London VS New York City - City Comparison

Hello! Won't it be great to do a city comparison here? Okay, let’s start with London vs New York City comparison. In the course of this comparison, we shall see similarities and differences between living in London and living in New York City. Let me quickly tell you that this is not just a living comparison, but a city comparison. Therefore, while we would love to be as detailed as we can be, please, don’t feel let down when certain details about living conditions are missing.
Nevertheless, here’s a highlight of what we think you should know about these two iconic and fanciful cities that boast wonderful foods, classical theatre, exotic lifestyle, and state-of-the-art technologies. Please enjoy the city comparison, London vs. New York City.
Size
London is the largest city of England and the United Kingdom. Sometimes referred to as the City of London and The Square Mile, the city has an area of two square miles. But this is smaller than the area known as The Greater London which is about 607 square miles which incorporates 32 boroughs.
New York City (NYC), often simply called New York, is the most populous city in the United States. The city located in the southern part of New York State, the 24th largest city in the US, sits on a total area of 300.46 square miles. New York City is made up of 5 boroughs, namely the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, and Manhattan.
Population
What about the population of the two cities? The population of London is estimated to be 8.9 million while that of New York City is 8.8 million. This means more people are living in London than those living in New York City. Did you notice that we mentioned that the figures are just an estimate? The population of New York City is derived from US Census data analysis.
While the London area is almost double that of NYC, the population figures for both cities are pretty close. London is only a couple of hundreds of thousand more populous than New York. For that reason, London’s population density of 11,407 people per square mile, is lower than New York City’s. NYC, which is also the most densely populated major city in the US, has a population density of 27,000 people per square mile.
Though London is bigger and more populous than New York City, more people are living on the streets of New York than you would find on London streets. This is because more New Yorkers are packed and cramped into a smaller area than Londoners.
People
This can be a bit controversial, but that’s what has been observed about the people who live in both cities. Londoners, as those living in London are called, are polite, though other people see them as being too reserved, or even haughty. They’re perceived by foreigners as giggly and judgmental. It remains to be proved whether they see themselves in that light. People living in London are keen on structure and politeness in dressing. However, they can be less formal and can even unbutton their shirts at the pub. You can expect them to give you a long French stare if you’re an oddball. One beautiful thing about the people living in London is the preservation of tradition. Tea has remained tea since millenniums, and lawyers still appear in white wigs.
On the other hand, New Yorkers, as people living in New York are called, can be erratic, impulsive but confident. Yet, this produces the best result. As a matter of fact, if you don’t have a measure of ruggedness or can’t cope with furor, the non-stop city of New York is probably not for you. You can be called out for almost anything by New Yorkers. New York is for the determined people. The city, however, is designed and run to allow everyone to get the best. Thus, nothing is depriving anyone of good food, dark humor, and new experiences if you strive.
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#London #NYC

[@Zergcerebrates]

I prefer London over NY. London's transportation is top notch, it is more modern, cleaner, and safer. The city of London overall is also cleaner and safer than NYC with less mentally ill and homeless people. London also has a lot more history and character.

[@WallSt101]

London is older, so in that way it has "more history", but there's a reason filmmakers of all nationalities combine to make about 15 films in New York City for every 1 film in London. The City of New York just has more character, more modern history that people are more familiar with, and is just more interesting to people around the world who have never been to either.

[@TheClunkingFist]

@@WallSt101 Indeed, nothing to do with tax-breaks for film makers...

[@StevenSmith-mk5fg]

London is a wide city. From the sky, it doesn't look that impressive compared to other cities around the world as it doesn't have the sky scrapers but when you are on the ground, the sheer size of the city and how built up it is, is overwhelming. It's not until you get outside of zone 3 that things start to calm down a bit. The Underground is like a universe in and of itself. New York is more of a tall city. The height of the buildings is a sight to see

[@patsanters2741]

Should pay people on entering London and N York and their likes ..Where u heading to stay for a week bud erm London or New York < > Ok heres £1000.00 for entering such shiteholes 🤣

[@chelseacomps829]

@@patsanters2741 Stay bitter, farmer.

[@saifabbas5197]

LA has both!

[@patsanters2741]

@@chelseacomps829 No farmer me fr from it ..But prefer much more country side over a large city ..Large citys are very unfirendly places to be . Much prefer small town and banter which goes with it more so ..

