Montreal vs Toronto: which has a better dating scene?

[@crackersnbed6903]

True story. My gay brother from Toronto-very shy guy- visited Montreal one time and he ended up sleeping with a girl he met in a bar. I suppose he was really drunk but it tells you something about the friendliness of Montreal girls. Then he went back to Toronto where all the stuck up girls live and he is back to being gay again.

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

haha he went back to being gay because he couldn't find a girl? Great story:)

[@crackersnbed6903]

No he has always been gay. But Montreal girls can turn gay guys straight it seems. When he told me that story I thought maybe she was a hooker. Well if she was a hooker she did not charge any money.

[@juanricarddohuerta4847]

Hahaha well I hope that womens unfriendlyness turn straight men into gays, then Toronto will be my paradise !!! 😂

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

hahahahahahhahahahhahahhahah, thx for the laugh.

[@roycrowder5080]

crackersnbed i think you have diagnosed something there. Im bi but i feel like there are Certain girls who even make gay guys question if they really are gay to begin with. Also women who are cold and Unfriendly are the reason that many men are or may become gay. Makes sense.

[@hjoseph777]

Grew up in Montreal and Toronto and I know both cities very well... Montreal hands down.

[@mustafa-szt8yousif889]

hjoseph777 Salam alikm my name is mustafa 28 year old work living in China Of course I’m a Chinese looking for serious relationship to lead marrige and making family with If interesting please contact me at my WhatsApp [phone] If not serious please don’t waste your time and my time thanks .

[@ArnoldMontes]

What a generous offer LOL

[@MrHAROONAFG]

hi

[@alexsdb9712]

Totally different places. No comparison in the first place.

[@MrOmak90]

100% I'm from Montreal too. Toronto girls are insanely difficult to approach. Something is very wrong with their mentality. Mental health treatment is required. Seriously not even kidding

[@BenandJessQT]

Hi, to the people saying hurtful things about French Canadians. I`m sorry you had a bad experience in Montreal or within Quebec. I promise that if you approach French Canadians with kindness and try your best at using as much French as possible, they will do the same curtesy to you and try their best at English. or politely tell you that they can`t speak it and express their sadness at not being able to communicate with you. I think this video was interesting and I think that varying opinions are normal. Let`s not try to bring each other down, but lift each other up. Take care, a French Canadian

[@gmahal]

Can you please help me to learn French

try your best at using as much French as possibl???? really that peopleneed to learn french for that?

[@JL-wh3jj]

leo Guatani I’m French Canadian from Montreal who maried a mexican women. That was the best decision in my life. She speaks perfectly French and she is a proud quebecker.

[@nikolairidge4973]

You probably dont care at all but does anyone know a method to log back into an Instagram account? I was dumb forgot the login password. I would love any help you can offer me!

[@deandrehugo1103]

@Nikolai Ridge instablaster ;)

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

Hey guys, Thanks for commenting on the video. Let me know if there are any preferences to the topic of the next episode!

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

ultradestruction Thanks for the suggestion. I gotta say though - racial preference is definitely present for many people but I doubt they will admit it on camera unless I blur them. Something to think about, I guess. Thanks:)

[@0r14n583lt]

+Dating Beyond Borders I don't understand why this would be anyone's concern. It's all about preference. Besides, someone being the same race or culture as you does not guarantee that your relationship with them will succeed. It's not about race. It's about "values". I've learned this the hard way. I know too many couples where they were of the same ethnic background, but they did not share the same values. Always sabotages a relationship.

[@nastyakals8567]

Аll hot girls arе herе => twitter.com/b9cee99ea06910488/status/801992405775826944 МMontrеааааl or Toronto Bеtter Citу to Bе Singlе

[@mickeyalexandre105]

Dating Beyond Borders I would like over there for vacation and meet new people.

[@chriscodling6573]

this so true girls in Toronto will straight up just ignore you when you try to talk to them.

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

Unfortunately, Toronto women can be quite standoffish at times..

[@zero00tolerance]

ya because all the guys give them too much attention so they turned cocky.. of all the girls I met around the world Toronto is the most conceited and unfriendly.

[@crazymonkey19071907]

Yeah, if your ugly

[@treble905]

crazymonkey19071907 you're*

[@BreakingJJC]

What about Vancouver,Victoria or Ottawa ?

[@RatherBeCancelledThanHandled]

I live in Toronto and visit Montreal from time to time, part of the issue with Toronto is that a large portion of the people here simply can't afford to live here. As a result they work excessively and stress over their career aspirations practically all the time. When money is on your mind often and you're stressed dating isn't a thought. I will move to Montreal when I have some more work experience and graduate, I want to work to live not live to work.

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

daniel albo.... I would say the opposite

[@Imsemble]

daniel albo I don't know much about the Toronto nightlife but I really often hear people say that Montreal has the best nightlife of Canada, and I can confirm it's amazing. In Mtl you also much more often have stuff going on in the streets always 3-4 festivals going on at the same time in the summer, friendly people drinking good beer and wacky situations with weird but harmless bums. These make for great experiences.

[@BreakingJJC]

quinkadink what about Vancouver,Victoria or Ottawa are those place good to meet girls ?

