Rosemi rates U.S. states 【NIJISANJI EN | Rosemi Lovelock】

[@eatcheezO7]

Rosemi: never have been to Texas Texas seasonal weather and roads: allow me to introduce myself

[@cloudnine3573]

weather here is terrible, its been 100+ degrees all summer, but fall and spring are pretty nice

[@ochagasukidesu]

Working in the kitchen in this Texas heat is gross fam.

[@pptemplar5840]

Roads are actually pretty good, I'm from Texas and any time I drive to like, Louisiana or something I'm like "damn, your whole state only has like 1 road an you can't even pave it right?"

[@aramondehasashi3324]

If people were going to visit any state I'd recommend the southern part of Utah. It has so many national parks, the scenery is amazing. Arches national park, Zion nation and inspiration point in Bryce Canyon national park is breath taking. After Bryce Canyon you are close to the Arizona boarder where the Grand Canyon is so you can see that.

[@twanchee206]

Is three a lot? Washington has three.

[@aramondehasashi3324]

@@twanchee206 No Utah has five but those three are the ones I've been to.

[@aramondehasashi3324]

@@twanchee206 Also six national monuments and is the only state where every county has a national forest in it. That enough for you?

[@twanchee206]

@@aramondehasashi3324 uhhhhh ummm… uhhh… L+ratio+bozo+landlocked+your grass is brown+lake of literal salt+where trees+where do your apples come from+you’re mormon (Im sorry I concede defeat) [that said im not taking it back]

[@Carbon-cringe-human]

Don't. People are shit

[@rosin_dust]

Im a texan and its hella weird over here. The weather changes every 2-3 days istg. It's summer right now and where i live i's say it's around 85 -110 degrees. (This is the cooler part of tx btw) But in like fall and early spring one day it's fricking windy ( we're known for our windmills) and another day its blazing hot. Then all of a sudden its raining and then its sunny again. We got like 4 inches of snow in like 2015 or 2016(idk) and then not again until like 2019 or 2020(idk again) That freeze happened too.(Our pipes froze sadge) It also doesn't snow til january which makes me sad every time because there's never snow on xmas. ): And my mom's angry bc her plants die every time in the winter/late fall/summer since it's either too hot or too cold. Plus the soil is all clay. (:

[@vinndolyn5976]

First time having one of my messages appear in one of the highlight clips, I’m super happy thank you based Crisu

[@CrisuCh]

Thank you for supporting Rosemi!

[@phased-arraych.9150]

Rosemi is quite well traveled I see.

[@FukuroChannel]

I love how New York stretches literally all the way to Canada and Rosemi's like "So yeah, rats"

[@unohu3047]

Mississippi: *not 50th in any statistic* Mississippi: See, we’re not that bad!

[@erickjoestar1561]

Same, i never even left my country but i really want to go to Texas, it seems like a pretty fun place

[@barted7255]

try out six flags pretty fun for the first time if you enjoy amusement parks

[@lonestarlibrarian1853]

I’d recommend Austin or San Antonio, though if you’re looking for something more cowboy Fort Worth and Dallas would be best.

[@-Raylight]

Dunno about other states, but maybe Florida man memes made people have negative perception of them. In actuality, they're pretty sane and cool? xD Rosemi-sama as a cowgirl, let's goo pardner!! 😳😂

[@Shinigami-gk2mr]

God I want rosemi to ride me cowgirl style

[@_JoeVer]

@@Shinigami-gk2mr 📸

[@carrion-fairy]

Florida can be pretty cool but it's very touristy and you should probably avoid certain places as a minority lol

[@Shinigami-gk2mr]

@@_JoeVer did I fucking stutter,I need me some rose water 😏😏

[@killerking2346]

@@carrion-fairy shit, I should have checked the replies. Congratulations, you are the winner. Hope you're happy.

[@zach99999]

I have been in most states. States with forests are the best ones. The mountain states are also pretty good, both the Rockies and the Appalachian. Also I love Michigan, which is where I live. We have so many lakes and forests. Lastly, the Great Lakes are WAY better than the ocean!

[@yamperlover]

The appalachians give us living in New Hampshire the winter we are KNOW for also Hampton beach pretty pog in the summer

[@blitzcha0s308]

From what I've heard, Oregon seems pretty cool.

[@JingMitsuyamaCH]

It is, just not Portland

[@Dorian_Scott]

Rosemi: *_"There's nothing special about Ohio."_* As an Ohioan, I can definitely concur with that statement lol. It's one of the most boring, bland and uninteresting places I've ever lived in. There's only like a few places in the entire state that I would recommend. But other than that, it's pretty dull.