[@mkm1738]

@@saifabbas5197 Bullshit

[@codenamekidsnextdoor7146]

I always hate when people say “New York city transportation is 24/7”. But so is London’s. We have 24 hour bus routes, Night routes and night tubes that run in some of our lines

[@milesswan2472]

But normal tube services don’t run nights. Not all lines are night tube, and not all busses run in the night, whereas in nyc they do

[@codenamekidsnextdoor7146]

@@milesswan2472 but it’s still 24 hours

[@pallimbu871]

@@codenamekidsnextdoor7146 its not mate

[@nut46]

NYC Buses also run 24/7, along with the staten island ferry. Also the NYC subway is nearly 3x bigger than the london tube.

[@EastTransportMan]

@@nut46 yeah no shit because the NYC subway literally stops on streets, not actually stations like London

[@MyOwnWayMusic]

London any day.. afternoon and Devonshire teas, parks/gardens/lakes, interesting places to see and visit, lot's of nice food, high percentage of people are well mannored and polite, I remember London in the 70's when I was a lad and it was so cheap (so was everywhere else I suppose).. I imagine New York in the 70's and 80's would've been amazing too..

[@nut46]

Central park isn't Manhattan's only park. There is Battery park on the south-western tip, which gives a great view of the water. There is also Bryant park in midtown, and Riverside park in the north, which spans a long way along the Hudson river. There are also huge parks in other boroughs, Pelham bay park in the Bronx being the largest, which is over 3x the size of Hyde park in London. Prospect park in Brooklyn was designed by Fredrick Olmsted, and is one of the most beautiful parks in the world with 526 acres of woodland, ponds, and meadows.

[@Nihilanth1982]

nobody cares. richmond park is better than all of them.

[@irinegujabidze]

London is famous for its green spaces. Every area of London has multiple parks and squares. No comparison with NY in this field.

[@Subiwu]

@@irinegujabidze NY literally has many other parks other can Central Park, which is literally twice as big as Hyde. NYC isn’t just Manhattan as well, in the other boroughs, there are many parks and it is also pretty green. Wouldn’t consider that last sentence true on your end.

[@irinegujabidze]

I’m sure NY has many parks. And Central Park is stunning. I just said London has more parks, which is reality. We have more uninhabited land, hence, more parks and squares. I never mentioned Hyde Park in my comment, either. It is not our biggest park; Richmond Park is.

[@mitchwinthrop]

I've spent a lot of time in both cities. while it's true London has more park space overall, New York has much more than just Cemtral Park. Washington Square Park for one has probably appeared in more movies than any other park. Still, as big as Central Park is, and the sum total of all the other parks, New York pales in comparison to the parks in London. And they're all far more beautiful.

[@asiankaos3861]

The central park being the only park in Manhattan isn't true. It is the biggest park and the others are more of a mix of green and concrete but there is Theodore Roosevelt Park, Morningside Park, Fort Washington Park, Bryant Park, and many many more. This doesn't even take into account the other boroughs like Prospect Park in Brooklyn (which I prefer over central park) or Queensbridge Park in LIC.

[@cynthia1234523]

Not the only park in Manhattan. When I heard that too , I was like whaaaa . Lol .

[@ThePaulusUK]

The whole west side of Manhattan.. an incredible river loop, skate parks, kayaking, cycling etc. riverside park is one of the best too

[@rzeitouneh]

I was literally about to say the same thing. There’s also Madison Square Park and Union Square Park. Plus upper Manhattan is just filled with green space

[@larrybell1859]

You forgot to mention Flushing-Corona Meadows Park in Queens.

[@gotham61]

I live in Manhattan two blocks Fort Tryon Park, and eight blocks from Inwood Hill Park, the only natural forest in Manhattan.

[@andrewbarbarash3116]

Living for sure London. NY is chaos. London has far better architecture as a general rule, every road, street, area feels so distinctive. New York is amazing as a tourist because it's like jumping into a movie set, it's very unique, no where quite like it in the world. But if you're going to spend an extended time in one, London blows it out the water it has something for everyone without feeling overwhelmed constantly.

