrizz]

Grew up there, solid city

[@tonyvalentine3712]

Until it merges in East orange 😂

[@JElNative]

Until you go to the southern part like pine st orange rd and mission street 😂

[@Hopeguz3]

Congrats on hitting 100k, you’re awesome!

[@Roses-xu3nw]

great video - very informative & enjoyable

[@carsonbraton5325]

Honestly surprised San Fran wasn’t higher on the list

[@jettanyx1]

Yeah only bad things he says about Miami for example was weather, housing costs, and wage. Meanwhile sf housing prices were over 3x that, high unemployment, over 100 national average in crime, high taxes in ca, 10k homeless, and poop streets...but miami is somehow ranked worse.

[@tonysoviet3692]

@@jettanyx1 SF itself is a rather small but dense city, and the city itself is pretty bad. However, the region around the city is extremely beautiful and there are more to the Bay Area than just SF. All things considered, I think Bay Area generally has more diversity in terms of people and jobs, while Miami is fun for vacation, I wouldn't want to be surrounded by frat bros and retirees.

[@starryyynightzzz4691]

Tony Soviet lol preach. The rest of the Bay Area is beautiful, albeit expensive housing and prices in general. I live in the Bay Area, I can attest to this. I personally don’t like going to San Fran, there’s not much to do there except pier 39 or the mall on Bart :/

[@moonshinei]

Tammy Jensen He says the metropolitan area, which in the case of San Francisco includes an area that stretches all the way down to Palo Alto. So a lot of the bad stuff is cancelled out by the fact that surrounding suburbs are some of the safest and best places to live in the US, despite the costs.

[@isaacg5438]

Tony Soviet I would rather be surrounded by tourists than addicts and homeless.

[@hen1479]

Me: a northen european From here to there: It snows in chicago so thats bad. Still a great vid!!

[@gto7536]

I enjoy this channel because it wants me to visit places once Covid is over

[@hannafazaa]

This video was so needed video, thx

[@FromHeretoThere]

Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@MrPlamor]

I’ve been living in Baltimore city for 6 years, college and I’m working living in here and it’s not bad as media show , wherever they say just don’t believe media ,Your have to experience it yourself.

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

i have lived in maryland, suburbs of dc, northern virginia for many many years. if you are a doctor, engineer, businessman, teacher, lawyer, then you will be fine.

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

very true

[@johnalden5821]

@@GAURAV25855ify The Wire was set in Baltimore because the show's creator and executive producer, David Simon, had been a reporter at the Baltimore Sun, which is the city's daily newspaper. So it was the city he knew best. Had he been a reporter at, say, the Chicago Tribune, you would be talking about Chicago right now. Baltimore has all of the major problems that most American cities have -- plus the bad PR that comes from over-exposure on TV crime shows.

[@GAURAV25855ify]

@@johnalden5821 true very true

[@derrickluv4002]

What part of Baltimore you live in? Because, over 350 murders says otherwise.

[@chination1796]

Chicago ain't as bad as the media & this clown here make it out to be Chicago has a lot of amenities & things to do even during this pandemic

[@sneakerheadonlys]

Bro Chicago really ain't that great I'm from here

[@chination1796]

@@sneakerheadonlys Go to NYC, DC, Baltimore & St. Louis then get back to me 😂

[@dollyfox66]

Chicago is way too segregated...in New York you will find neighborhoods where all races live together in harmony

[@chination1796]

Some NY hoods are segregated too

[@leegorsuch3323]

Thank you , so glad you have and share this information . Do you think you could do show about best lake cities Like in Tennessee or South Carolina?

[@almeggs3247]

Well done thanks!

[@gto7536]

I live in Chicago but at least it's not the worst big city but I love Chicago

[@kayodetheyoutuber9595]

If you thought LA has sprawl Atlanta would say, "Hold my beer." That's what I call geographical comedy.

[@pittsburghpirate58]

@Chooey Sooares 8,000 square miles is not tiny. 6.5 million in the ATL is smaller than 18 million people in LA for sure. Atlanta is spread over 29 counties a size greater than Massachusetts. Of course eastern counties are much smaller than western counties.

[@californiamade5608]

Atlanta sprawl is smaller than LA. People don’t get this 🤦🏻‍♂️ the sq miles of Atlanta is 136 sq miles while LA is 503 sq miles. City limits only.

[@edwardblaha1744]

@@pittsburghpirate58 idk what you’re talking about Atlanta is not spread across 29 counties. Most of it is in Fulton and Dekalb. Cobb Gwinnett and Clayton are metro Atl.

[@russelladams7134]

@@edwardblaha1744 Rockdale County, Henry County, Douglas County, Fayette County are also part of the metro Atlanta area. Cherokee, Forsyth, and Newton counties are in there as well. Atlanta ain't big like L.A. but it has grown a lot. I grew up in Decatur, Georgia in DeKalb County.

[@edwardblaha1744]

@@russelladams7134 I live in Atlanta and those counties are not really metro ATL.