[@wiiiz3]

Daniel albo, i lived in both city & montreal is better by far

[@angelxxxblack9313]

quinkadink amen

[@ezzthemc]

Did you know that it is illegal to make eye contact with a Torontonian woman? Not really, but it seems like that.

[@meralEdwtDawlatly]

@naser manoo the guys in Ontario yes they do

[@danthadon87]

@Natty Duck Same in Vancouver

[@Meilat1890]

Lmfao 😭😂💀

[@omegashenron8]

That's if you can even make eye contact. Most won't even look at you on the street lol

[@sagarjaid]

Just look at thier reply

[@elvonzi]

im a guy and i live in montreal and i find we just dont care to be rejected .. we are just social and always ready to make new friends

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

That's the best way to be. Why stress over something that's pretty much out of your hands?

[@robloxexploiter1226]

I know right, every 2 years I have to change school, I mean last years I was in a different high school, and now I'm going to a NEW ONE! I MEAN JESUZ CRHIST!

[@TheJimprez]

Yup. We do the "Start at the top, and go down from there" technique... Ask the prettiest one first, then say thank you for a rejection with a big smile and go to the next one... WHY take it personal???

[@1MuchButteR1]

I am European and after speaking to a french Canadian I was really surprised that they are still pretty much Europeans... in terms of mentality.

[@robloxexploiter1226]

Agreed, there too idiotic...

[@roycrowder5080]

I hate when people say im european. Europe is a continent not a country. Can i call myself a north american ?

[@andresmarquez6279]

Roy Crowder If you're from north America why wouldn't you call yourself north american

[@luminaire7085]

Roy Crowder nope

[@randomyoutubeuser9465]

Roy Crowder I mean same reason Asians call themselves Asian... and Africans call them Africans. In the US it’s not common to say “I’m North American” but if you did it wouldn’t be incorrect lol.

[@MrArthurzoch]

Thanks Marina for the opportunity to be in this video. I am so proud of the fact the we've reached over 100.000 views. Based on the number of people who watched this video I can tell that It is clearly a challenge when it comes to dating women in Toronto. I am also happy to know Marina and I could give a contribution bringing this delicate topic to more people's attention. I am flattered with the words of many folks including the gay community lol . Thanks again and have great day.

[@Zelker7]

Montreal-friendlier, beautiful women,great restaurants, spectacular architecture,& the Habs. Toronto- unfriendly,uptight women, smelly reatsurants, eye sore architecure, & the Leafs......nuff said

[@Zelker7]

***** I get paid handsomely to do what I love, stay tuned for what's coming up next. & don't forget to mange la merd.

[@disarmsox]

If you have lots of confidence you can do things like approach strangers, it's a great thing to have, and you can have a lot of fun with it. But if you've been single for a long time, it can be difficult to be confident. It can gradually chip away at your self-esteem if you're not careful.

[@jwcorcoran9838]

Montreal hands down. As someone who moved from Australia to Toronto, it's incredibly difficult to meet women here. All it took was a few visits to Montreal, and other cases from my Toronto friends who actually have girlfriends in Montreal, to convince me that Montreal is a way better city to be single in. The first guy at 1:38 and 6:30 nailed it too!

[@Babu-kr3cr]

Some places are just very socially backwards and awkward. That is how Toronto looks to a degree. The USA is much worse.

[@tonyk501]

If not for their horrible winters, I would have moved to Montreal a long time ago. Everyone and their pet animals are more approachable and sociable in Montreal and they also dress impeccably well. As this video also indicates, Toronto is likely one of the worst places to live for traffic, congestion, commuting, dating, mingling, socializing, scenery, auto insurance prices, and a number of other things ad nauseum. Although I am sure there are occasional exceptions, flirting with a woman in Toronto (or attempting to) will often be received as if the guy has some sort of mental disorder. I am born and raised in Toronto but now live in Vancouver where I am much happier living in a smaller city with a more laid back west coast lifestyle that also features better climate, weather, scenery and outdoors. There are also fitter, better looking women in Vancouver and women tend to outnumber men, but that being said, the dating scene can be difficult. There are likely multiple reasons for this but one reason is the Asian and South Asian-dominated cultural demographics here. Many Asians tend to look for partners (men or women) and social company within their own culture. That is just a fact of reality. You can still meet people in Vancouver, but you will definitely have to be proactive in getting yourself out there and get involved in sports or activities you enjoy doing so that you can meet people through those avenues. Also, do not be afraid to approach women in Vancouver exuding some class and confidence...they are not used to it and are often surprised by it but they will usually be open enough to engaging in conversation with you (as opposed to Toronto women). Meanwhile, it should go without saying that Montreal women are the gold standard by which all women should be...

[@tkyo2025]

Thanks for the down low dude👍

[@Lukrafiveman]

Montreal women are the gold standard by which all women should be? You really havent traveled anywhere have you? Montreal is one of the most difficult city to get laid with women besides the middle east.