[@pacmanc8103]

BS on your silly post. From what you wrote, it’s clear you’ve done Manhattan and very little else. You know nothing about New York, including it’s architecture.

[@uzin0s256]

@@pacmanc8103 london is better

[@pacmanc8103]

@@uzin0s256 A bit late, aren’t you?😛

[@uzin0s256]

@@pacmanc8103 london is better

[@pacmanc8103]

@@uzin0s256 Get to school. Learn to write more than one clause sentences.

[@nikolayivanov6373]

London is the greatest city in the world, no doubt.

[@jameslee2193]

How about new york and tokyo?

[@pavan923]

If London is the greatest city in the world then I don't want to see what the rest of the world looks like 🤢

[@BlatentlyFakeName]

As Brit I never liked London all that much (or any city really). But it is quite clean and tidy compared to most. I hate going somewhere and seeing crap thrown all over the place. It means the locals don't respect it. New York is very grubby and run down looking. Lots of rubbish everywhere and crumbling streets, buildings.

[@charlieordaniel6914]

New York City has massive beaches and many small islands. New York wins.

[@napoleonbonaparte1789_]

İstanbul and Moscow.

[@durranisamerica1724]

I like both London and New York

[@664theneighbor5]

The only park in Manhattan is not Central Park 💀

[@navid.S]

Obviously London 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿❤️

[@pranaysharma3325]

How is it obvious?

[@stevena3244]

@@pranaysharma3325 because yes

[@mkm1738]

Obviously New York city

[@gabyheon21]

I like both but There is something about London ❤️💖🇬🇧

[@patsanters2741]

Aye its a shithole ..smells all large citys do ..but London alike Paris yuk ..Would be last place on earth id stay .

[@snowforest6487]

Like ton of crime and immigration

[@chelseacomps829]

@@snowforest6487 just like NYC? Plus immigration is good, cry about it.

[@charlieordaniel6914]

And there's something about New York City

[@NeilOB9]

@@snowforest6487yet still safer than NYC.

[@sachinp2165]

I am from Mumbai, India. Will be moving to London in couple of months. The most fun part of this video is reading the comment section. Every comment that votes for one city over the other , has passionate lovers of the other city in comments saying "looks like you have never been to XXXX" 😄 I have been to London and it felt a lot like Mumbai (minus the slums, very visible poverty and all the dirt and garbage). But, the pace, the daily travelling in public transport, the crowd- felt very familiar. Never been to NYC- hope will get that chance one day.

[@jaynorton8298]

Nice video

[@kevinhickling3681]

IM AM A UK 🇬🇧 TRANSPLANT FOR A REASON....AINT NO WHERE LIKE NYC LOVE IT OR HATE IT....LONDON IS A TRADITIONAL PLACE FOR HISTORY ITS COOL BUT NYC IS EXPLOSIVE AND ENERGETIC NOT FOR THE WEAK. 2 DIFFERENT ENERGIES. I LIVED IN BOTH COUNTRIES AINT NO WHERE LIKE NYC BABY....

[@AT-vq6nu]

Lol london is far superior

[@Iamjagjit]

London forever 😻😻

[@snowforest6487]

🤡🤡🤡

[@AtheistEnglishgirl]

Yes

[@mkm1738]

New York city forever

[@njnikusha]

Enjoyed my stay in London, what an incredible city so much history , culture but NYC will remain as my #1 Its so alive and the energy here is absolutely amazing. Beating heart of the globe

[@Cloud-mp8eo]

Did you know in London if you tried a new like cultural/regional/national restaurant every day eg Indian Chinese Greek you’d have a different type of meal for 2 1/2 years

[@pallimbu871]

oh same as in nyc

[@pacmanc8103]

@@pallimbu871 the difference is you won’t get sick in New York.

[@WallSt101]

There are nearly twice as many national communities in New York as in London. You should visit and see what "The Capitol of the World" is really like.

[@stuartgray8784]

@@pacmanc8103 That's such a weird comment...why do you think this? Just looked up food safety regulation rankings and the US isn't even in the top 10 for food safety, whereas the UK is.

[@pacmanc8103]

@@stuartgray8784 Seriously? From 6 months ago, no less. The ‘food safety regulation rankings’ means what, exactly? Unless you’re very familiar with food safety (which you clearly aren’t, from your own words) you probably don’t want to go down that rabbit hole. You know no more than a Google search.