[@ReeceMarshallPersonal]

bruh i kept coming back every two weeks XD I was waiting for this video

[@Charsept]

Thanks for taking it easy on my city, Atlanta 🙏

[@HireCoop]

Live in DC and it’s amazing lol... I love city living and couldn’t imagine being in a boring slow city...now Baltimore on the other hand 🙅🏾‍♂️

[@tricool1]

@Ronald Hitson still a liberal hell

[@young-blk-investor1059]

Dc and Baltimore are shit

[@henrypark4356]

YES!!!! I knew my city (Chicago) would make this list!!!!! Traffic is pretty bad over here and the roads/public services are horrible. But on the flip side, there are lots of great neighborhoods and the lakefront is just beautiful.

[@FromHeretoThere]

Such an amazing city, truly not another place in this country quite like it

[@emiliegee7669]

And the crime is high

[@matthewciolak3273]

@@emiliegee7669 not downtown

[@joyclark2133]

Very education video, thank you for making it, do top 10 cheap lace to live?

[@FromHeretoThere]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed :) Cheapest cities coming soon!

[@dawnkotecki7887]

Congratulations on your milestone!!! ❤️

[@FromHeretoThere]

Thanks!

[@K.B.Williams]

10. San Fransisco - too expensive - earthquakes 9. Chicago - too expensive - too cold - traffic 8. Philly - high unemployment - high crime 7. L.A. - too expensive - overrated 6. Atlanta - bad traffic - high unemployment 5. Miami - too expensive - hurricanes 4. DC - too expensive - high crime - dull 3. Baltimore - high crime - very dirty 2. Inland Empire - high crime - 1. Detroit - high unemployment - high crime Just gonna ignore NYC I see...

[@lonewanderer412]

nyc is the safest big city in the US, nyc has best transportation, best policing, good enough education and low crime rate, why would you put it on this list?

[@K.B.Williams]

@@lonewanderer412 Which parts of NYC is considered safe? Surely don't Brownsville. And other reasons to be on the list would be too expensive, too cold and too many people.

[@lonewanderer412]

Kev Electric Highway what do you mean which dude, google safest big cities in us and first city you will see is ny, considering it is the most populous city in the us as well, it is considered safe, weather is ok i guess, not too many hurricanes or floods there, as well as one of the highest 911 response rate in the nation, if you add charisma of the city, history and architecture as well, i don’t see why it is a bad city, the only problem i see is rats and litter, but thats a universal problem for every us city

[@K.B.Williams]

@@lonewanderer412 I didn't see NYC number 1 anywhere. Then again I don't know how to compare NYC to any other big city since it's the biggest. In any case, being safe is only one attribute in this video. Nyc is still insanely expensive like other big cities on the list.

[@danmur2797]

@@lonewanderer412 NYC has similar crime rates to LA and almost as expensive. The conurbation populations are also close with NYC at 21 million, LA at 19 million.

[@zackbrand9311]

I live in the Miami suburbs, the housing is crazy down here, I do not now how people poorer then me (I’m lower middle class) survive without moving into the sugar Cain fields out west. Our weather is not crazy though, it’s actually very predictable with the exception of a sun shower happening every now and then, but You missed out on the worst part! There are so many irritable old north easterners.

[@FromHeretoThere]

Yeah I was looking at the stats and I was like woah haha. Yeah I guess my only experiences in the area were always in Summer which is when it gets pretty crazy. I'm sureit's nice the other 9 months of the year though. And who doesn't love some retired New England transplants hehe ;)

[@michaelwatts2005]

Another good video. I'm from Chicago and you were right on point.

[@matthewmajestic1013]

May you do a video comparing South Carolina and North Carolina?, also great video

[@andrewstewart8798]

Why is there always an ad right before number 1? Is that just me?

[@tennisvideos8514]

Nope, same here hahaha

[@zackbrand9311]

Andrew Stewart lol he probably does it so you watch the ad. 😂

[@jzoedua80]

Nope 😄

[@FromHeretoThere]

Strategic placement to build the suspense haha, hope you all enjoyed!

[@Code_blu215]

I sure do miss Philly which will always be my hometown. Thinking about moving back after this pandemic is over 💯

[@jessicarose586]

I’m from Philly too, I love Philly, I’m always so happy to go back.

[@mlbroblox8620]

i want to go to philladelphia

[@quaflower8364]

awesome video, love to see SF # 10

[@xprototypesx7050]

My guy mango droppin fire vids

[@k00lkidz4]

Miami is beautiful if you have money. I still love the 80s Miami Vice aesthetic

[@FromHeretoThere]

Yeah I love the heat throwback blue, black and pink jerseys haha. Great place to vacation, not to live unless youre filthy rich

[@fishingaddicts4739]

I mean I’m 12 my parents aren’t rich just live in the rural areas and it’s nice!Best fishing in the world!