[@krisppynugget]

Well with Montreal being a well-known party/festival city I'm not surprised people there are more sociable ;)

[@Lou2220]

Thank you for making & posting this video. I am a francophone female from Montreal and moved to Toronto 10 years ago. Watching this reinforced some of the feelings that I have been trying to figure out for quite some time. As much as I dislike generalizing and I would have been the first one to challenge this topic a few years ago, but I must say, without getting in too much depth, I must agree and think there’s indeed a difference in the social dynamic and the way people interact way people interact between the two cities, applying to both singles and non-singles.

[@dominicm255]

I lived in Toronto a little while but found the people more or less shallow and boring. I should have gone to Montreal. They seem a lot cooler

[@otbway]

Dominic M shallow? Ohhh man there has to be a stronger word that that like gold diggers... I've met a guy who lived 6 months in the king west area that get consistently 3 different girls a week... Cuz he has a nice view from his apartment... Women just assume this guy was loaded cuz he lived alone in a great area... Like the slid in his DM, asking for the D... And he's just an average shy guy

[@alexsdb9712]

No difference between the two city. Toronto is cold WASP. It's just their roots and culture. But yet Toronto tries so hard to deny their true history and culture. Sad.

[@marcosantonio9987]

That's why I am going to live in Montreal

[@mercpindi5522]

So did you ?

[@MissLotusBleu]

Props to the Brazilian guy for singing the girl from Impanema at the end of the video :)

[@alexvig2369]

No, he was just weird and pretty lame

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

Thanks Jeffrey! Keep watching:)

[@crazypants-zk4wg]

Anyone who knows both cities will say Montreal. The women here are so nice and incredibly beautiful

[@mercpindi5522]

True I agree I love the woman of Montreal

[@jasonborne4330]

Great video again, Marina! I'm always a bit worried when I see another Montreal vs. Toronto article/video, since they're often pretty biased, but I think that this one has a great core message. Although it sometimes seems like in Montreal the guys simply have to sit around for a few minutes for the girls to approach him (which is certainly not the case), it's true that people love the 'joie de vivre' and are more approachable and sociable with random strangers and like to be themselves in the open (as shown in the introduction around 1:00 - 1:10). As for Toronto (and the rest of Ontario that I've visited for that matter): I think it's more the politeness that prevails rather than the kindness. I usually feel interactions are more from a facade than from the actual person. It takes time to get to know someone as to where in Quebec you'll figure out very fast what the person actually thinks/feels/intends. Keep also posting the videos on the Montreal CS page, they seem to be popular! ;-)

[@MrRockamontv]

Montreal is a better city not gonna lie I was born there and it's my hometown and I respect it.

[@gurvindersingh_5911]

Hello

[@crazypants-zk4wg]

@Bundy Oklazman I was also born in Montreal it’s sooooooooo much better than Toronto

[@Rafin889]

Thats a very biased opinion

[@Rafin889]

Sorry but i disagree Toronto is better

[@brianblak14]

crazypants 1234 of course your from mtl😂🤦🏾‍♂️

[@budeiri123]

Sorry to say but Canadian girls... just as cold as the winter here

[@Logan30001]

+budeiri123 true

[@johnnypinkleton9410]

Deadpool 36701 what does that even mean?

[@gabynicole0184]

Thanks for generalizing

[@danialmk8991]

very true!!!! walking ice cubes

[@andriilokhmatov2858]

Totally agree! After my life in Ukraine I guess that Canada it's cold place for the men. The women is very feminists here! I can't find nobody to create a family

[@ddicin7759]

To normal hetero men only: Toronto is an internment camp designed by and for corporate drones. A city filled with ennervated, edgy, and emotionally damaged people who happen also to be too guarded to even want to expand their social circles. The people who do best here are the immigrants who bring an entire entourage of fellow nationals and who just want to settle down and start a family. The big city lights of the city will get old quickly (especially because the city itself is rather drab and conservative) so it will be the impoverished social climate that will begin to weigh on you fairly quickly once installed here. If you stand to earn major coin, then T.O. might be worth a little bit of the your sanity, otherwise do yourselves a huge favour and don't fall for the hype about the place. The city's a big fat ZERO. There are so many other places, with better weather and social climate than Boronto.

[@Je_suis_Jefe]

D dicin That's harsh. I can see how that might be true

[@juanricarddohuerta4847]

Woooooww!!!

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

damnnnnn

[@henryhe5369]

Could you recommend some cities with better weather and social climate than Toronto, in Canada.

[@nachobabe3576]

normal hetero man only? Don't you realize how rude you are ? Gay/bi people are also normal,Idiot.

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

As a Québécoise that lived 2 years in Toronto, I can assure you, everything said here is true. p.s. It was very easy for me to date in Toronto when guys heard my French accent...

[@GregXHunterz]

damn

[@francis7xavier]

Loved this. Not that I am looking for anything like this right now ... but the way the whole conversation was handled was very nice.

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

Thank you for the support!

[@jordan55678]

because of this video i feel i should go visit montreal because the girls i heard in montreal are very good looking and are nice and easy people to approach. well some of them lmao

[@Barak300]

08:00 "We are very specific in what we are looking for so we are not really open to anyone who approaches us!" -Marina: And WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?? -'That would be a good question!' umm. is it only me or i think thats very ****ed up!