[@ThePaulusUK]

Central Park is not the only Manhattan park! Bryant park, gramercy, Washington square park etc. Brooklyn has prospect park etc

[@FallenAngel9979]

Would love to live in either! Haven’t visited NYC since 1995. (God I feel old) and always wanted to go back…one day….

[@ZOMBOT-PUBG]

London 🔥

[@JuanFernandez-xn1ih]

There is a saying that says: you will get tired of living before you get tired of London.

[@kashishmalhotra9191]

New York Forever..you can't beat the vibe and the freedom of this city. Have lived in both 👍

[@uzin0s256]

It smells like piss and london is way better than NY

[@larrybell1859]

Most people around the world will say London and they are correct on many levels but NYC is the City. It is alive and it is in a league of its own. That is why it is called the City.

[@mkm1738]

Actually most people around the world will say New York city not london.

[@lawahhawad144]

@@mkm1738no thats a lie! London is Safer, cleaner, people have manners, no giant rats, the list goes on and on!

[@mkm1738]

@@lawahhawad144 Actually is not a lie what I said! London is not safer, not cleaner, and people at london have no damn sense. So stop lying to yourself lol.

[@Nihilanth1982]

what a load of crap. same thing can be said about any city.

[@pacmanc8103]

@@lawahhawad144 😂 London is a quaint has-been city that people like to visit. But not a place to eat or go clubbing, of course.

[@me6544]

Ofc London

[@abdulrahamanpatwegar5542]

London is love ❤ . New York is nothing infront of London

[@lloydfrancis9149]

I love my home born in London England but don't be fooled I Love Manhattan NYC especially in the summer walking Brooklyn bridge to Manhattan but I also Love West London Shepherds Bush Central London Notting Hill Gate in Summer but they are both FANTASTIC

[@lancedsouza1547]

Both cities are like brothers. Both are huge melting pots of people from across the world. Though I feel London is a smaller New York but just as interesting. NY is go go go whereas London is a bit more measured.

[@jamiltoncano]

Alicia keys empire states

[@concretesea]

The charm of London is that it has never been a melting pot - being a Londoner you don't have a set of unsaid standards to follow as New Yorker does, people respect each other and just be whoever they want to be.

[@pacmanc8103]

@@concretesea I’m not following your comment. Whatever are the ‘unsaid standards’ that New Yorkers follow which Londoners don’t? The last part about ‘people respecting each other’ doesn’t seem to fit, either. Where are you talking about?

[@voldemort4289]

London is bigger than NYC

[@FreeThoughtEssential]

@@voldemort4289 Yes its larger in land area. This arose in 1965 when the 32 London boroughs were created, expanding further out to areas formerly in the Home Counties.

[@the1nonlyani]

Friends who visited New York told me how bad the transportation system was so defo not a place to live LONDON has way better public transportation & is a very walkable city

[@billbergendahl2911]

I've been to both New York City and London and enjoyed them both.

[@kmsmail489]

Love both!

[@glennsensei1]

I'm and indian and i aspire to go to London I'm currently studying so hard to get there my 10th board marks are 470/500 is there atleast a tiny chance of me getting there?

[@anaikanair]

Don’t worry you’ll make it

[@glennsensei1]

@@anaikanair thank you for those kind words

[@uzin0s256]

i got you bro. You can do this. London is the best city int he world .

[@peter-xw1mu]

Enough Indians in the UK already

[@fromthethrone]

The reason why more homeless people in the streets of NY is, that the English gvt takes care of their own people better than American. If you can't get the job or work or if you are ill in the UK, the gvt takes care and support people with money plus also pays the rent if people can not afford to pay themselves. In America the gvt doesn't care for their people at all, they just give them few food stamps, on which with only this you can not live, but they don't give the money neither pays the rent. Also it's true the American people are rude and self centred egoists, but English people are polite and caring individuals, thinking of somebody else also not just themselves.

[@664theneighbor5]

Yeah because we aren’t lazy and we’re a hardworking people. We don’t need communist government subsidies

[@fromthethrone]

@@664theneighbor5 👍

[@liberalbias4462]

That's not true NYC is one of the only cities that has to house homeless people. If there on the street it's because they choose not to get help.