[@roberto0747]

15:34 "Phoenix, Arizona" * proceeds to put a picture of Tucson, Arizona*

[@winniehughes4982]

Watching from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 Thanks for sharing 😊😊👍

[@takes9768]

These Videos are very nice you made a new Subscriber 👍

[@richardmercer2337]

Re Chicago: Did 5 of the last 8 governors serve prison time before, after, or *during* their terms in office?

[@TheGyanreyer]

I've been living in Detroit for the last 3 years. This city still has a lot of struggles ahead of it but there's been a lot of effort getting put into economic revitalization lately and it feels like things are really starting to turn around and there's a lot of genuinely cool stuff to do around here. Above all else, it's nowhere near as dangerous as it's hyped up to be. There are so many neighborhoods here that do not look even close to what you showed lmao, maybe try actually coming to these cities rather than just shitting on them based on media depictions

[@Marco_Fabian37]

Sometimes I feel the bad rumors about certain places in American are done on purpose. They’re just trying to scare people to not move to their city and raise the cost of living even more 😂 😂

[@ti1kujobscx240]

Agreed. In reality the most dangerous city in America It wouldn't even be St Louis. It's Oakland. If you watch videos about Oakland you'll understand the definition of cursed cities.

[@raskltube]

awesome footage

[@topplacetoLive]

Really eye-opening video about the cities to avoid in 2020. Helpful and straightforward advice.

[@devynclaybrooks5338]

Top 10 best cities for public transportation (subway, bike rentals)

[@FromHeretoThere]

Definitely planning on it!

[@kcmurph41]

What I’ve come to realize is that once a narrative starts on a city, it takes on a life of its own. Most people have opinions of cities that they’ve spent a little to no time in. You actually have to live somewhere for a while to really understand what the city is all about. Not saying plenty of the criticisms aren’t legit, but they are mostly overhyped and exaggerated

[@tierraholden3370]

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[@funmitchell9542]

fun to watch your travel channel

[@keeganbrown9967]

Big= 3 million or more. You realize there's pretty much only 10 cities that meet that criteria to begin with.

[@sosamanotf642]

New York, LA and Chicago. Unless we’re counting metros

[@marvinstrong9374]

@@sosamanotf642 not even Chicago. Just NYC and LA.

[@abbyhrabovsky3734]

Yeah, the city of Detroit is well under a million

[@rogelioatempa1115]

Hes counting the metro area.

[@nickhaddad9778]

He says metro area. He says his criteria in the beginning of the video. If he meant 3 million or more just in city proper. Only New York and LA fit the bill.

[@deadacc637]

I seriously hope I don’t see NYC on this list 😫 Edit: I am so satisfied haha. I’m heading into college and I live in PA. I take frequent trips to NYC (not as much during the pandemic) but it is my favorite place to go. So much culture, talent, history, and food. There is an endless amount of things to explore and I find that many people there are very open minded and knowledgeable. The “New Yorker attitude” in my opinion is simply a no tolerance for disrespect! I look forward to calling Queens my new home in the next 5 years, so I’m glad NYC a wasn’t on this list!!!

[@quahuang4966]

great channel

[@helenh0134]

very useful video

[@raphietrasmonte5803]

I still pray to this day that Detroit will get better

[@meltedicecreamsandwich]

It's getting better slowly but surely

[@gatsby5163]

Amazing video! I absolutely love Chicago and not just because it’s home to me. Crime isn’t too bad if you stay away from the South. Philly is a hidden gem too.

[@tennisvideos8514]

Yes, you have to know where to go in these cities, I'd love to visit Chicago sometime. But some places in Philly are scary AF

[@gatsby5163]

Tennis Videos Agreed. Personally I think a major problem of Philly is actually the bordering Camden, NJ that brings a lot of crime into the city. Many beautiful rust belt cities are struggling unfortunately. Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland used to be beautiful cities. They still are!

[@gatsby5163]

Stop Misandry and Gynocentrism Wow really? I thought Texas is the place to be, I mean like everyone is moving to Texas. That’s interesting to know. I actually liked Texas when I was on vacation, it’s just way too hot and humid for me.

[@cactaceous]

Shhhhh stop talking about Philly. People might hear you. It needs to stay hidden.

[@gatsby5163]

Club Astro Transcendental Motor ok ok, I’ll keep my mouth shut 🤐. Still love Philly.

[@linry07]

been here since around 15k congrats on 100k

[@Not_Sal]

This is gonna be great like the best cities of each size series

[@jhwall7429]

Well I lived in Chicago for years before I moved to a suburb nearby and I can say it’s honestly not bad at all

[@sneakerheadonlys]

Chicago ain't great any mass exodus

[@skyeb253]

Can you make top 10 cities for the middle class, please?

[@FromHeretoThere]

Will add it to the list!

[@YourMom-tu8ks]

Make it to lower middle class 😔

[@AlexD12345]

Make it for poor.

[@henrylau2478]

great video - enjoyed it very much. finally SF on the list.

[@FromHeretoThere]

Haha yeah, glad you enjoyed :)

[@progress2913]

Thank you for being so honest about Baltimore 👍🏾