[@robloxexploiter1226]

Is she being sarcastic? IF SHES NOT! SHE IS KIDDING! I MEAN! IN MONTREAL THEY SAY NOTHHIINNGG SPECIFIC! EXP: Yo can you get me soda? Me: *Brings Pepsi** Here... Guy1: WTF? I SAIDD SODDA! Me: WTF?! YOU SAID SODA ALRIGHT! THATS WHY I BROUGHT YOU A PEPSI!! THAT IS A SODAAA SONM OF A IDIOTA! Guy1: Fuck it bring me coke plz :) THATS HOW THEY ACT! I always have to say stuff specific or they will fuck it up, and they are open when the approach, I saw tons of old man doing the same shit to me...

[@shaneelizabeth4010]

F***ed up, but so accurate

[@wiseonwords]

Barak300 - and the savage irony of such an ugly girl making these ridiculous demands! LOL!

[@GmanBadmon20]

Easiest tip to tell guys is in a group of girl pick the leader. The leader is the one the girls follow. She may not he your type but if you approach her on a friendly tip she will let you know if the girl you like is available and help you out

[@vine5652]

@@GmanBadmon20 That is absolutely a horrible idea especially if she has a westernised attitude. The moment the pact leader realizes you are not into her she will do everything in her power to stop you from dating her friend out of spite and jealousy. Women don't know how to be friends.

[@jay_sooning]

montreal >>> toronto

[@Osawo]

Ur so quebz

[@brianblak14]

Fuck you Quebec wack😂🤡

[@myguel6602]

@@brianblak14 begone hater

[@eldenlordnux1802]

@@myguel6602 Quebec is wack af

[@ryanhuntrajput474]

@@eldenlordnux1802 and Toronto habitants are turning into classless and tasteless wimps similar to new York.

[@WeGetWildTV]

Montreal vs quebec city is the more fair comparison...

[@DanilloMagalhaes]

i'm brazilian and i really wasn't expecting to hear garota de ipanema in the end, i was like "wtf... really??? that's awesome!"

[@juliocezarvassao3167]

AHAHAAH o pior que o cara de azul chvecador é BR também .

[@omabe8025]

The problem with lowering your guard and doing a move, for the genuine guy at least is that the amount of time he got hurt along the way, the strength to still keep at it is almost synonymous to madness. Though taking your time and be genuine all the way like that guy in the hoodie said, is truly the key to great encounters in general and be it guys or girls ( Friends wise). Evidently, at that point , your perspective of life will be different and even if you got hurt in the past, realizing your current life and future decisions will be of course molded by your previous experiences, but will still ultimately be NEW experiences. Thus learning from your mistakes , live on . The right woman will come and that's that. It'll be worth the wait, that's what I say. Of course my comment is enormously based on personal experience, so it might not be as universal as initially intended.. Woops lol! :) Lovely video nonetheless, you just won a subscriber ! Cheers, from Montreal ! :)

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

Thanks Om! I appreciate the well thought-out comments. Leave any suggestions you have for future videos.:)

[@OakleyANDSittingBull]

@Oma Be, Hear! HEAR!!! :)

[@frankbracho8727]

It's funny how the presenter rejects one of the most open and social boys she meets, something quite incongruous on her part. However I am very pleased to see how he simply does not waste his time with her and continues to know more people, it is good for our societies that there are open and communicative people

[@jowaynecampbell8207]

Was thinking the same

[@caitlinx54]

I totally agree with the guy at 6:35 In Toronto there is lack of trust and everyone has their guards up…

[@antoniogoncalves6201]

MONTREAL IS REALY A VERY NICE CITY,,PROUD TO LIVE HERE,CIDADE MUITO LIMPA

[@earrth911]

nao tao limpa. but yes the night life is amazing compared with the rest of Canada.

[@DjIanPeru]

Montreal, Nice city for real

[@vine5652]

06:50 and 07:56 pretty much sums up what most of Toronto and the greater Ontario regions. They aren't open to meeting new guys outside they're circle but if you happen to isolate one of those girls and get her on a date one of their "friends" will definately sabotage any chance of success due to spite or jealousy. They also want a high end man with good looks and who is well off yet have very little to offer themselves. Montreal all the way they pretty much let you know they're interested 😉

[@FuShengAlex]

The big difference is in Toronto you have 3 different major professional sports franchises in this city vs 1 in Montreal. Not to mention a MUCH larger music scene in Toronto compared to Montreal. With the amount of athletes/entertainers and their entourages in Toronto splashing big $$$ plus being the corporate capital of Canada... it's no surprise women in Toronto are more $$$ oriented than Montreal

[@rubymickey155]

Anywhere is better than Toronto when it come's to women. On the other hand, countless women of colour say they LOVE Toronto. Men from all around the world are shocked at the attitude of women here.

[@otbway]

Ruby Mickey Toronto is better for looking for gold digger sluts in the streets but mtl is way better at meeting Ur girl next door girlfriend in the streets...

[@jshaff9889]

Thanks for making this video. I enjoyed this greatly!