[@fromthethrone]

@@liberalbias4462 Not true at all.

[@uresfffff222]

@@fromthethrone most of the homeless people are just looking for trouble

[@officerkd6-3.76]

NYC is the greatest city in the world 🗽🇺🇸

[@mkm1738]

Exactly

[@ConstanzeWeber]

Excuse me but the footage at 2:11 isn't even London! It's Bath Spa - over 100 miles away!

[@christopherapaitan3070]

I have nothing to say and I have no idea but if we asked their respective citizens, that we will know whose city is better, and be added to the list!

[@lizbert6770]

London 😌

[@UR_Right24]

London is to NYC as Paris is to Chicago.

[@gotham61]

I have lived in both cities. Manhattan NYC for over 40 years. I'm staying here. Any yes, there are literally hundreds of parks in Manhattan, not just one.

[@ronakio]

London wins.

[@renxiangtian8912]

I have to say London.

[@adeeve3208]

I love London!

[@ashish.s4236]

London ❤️🔥

[@camilovarela4685]

Living in LND and soon going to NYC

[@ahmedabdelsalam5560]

Of course London ❤

[@jaynorton8298]

London boy

[@Poopholder]

This question cannot be answered without a bias. These two cities are completely different to each other. NYC is a diverse melting pot of both people and buildings with never ending nightlife and London is more structured and posh.

[@goelnuma6527]

London can include Paris, its only 2 hours by train

[@Rabeya_Wazed]

I love London such a lovely place indeed

[@AtheistEnglishgirl]

London

[@hierolaga7027]

London tetap no 1 the best.👍👍👍👍👍

[@markhamer7220]

Has to be London

[@superidol6142]

new york city the food looks more delicous

[@zedlawrencezedcarterbilling]

In my opinion NYC is more like than London than it is to other cities in the America,and London is more like NYC than other cities in Europe.both are amazing and both do things better than the other one. And both probably offer more choices than any other cities in the world...those choices are slightly different but the world would be boring if everywhere was the same

[@kevinhickling3681]

😆 🤣 😂 😹 That commentary was bias to NYC y'all...

[@user-os9oj9el3q]

New york city 💕

[@buzzybeepopman2009]

Am I the only one who likes both cities

[@enginkaplan2317]

This video makes one thing perfectly accurate and that's the fact that British think they are superior and they don't even realize that they sound that way when they talk about pretty much anything British :) ...my assumption that the text of this video was probably written and read by someone from England.

[@pacmanc8103]

Precisely - who’s only been to Manhattan, if that. Doesn’t know that people only write ‘NYC’ - only idiot tourists would ever say it.

[@allazharduisenbek9936]

I would argue that even British snobbishness wouldn’t possibly be able to beat American “exceptionalism”. It’s a vast overgeneralisation to assume that just because there was once the British Empire, all the Brits are arrogant. I suppose in that regard there is nothing surprising or “exceptional” in this comment haha. I do hope you’d visit our island one day, I am sure you’ll enjoy it.

[@allazharduisenbek9936]

@@pacmanc8103 Well, there is nothing idiotic in being a tourist, at least someone should travel the world. I do sympathies with the fact that most of you Americans don’t even have a passport, but please don’t don’t be pathetic. I would personally argue that, if anything, travelling makes one more informed about the world and people that inhabit it. Certainly, it would guarantee that one wouldn’t end up in Austria on a supposed holiday to Australia haha

[@pacmanc8103]

@@allazharduisenbek9936 Well, the youngster has been busy typing today, responding to a comment written 7 months ago. Sorry to let you down, but 156 million Americans have valid passports. Those passports are used primarily to other continents, unlike UK passports, which are, of course, necessary to travel from the UK to Spain, which is the equivalent of traveling from Texas to Florida. Both are states in what we call the South. The United States spans a continent and the longest domestic flight is Boston-Honolulu, 12+ hours one way. So please don’t be silly. This from an American who has a home abroad, speaks Arabic fluently (and OK Greek) and has had to renew passports early because the pages were full.