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

Thanks for the comment, Jeffrey!

[@mercpindi5522]

I would say Montreal. People are very nice there. People from Toronto are not nice they are very rude

[@MbunaMarcus]

Night and day...stay away from Toronto

[@Vefearx]

Why ?

[@RovexHD]

+Vefearx Unfriendly, miserable, everyone's basically a digit in a matrix. Cold fast life.

[@mayankkainth9316]

+RovexHD Well that's the big city vibe you get here. Although right now most people in TO is pretty unopen, shy, and introverted, the generations to come will make this city even more open, outgoing, and multicultural.

[@elmalin24]

Mbuna Marcus - Aquariums, Cichlids and More f*ck you

[@danstan8400]

Mbuna Marcus - Aquariums, Cichlids and More trust me it's the femininsm in toronto the women are alot

[@Torontopia]

This video is so deceptive. I live in Toronto now but I lived in Montreal for 10 years and let me tell you, it was not easy to meet people there. Yes, Toronto is not an easy place to socialize but neither is Montreal. Canadians, whether in Vancouver, Halifax, Toronto or Montreal are SHY. We are very timid to approach people, so if you have nerve, you do well but if you're shy, like most people, it won't be easy. I still have good friends in Montreal and they are all single and looking. In fact, I have one friend in Montreal who has been alone and single, since I've known him. (over 20 years) He is too shy to approach anyone and nobody ever approaches him. He's lonely but what can you do if you're shy? Even internet dating is not working for him. People on internet sites are impossible to deal with. To pretend it's easy to meet someone in Montreal is rather deceptive. It's not about the city, it's about YOU and your self confidence. If you have nerve, you will do well in both Toronto and Montreal. If not, sorry but you are SCREWED! Get over your shyness, CANADA!

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

Hi Torontopia, You definitely have a point. Here, I was comparing two cities and while I find Montreal is much easier to meet both men and women in, both are still in Canada and are not as open as let's say Colombia or Italy. Canada does need to get over the shyness.. I see it every day as I go out. The only way the two sexes can talk is if they get drunk and that's just sad.. Keep watching!

[@robloxexploiter1226]

Dating Beyond Borders It's so weird that they never get notice by the Montreal Police! xD Unless they drink it at home, then ok! l0l

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

***** Well, depending on the culture there might be some discrimination. However, I've seen so many Latinos in Montreal, I wouldn't see that as the problem.. Not really sure why. It is always hard to apply these observations to everyone, so I would have to know your situation better to understand why. Good luck!

[@doritosmega12]

I LOVE MONTREAL.

[@afam4eva]

if what i'm learning about Toronto ladies is anything to go by then something drastic and concerted has to be done. So many people can't be saying the same thing if it's not true. I plan coming to settle in Canada in the near future and i may have to dump Toronto for Quebec even though i've sworn never to live in any non English speaking area after my frustrating stay in mauritius where you meet a very cute lady and she gives you the green light only to learn that she doesn't understand a word of English. I'm relieved to learn that Montrealeans(or whatever they go by) are billingual. Though i'm learning french too. I hope it comes handy. Merci beaucoup.

[@wtfis23]

Im from toronto and only been to Montreal once on NYE. I have to say this is pretty accurate, although the most of women were not Montrealians,the ones I did happen to speak to were beyond friendly and nice, despite my minimal french. The women weren't approaching but we shared eye contact, I tooka chance and we went from there. Toronto is perfectly expressed by that group of 4 with the really tall girl. They don't know what they want but think they will if it approaches them. They want something very specific and won't settle for anything else. The dating scene isnt bad here its just that places like clubs, bars, streets etc are so frowned up by women here.

[@gopaolo7921]

"social lubrication". i am so copping this. thank you, random blonde girl

[@Meyouletsgo]

I confirm and everyone will agree it’s Montreal !

[@agustinorduno1326]

I visited both cities 2 years ago. As i tourist from mexico I realized that Toronto is like a southern city in usa and Montreal as a european.or northen city in usa.

[@shauncameron8390]

LOL. Toronto has more in common with Chicago than any southern city in the US.

[@JL-wh3jj]

Toronto is just a bigger Cleveland.

[@FuShengAlex]

@@JL-wh3jj don't be ridiculous...lol. Only thing Toronto has in common with Cleveland is being on the Great Lakes.

[@SolarTango]

I lived in both....I like Montreal better!

[@maddgun]

Dating apps ruined women. Too many options

[@JL-wh3jj]

I’m surprised to read so many bad comments from Torontonians who dislike their own city. Now I understand why Toronto is the unhappiest city in Canada.

[@FuShengAlex]

Pfft I couldnt live anywhere else in Canada. But I don't mind visiting other cities The main drawback to Montreal for me is most of the "newcomers" are north African Arabs from Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria. They are very insular. I'm not racist at all, as I've been with women from every different continent. Their men want every woman (or I should be more specific white Quebecois, as they dislike us black people, especially our women) to be accepting of them, so they can get to do things they cant do within their own culture. Their men are out at clubs and bars in droves chasing women whereas all their women are supposed to stay at home or in mosques and not do "haram" things or else they will be an embarrassment to their family or communities. They are lowkey trying to subjugate the province of Quebec to adapt to their way of life.

[@Sonicboom238]

@@FuShengAlex Have you been with North African women? Also, are there really that many North Africans in Montreal now?

[@FuShengAlex]

@@Sonicboom238 I saw hordes of their men at nightlife establishments i.e. clubs out there.

[@DocteurInfierno]

Montréal bien sûr. Les anglophones sont frigides et prudes alors que les francophones sont ouvertes d'esprit. Vous pouvez fourrer 10 fois plus souvent avec une francophone qu'avec une anglophone ;)

[@sarahben1]

It's kind of true I guess, I find French Canadiens way more kinder

[@berly9397]

The Quebec French are only friendly to each other. I visited Halifax and I found the people a lot friendlier than Quebec French.

[@DocteurInfierno]

C'est vrai que vous êtes tellement amicaux.... dès qu'on cesse de parler notre langue natale pour vivre exclusivement en anglais. Quand on se met à genoux devant vous, vous nous adorez effectivement mais sinon, ouffff... J'ai été voir des sites des principaux partis politiques du Cacanada. Il y a une partie en français et une en anglais. Eh bien, les gentils anglophones ne se contentent pas d'écrire dans la partie anglophone. Non, ils viennent imposer l'anglais dans la partie française pour nous empêcher de nous exprimer dans notre langue alors qu'ils ont une partie anglophone juste pour eux. De plus, je ne compte plus le nombre de fois où ils nous disent d'écrire en anglais ou "i don't speak frog" DANS LA PARTIE FRANÇAISE. Je n'ai pourtant jamais vu un seul mot en français dans la partie anglaise et encore moins leur obligeant de parler français. Alors le gentillesse, vous êtes bien loin de l'avoir. Mais un jour, le Québec, tanné de se faire mépriser sans cesse, va comprendre ET DEVENIR UN PAYS!!!!

[@berly9397]

xMazingerZ you don't even speak real French. The second language should be a native Indian language and not French. Its funny that you don't like English imposed on you but you impose this Quebec French on everyone. English is my second language and every educated person should learn English. Obviously Quebecers don't want to separate. This was clear in the last elections. but you are welcome to seperate, since soon Quebec is going to turn into an arab country.

[@DocteurInfierno]

Neta Manor Le Canada a fait de la véritable épuration linguistique en interdisant aux francophones d'avoir quoique ce soit dans leur langue pendant plus de 100 ans! Et même ici au Québec, avant la loi 101, les commerçants refusaient de nous servir en français et on interdisait aux francophones de travailler en français. Nous sommes majoritaires à 80% au Québec et nous avons du créé une loi car vous nous discriminiez sans cesse même chez nous. Alors ferme ta yeule l'anglais! Vous avez juste à vous en prendre a vous-même s'il y a une loi linguistique au Québec. Si vous nous auriez pas fait chié aussi longtemps, il n'y en aurait pas eu de loi.

[@Kovaelin]

I find cities with the largest commute times also have "colder" people. People just become very used to ignoring everybody else.

[@jesuislepluscool]

Montreal girls can be super open, but for some reason, I find the French Montreal girls to have more attitude (especially the younger girls), though they tend to be easier if you break the barrier.

[@brunoalencar5536]

"The social lubrication" hahahaha

[@LionTipu]

Toronto girls are very ordinary looking. MONTREAL rocks.

[@nicolaspicolas1988]

lol im moving back to Toronto from Atlanta Georgia on Saturday. Ive been in Atlanta for 10 years... Im kind of scared to go back to Toronto... lol

[@HealthyFoodBae_]

Nick O can u make some videos and vlogs focusing on the black dating perspectives in toronto please

[@DonCarlosDonCarlos]

I live near Atlanta, plan on visiting Canada next year, what city would you recommend?

[@randomonio]

JoeyDailyShow come to montreal. You'll have a great time here. Good strippers and coke!

[@brianblak14]

Mitchell Toulouse parle français 😂🤡

[@michz9304]

What are the differences that you've noticed?

[@user-ep4jo1ev3j]

I'm British and I want to live in Montreal now

[@user-ep4jo1ev3j]

Black Is a race and British Is a nationality you idiot so yes I am

[@0mnisense]

"make me laugh" what am i?? a clown :D geez

[@yowthubert1731]

I will reply with "Make me a sandwich"

[@abulfazlhaidary4625]

Damn 🤣🤣🤣👌

[@Artist21st]

The Cuban gentleman was cool. Cubans are very cool wonderful people.

[@virgolove4ever701]

That Cuban guy was sooo HOT..

[@MusicKing619]

that Italian girl tho

[@bombervity3458]

People in Toronto seem a lot more guarded than people in Montreal. Montreal has that very high-class, but open and cultural vibe that is extremely European (think Italy, France, etc.). Toronto is much more like New York City. The problem with Montreal, as most of my female friends say, is that they have so many guy friends. Whereas in Toronto it's normally groups of guys OR girls going out, people in Montreal go out in unisex groups. This a) makes it difficult for guys to understand if a girl wants more than friendship and b) makes it harder for outside guys to approach a girl because they may think that she's with one of her male friends. Just the opinions of my friends.