[@allazharduisenbek9936]

@@pacmanc8103 “Youngster”? Goodness, what do you think it is, 1980s? It seems that centuries grind by quite slowly on the other side of the Atlantic haha… I didn’t expect much and was right after all. I wonder if you understand the meaning of the word “most”? 150 some million against the total population of 330 some million means that the majority of you don’t have a passport. I would be ashamed to be schooled by a “youngster”. Of course America is so massive one might as well stay and not travel at all. Well, so is Russia, doesn’t mean that one would want to live there. It seems that the problem is not only in American “exceptionalism” but in inherent “gigantism”. You might as well extend your borders beyond and go and colonise the Red Planet. We will all support you in that endeavour. The more of you will go there the better.

[@tomaramash9949]

Stayed in both cities and I say New York is a better city, so much to do in New York and for me, New York has better paying jobs and quality of life.

[@tomaramash9949]

@@irinegujabidze for me is the key word, why try to convince me that London is better but I am talking from my experience, I make really good money compared to all jobs That I have done in London, also I would careless for free health care when I can pay on my own and still have way more money compared to the money I was making in London. To my experience, NY is better.

[@tomaramash9949]

@@irinegujabidze the USA salaries are way higher than the Uk, look up the data.

[@tomaramash9949]

@@irinegujabidze London was not for me, I am glad that you are happy with it, I find New York good to me.

[@pacmanc8103]

@@irinegujabidze Just don’t make up shit - you can be happy wherever you are, but to post nonsense makes you look small and petty.

[@goelnuma6527]

@@tomaramash9949 how much does an ambulance costs in NY?

[@AliAbdallah-kd6lj]

New york any time

[@stringer6435]

london defo more stylish, cooler and cleaner, new york is dated but gt so much energy and loads to do but london has more of a balance

[@allazharduisenbek9936]

I’d say London is more suited for life. I found NY a bit too dangerous and overpopulated. It has its own unique charm no doubt, but it seems that only highly enthusiastic and active people can truly make NY home. London, on contrast, is calmer - one can always easily escape the noise. Also, I think it has a more welcoming environment for international investors/guests, it’s more diverse and interconnected. The society here is more elevated in sophistication, more people read and enjoy arts. Moreover, geographically we are quite close to other major European cities, so the world feels much smaller. For me, personally, London deserves the title of “The Capital of the World”.

[@pacmanc8103]

😂 You have only been to Manhattan given your ‘observations’. There is no more diverse city in the world than New York. How the hell would you know about more people reading and enjoying arts in London than New York? Based on what? Research? Your desires? New York’s theater scene is much more vibrant than London’s and there is simply no comparison in the food scene. London is like a bunch of villages that have grown together over time. It’s fun and quaint - but hardly in the same league as New York. No need at all to go into which is best for business and investment - different scale. You must be quite young, not having experienced much yet.

[@shalonsmith3653]

Did you leave Manhattan ? This comment is giving I never left Manhattan. New York City is one of the most recently and ethnic play diverse cities in the world. There’s over 600 languages spoken NYC metropolitan area.

[@riyadougla539]

I'm from London, everyone who's been to NY says it's better than London. London just has better public transport.

[@goelnuma6527]

I can get on a train and be in Paris or Brussels in 2 hours, beats New York

[@pacmanc8103]

@@goelnuma6527 And? Is that somehow special for you, or what?

[@HairByJamesAnnabel]

London wins

[@ramisanazifa]

London ❤

[@fahvm4362]

New York looks like city for everyone, while London looks more for rich and educated people.

[@ronakio]

In other words, NYC = No class.

[@rzeitouneh]

@@ronakio more like your comment = no class.

[@mkm1738]

NYC always have class

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

​@@ronakio Or youre just being an elitist about your surburban city London

[@user-pd9ju5dk5s]

​@@ronakio And btw, I've been to London and surrounding. There are many rundown places. The average home looks like the projects in the US

[@asikulislam7091]

🇬🇧

[@svitfox8062]

i live at uk but London is far

[@664theneighbor5]

You have to count metro population

[@seansmith445]

Why

[@gorbynr1]

@@seansmith445 Because thats the real messurement of city size

[@seansmith445]

@@gorbynr1 I disagree.

[@gorbynr1]

@@seansmith445 You can disagree all you want. Its still the official definition of what a city is

[@seansmith445]

@@gorbynr1 Of course it's not the official definition. For example the official population of Paris in only 2.1 million but the metro area is 11 million.