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

In Montreal, girls approach me more than the other way around

[@GregXHunterz]

damn dude, this is good.

[@LatinOz23]

If you guys have the chance, go for a Latina or Eastern European girl, i do not think i need to explain much about it.

[@To411u]

Wow the Ending was epic was that guy singing the Girl from Ipanema?

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

Yes, he was. Arthur is Brazilian:)

[@chltmdwp]

Thank you for the clarification, you made my life easier by telling me the name of the music~

[@terencesommer5413]

"make a damn move, someone has to" LOL

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

Thanks. I'm sure you can hear the bitterness:)

[@Modernart8]

I love the nightlife in Toronto., great coffee houses.

[@anasthacia08]

I would love see this coparison with Vancouver!

[@attockkhan4225]

Vancouver is a great place in my opinion better than toronto

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

YES, I would really like to see that......a comparison between the three cities, on many subjects

[@mustafa-szt8yousif889]

Paula Amorim hjoseph777 Salam alikm my name is mustafa 28 year old work living in China Of course I’m a not Chinese looking for serious relationship to lead marrige and making family with If interesting please contact me at my WhatsApp [phone] If not serious please don’t waste your time and my time thanks .

[@shauncameron8390]

@@attockkhan4225 Only if you're Asian.

[@lemonrice3032]

Especially in a city like here in Toronto - dating in the pre-corona world was incredibly tough. Most of the women in Toronto don't appreciate men coming up to them and trying to start a conversation. I moved here 6 years ago and I can say it hand in heart. Thanks to Covid ,the masks and social distancing - Dating now is further complicated more than ever. I wouldn't recommend moving to Toronto if you would like a decent dating life.

[@FuShengAlex]

Toronto has too many "dog/cat moms"

[@rolf778]

And I like how u put your heart and efforts in this video.

[@ALLOLACARTAPAPA]

on parle français à Montréal gang!

[@NOVAsteamed]

C'est ça qui est nice pour vrai. Ça fait tellement différent.

[@alexvig2369]

C'est pourquoi j'étudie si dur la langue français.

[@cosmicloverz3180]

Pretty much all of Canada is poor value, except for Quebec, being the best, and a country in its own right, that's why Quebec wants to separate from canada ,Canadian politics and attitudes and Quebecers are 2 very discordant species

[@rainman3749]

I don't fear rejection but a lot of women in Toronto are antisocial. I can approach a woman no problem but Toronto women seem not that friendly. I have lived in Kingston area, Ottawa area, and London, Ontario besides Toronto. Toronto is the worst place to approach women. The only way a woman is going to actually be approachable is purely for sex, but that has been rare.

[@haariskhan5307]

How frequently you get laid in Toronto?

[@skyz6239]

awe! the lil clip at the end made me smile:) Arthur you are a charmer ahha cheers from montreal

[@alexsdb9712]

Canada overall, just blahhhh bland. Any city or town. What is really incredible about Canada is its nature and scenery.

[@melissag.428]

Really awesome short. :)

[@weirdtemple1217]

I have met girls from Montréal in Toronto and they were more friendlier and approachable than Toronto girls, but harder to close the deal. Its based on experience really, and who you meet.

[@rolf778]

Ppl be friendly cuz y'all good looking

[@mercpindi5522]

Aren't you bro ? Dont think negative Go for it

[@meralEdwtDawlatly]

Well that's the thing that will not matter in a relationship after

[@NOVAsteamed]

Montreal is basically a party city. It's kinda normal.

[@valences01]

Personally i live in Montreal and i see is not quite true what your show reporting. Yes is intercultural but people trend to be conservative and stereotyped. I feel also lonely when i try to talk with people they try to put me as ethnic group to focus their thinking and since I'm a mix of three culture Quebec, Salvador and Haiti ( I'm a half Salvadorians / half Haitians but i born here) sometimes i wondering if people here are really open- minded. I wish you guys could interview me about the subject because a lot guys feel the same way here.

[@user-wg6ek8bv9y]

I think in Toronto it's different but the same. People love diversity in Toronto but you have to wear it all the time, like you have to somehow show you are so Salvadorian, Haitian or something to be cool and have friends. For example I know so many italian people here who think they are so italian, always talking about italian best food best this and that, but the same people when they try to live in Italy no one there really consider them italian anymore. Toronto has no identity in this regard. You are expected to salsa and love jerk chicken probably

[@omabe8025]

I got to the part where your Brazilian friend asked for that French girl's Facebook. That's my message to him : Good Job mate, she had sparkly eyes and had decent clothing taste too. Hats off :) Off to continue watching ! Dating Beyond Borders

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

Yes, Arthur was quite popular with the girls.. and I think the girl wasn't used to getting flirted with, that's why she literally glowed.

[@AromieWorship]

She was totally into him :). Kept touching her hair.

[@sakeebkamal3472]

must admit the Cuban guy is a great lover!

[@JNeil1975]

I would be happy to meet a husband in Montreal!

[@bboyStuntZ]

I live in Toronto. Toronto is called the screwface capital for a reason. Not a very friendly city for meeting people. Lots of stuck up women and they play games. Pretend to be interested. That one girl at 8:14 looks like the jealous type. Says pay attention to her and not try to be with his bros. Woman, bros before hoes damn it

[@wiseonwords]

B-boy StuntZ - that girl at 8:14 was bloody ugly! No one would even give her a second glance. I guess she was only fantasising about what it would be like if a guy approached her! LOL!

[@madeinfrance06]

montreal > toronto … end of the story.

[@brianblak14]

Fuck you Quebec wack😂🤡

[@FuShengAlex]

@@brianblak14 lol. You think so? Why?

[@floresnojardim1145]

I loved this post! ❤️😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@zainabshaikh1047]

Hello

[@jinyoung87]

hands down Toronto

[@thivakar]

I live in Toronto. Majority of the girls in Toronto don't like getting approached in the bar/nightclub and etc. Women above 27+ are very easy to approach and start a convo while girls in their late teens, early 20s are extremely hard to approach. Only type of girls from 18 to 23 that will engage with you are girls from out of town that are in Toronto for University/College. Montreal is a totally whole different story. Toronto : A place where you can start a business, have family and etc for 30 + year olds Montreal : Place to party (under 30)

[@ambiven10]

The guy at @3:53 is legend.

[@ianw1410]

6:56 (girl that looks like a horse) says: I think we are very specific in what we are looking for so we are not really open to anyone who approaches us. Interviewer: Well what are you looking for? Horse Face: That would be a good question.... (laughter and applause by her minions) Nuff said!

[@robloxexploiter1226]

She is liyng, in Montreal no one is specific then Atheist....

[@issammas7672]

Ian W the horse hate you

[@aliyu6442]

Ian W bruh

[@dissinfo6358]

Ms. Ed - the female version of the talking horse. Looking like that, you can't pay somebody to approach you.

[@wiseonwords]

Ian W - Harsh about Toronto women but oh so very true! They are way too full of themselves! LOL!

[@MrChiragrohit]

Very nice video!!! Really funny and true. Can't wait to go to Montreal !!!!

[@pauls4220]

Toronto has a dating scene?

[@DaniyalZeX7]

FUCK i want to go to Montreal so bad, but cant speak French :(

[@MrFrostflynn]

If a Montreal can't speak english, he will die. You'll be fine :P

[@theash3s]

Alexandre Flynn Simard no no dude montreal is french , toronto is english

[@macbeth221]

theash3s Mainly yes, but many people can speak both language.

[@frisettesenfolie]

People speaks English too

[@Juan072]

Yeah they speak english too but will give you a murderous look if you say hi to them instead of bonjour! The have unsolved issues. I love MOntreal, i hate the people in MOntreal lol

[@MHMaun]

Because Toronto is the feminist capital of the world.

[@pcmcompsci]

This is a great video. Well done.

[@joestella754]

im from montreal and i went to toronto for a week partying and i find its way better to be single in toronto, everyone is friendlier and more social. i didagree with this video 100%

[@FuShengAlex]

lil joe why did u like Toronto better?

[@newearthpouya]

this was really funny, few times made me laugh really hard. thanks for the video guys !

[@DatingBeyondBorders]

+Sean PI Thanks again, Sean! Checked out your channel too - good idea :)

[@7KRexCHAT]

Montreal is the city for one-night stands lol that's why it's so easy to meet people!

[@shesallaboutthebusiness316]

😁😁😁😁

[@MrUndersolo]

I live in Montreal and there is a lot of truth here. Get rid of the camera and things will be different. I have had women pick me up here. Not so frequent in Hogtown. And the Leafs suck (has to be said)!

[@habbomanish]

and what about edmonton? I'm a swede and want to move to canada after education.

[@MrUndersolo]

+habbomanish Edmonton's nickname is "Deadmonton". It is in the middle of nowhere and was built as a boomtown in the Prairies. Not sure you will like it.

[@habbomanish]

So if I want good nightlife, social people (not reserved, especially girls) and nice looking girls, not so much stress aswell, which city is the best? I am fucking tired of europe and Stockholm. Same fucking shit every nightlife. Every night I go out I always regret that I went out, I don't want to feel the same in canada. Toronto seems to be exactly like Stockholm.

[@eugenee6639]

+habbomanish Come to Thailand if you want to experience great nightlife and social life. So many Scandinavian people come there. I lived in Thailand several years before coming to Toronto one year ago. Despite having a great job I cannot wait to leave Canada. People are very reserved and cliquey. Dating, well, dating is just abysmal. Maybe for people born here who never traveled much it seems normal, but it is not - it is so much dysfunctional. If you want to try North America, go to USA. Otherwise there so much better places for socializing, dating and night life. You will have more chances to date a canadian girl being in Thailand rather than in Toronto :)

[@unknownninja4430]

i agree with eugene, if you want to come to north america, you must go to the northeast usa (or chicago). even the busy new yorkers are more open and direct than canadians in general. montreal and quebec city are the only decent cities in canada, but the rest of canada is just going to remind you of sweden.