[@sanewater9021]

Food: "London has food from everwhere" "New york has bagels and pizza" "New york wins this one" Now how do you come to that conclusion

[@WelshguyinLondon]

London I would say is a far better city than NY as London has more culture and more history the buildings are stunning and it seems easier to travel and move around in London as London is bigger than Ny as well London is by far my favourite city in 🇬🇧💯

[@mkm1738]

New York city way better than London

[@irinegujabidze]

@@mkm1738 London is double in size than NY. It is larger in population too.

[@mkm1738]

@@irinegujabidze not really

[@pacmanc8103]

@@irinegujabidze Sorry Irine - you’re wrong. New York is more than double the size of London (18.5 million to 9 million) See that part of the city in the video that is across the river from Manhattan? That’s New Jersey - not included in the New York numbers. New York is sophistication - London is a quaint assemblage of small villages that grew together. It’s claim to fame is a big Ferris wheel.😂

[@irinegujabidze]

@@pacmanc8103 Since when New Jersey belong to NY? 😁 It’s a separate state.

[@Cloud-mp8eo]

I’m sorry but London is my home and as is said in the wizard of oz “there’s no place like home”

[@pancakebacon684]

Pre pandemic 2019 London 22M and NYC 67M visitors.

[@maxdavis7722]

NYC does not get 67 million visitors

[@charlieordaniel6914]

@@maxdavis7722 local and international tourists combine make New York the most visited city in the world more than 65 million tourists

[@maxdavis7722]

@@charlieordaniel6914 local tourists? Also where are you getting this stat from? What stats are you comparing it too that also includes local and international tourists?

[@ronakio]

That's BS!

[@ronakio]

@@charlieordaniel6914 Probably more locals 😆😆. Americans are not well travelled.

[@user-tz2wi4by4e]

mOSKOW!💥💥💥

[@jordank.986]

Is this read by an AI

[@dazpoz]

I started to get annoyed by this video at the point where a cup of tea is mentioned, whilst simultaneously showing a picture of an abomination that in no way resembled an English cup of tea.

[@jaynorton8298]

London is a nice city to live in

[@shalonsmith3653]

Um lol I need this person to do more research before uploading a video.

[@jeevanvallabhaneni7857]

Forever nyc

[@truthfacts5438]

This video is so ridiculous I couldn't even finish it, This guy doesn't know simple facts...

[@AmanSingh-ej5ds]

Bruh rahul bose

[@Padmoreowusu-wv8z]

New York

[@vanathijane9163]

According to me the New York City is better than London , because USA is Richer and powerful than the UK . So the NYC should be greater than London.

[@KateLondon_lifestyle]

London one love! Been to NYC and couldn’t wait to go back to London. NYC is so polluted with fumes and noises, no green space at all. I don’t know how people breath in NYC

[@kevinhickling3681]

LIES

[@pacmanc8103]

BS.

[@Poopholder]

Agreed. I’ve been to nyc countless times and I’ve gotta say it’s like traversing through piles of horse dong. Even the good neighborhoods smell like pot.

[@cance7984]

New York City for me because I love skyscrapers.

[@ronakio]

London = class.

[@pacmanc8103]

@@ronakio London = no class, rain, fog, sleepiness, rotten food, worse theater.

[@Mrid1]

I love ❤️ NYC

[@blasjaramillo679]

New York is the greatest city of all times.

[@mkm1738]

Exactly

[@jeevanvallabhaneni7857]

New york,yo yo yo

[@redsquirrel1086]

NYC is London without the class, and there are very few touristy places. London is crawling with them. You can "do" NYC in a couple of days while you can spend a couple of weeks in London and still not see everything.

[@rzeitouneh]

Very very untrue. It seems like you’ve never been to New York or at the very least, came to New York with pre-conceived notions. People can spend their whole lives in New York and still not see everything because there is so much to do in this City. Take it from someone who actually, you know, lives here.

[@redsquirrel1086]

@@rzeitouneh I lived in NYC for 5 years, so have experience of both cities. Have you lived in London?

[@rzeitouneh]

@@redsquirrel1086 I haven’t lived in London. But my sister did live there for a time and I’ve visited. It’s a lovely city. One of the best in the world. But again, New York City has 1,700 parks (that’s the literal number), over 145 museums (including the Met, the MoMA, the Frick, Whitney, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Tenement Museum), a word famous theatre district considered one of the two pinnacles of theatre in the English-speaking world, thousands of amazing bars, clubs, & restaurants, and dozens of cultural and historical sites, so no, you can’t really “do New York” in a few days. Not unless you have a severe misunderstanding of what actually constitutes New York and what’s worth seeing in the City. Apparently in your time here, you didn’t spend much time actually exploring the City.

[@redsquirrel1086]

@@rzeitouneh NYC is the only city I have ever lived in that includes swimming pools and skating rinks among its "parks." No wonder it has so many! Anyway, you and I must agree to differ. For me it's not even a close contest between the cities because London is so superior, but at the end of the day it's all down to personal taste isn't it.

[@rzeitouneh]

@@redsquirrel1086 eh, some things are quantifiable facts. Like the fact that London ALSO includes public swimming pools in their parks. They call them “lidos.” And another thing that’s not really up to preference is that New York is undoubtedly one of the great cities of the world and is so massive and has such a storied history and heritage that, no, you can’t just “do it in a few days.” I’ve lived here for years and still discover new things and new places in the City every single day. I’m not gonna say it’s superior to London but I’m also not gonna say London is superior to New York because they actually are very very similar cities. It’s actually a thing that New York and London are considered twin cities. It’s called “NyLon,” look it up. But either way, agree to disagree I guess.

[@vetemshqip8074]

8.9 million? Lol its 9.5 my man

[@gorbynr1]

acually its close to 25 milion

[@vetemshqip8074]

@@gorbynr1 thats more than double 😂

[@gorbynr1]

@@vetemshqip8074 Look under urban area. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_cities

[@mkm1738]

@@gorbynr1 it's prove that new york city is bigger than london.

[@c3realK1ll4h]

@@mkm1738 nyc is smaller than london by population and size, dont make up stuff

[@EkremAga70]

New york supercool

[@bgray0800]

Yorkshire

[@Polishperson50]

new york city have better shoping

[@lil6192]

New York is literally world's capital it's unparalleled

[@tameriajones593]

I am going to choose London.

[@lil6192]

@@tameriajones593 would love to know your perspective

[@tameriajones593]

@@lil6192 Yes.

[@lil6192]

@@tameriajones593 I meant why do you choose London over NYC

[@tameriajones593]

@@lil6192 The reason why I choose London over New York City because I used to live in New York City and I was raped multiple times and the sins up there are terrible. Now if I was Brooke Shields I would of been lucky and no one would of messed with me.

[@Mwuese-lo2zg]

London is better because we britains made us and i mean that we colonized then so if it could not have been us they would have been no us

[@raymondsmith7693]

Get u facts right all what u say about nyc is false nyc is the best city in the world we have good weather and good teeth and we like to smile we have lots of parks in ny and ny state we have 28 million people get it right

[@uresfffff222]

false

[@rolyquispe9347]

Más bien son discriminadores los nuevayorquino

[@mkm1738]

K1ng It's a fact New York city is better than london.

[@pacmanc8103]

@@rolyquispe9347 🥱

[@ronakio]

London is the greatest city on the planet.

[@mkm1738]

New York city is the greatest city on the planet

[@ronakio]

@@mkm1738 Dream on my friend.

[@mkm1738]

Ron Iti Nah you dreaming

[@larrybell1859]

@@ronakio London is a city, New York is the City.

[@ronakio]

@@mkm1738 London taught New York how to be cool 😎. DYOR and you'll see.

[@salmanasif7912]

New york is the best

[@tyreek.6815]

This video is VERY BIASED... lmfaoo. To even say central park is the only park in Manhattan says everything you need to know about the extent of research that was actually done to make this video. SMH.

[@robertmcdonnell3117]

This feels like it was written by someone for whom English is not their first language and who has gathered all their information on both cities through watching videos and reading wiki. The fact thats so much of the phrasing in this video is very odd is made even more odd by the fact that the obviously British man reading the copy read it all as it was given to him. Bad video.

[@tobsstone]

london is much better, cos there are less Americans