[@LittleCart]

But Elden Ring takes place in Ohio tho

[@kongk4]

All of that on top of also being highly known for human trafficking... That's enough to possibly call it the worst state.

[@GurimujoJagajaku]

You guys had LeBron James for a good bit

[@deviance5074]

Sounds like AZ to me...

[@DragonSlayer2189]

Got some good colleges there tho, oberlin, Wooster, etc.

[@BestCase_Scenario]

As a Texan I love it here but it is physically impossible to get used to the weather as it will pick you up and drop you every other day

[@avavb3]

Omg yes fr I live in Texas also bro it’s like 106 degrees man 😭

[@yaojo27]

Central and south Jersey has best of NY and Philadelphia due to being in between them, which is to say: crime. North Jersey where I grew up is cool because it's all country but also developed enough due to being near NY. Ohio literally just has ads for itself on the radio if you're driving through it. Nothing in particular about the state, just a general ad to try and get you to go there lmao Rosemi's based takes

[@Jurico_Noes]

Hello Fellow New Jerseyan yeah I live near a bridge to Staten Island but it’s not bad here lol can’t believe Rosemi said it sucks and isn’t she Canadian? She must travel a lot for her to know so much of the US it’s impressive

[@18SuperSam]

@@Jurico_Noes new jersey has a really bad reputation despite being like above average in terms of states (im bias i live in nj). But we have good education and nice areas if you avoid a lot of the cities. Im also sad rosemi said nj sucked :(

[@Dorian_Scott]

Fellow Ohioan here. I can agree with the advertisement thing. All of the "interesting" things about Ohio are always advertised on the radio or TV. At first, you're like *_"Aw sick, dude! I want to go there!"_* And then once you do get there, you're immediately like *_"This place is so boring. Why did I come here again?"_*

[@yaojo27]

​@@Jurico_Noes I would say the more urban it gets the stinkier the quality is, metaphorically and literally. You get nice pockets or civilization like Westfield and Princeton, but those are far and few in between compared to the magnitude of Newark, Trenton, and New Brunswick. Growing up in the Del. Water Gap area and having moved and working in central to south NJ for the past 8 years was... jarring to say the least, especially to the frequency of crime and stank compared to what I grew up with.

[@yaojo27]

@@18SuperSam I think our education is up there thanks to being close to NY. Most of our curriculum standards are based on NY ones if I remember from writing lesson plans. A lot of national/international talent comes from NJ too: Kevin Feige, Brannon Cho, Sebastian Stan (just went to Rutgers, not NJ native), Peter Dinklage, and a lot more I can't remember.

[@t0pdoc]

As a Californian I can ensure you it is literally just hell.

[@JingMitsuyamaCH]

Always on fire, low natural resources, a random new tax every other month and don't get me started on the roads that are always getting repaired but it never finishes

[@Greenbit5721]

SoCal is a theme park: Pretty to visit, but really expensive and overcrowded all the time. (And the politics surrounding it is insane) The only saving grace is the scatterings of restaurants from all over the world, so you can literally satiate any food crave ever.

[@notnullnotvoid]

@@JingMitsuyamaCH Never-ending road repair and daily suffering is what you get when you live in a car dependent hellscape like California. Or Texas. Or Florida. Or almost anywhere else in the United States.

[@JadedWarlock]

Your power station transformers spark and literally set the forest on fire because getting rid of the underbrush might kill some no named endangered insect. I hope you guys revolt and either fracture or get rid of your governor. And I mean actually get rid of him and not present the option to get rid of him.

[@judojon2216]

Idk, I'm a Californian, and I certainly don't think living here is hell. Certainly, there are plenty of issues, such as the cost of living and unfortunate growing homeless population, but the way the internet talks about how terrible life is here and how everybody miserable or over-sensitiveis so immensely overblown imo.

[@wowtimeup]

The New Jersey line hits me in my soul. Damnnnnnnn, but we really do have the Statute of Liberty in the waters near NJ! Unless there's something wrong about the source...

[@Halo2nothing11111]

Rosemi: I love Texas! My favorite state! Me: *happy yee-haw noises*

[@nicolasmonty3692]

you should try Northeast New York state around the Adirondacks; it is located near eastern NYS and Quebec border its has a nice park similar to Maine and Vermont It has great natural beauty especially along Lake Champlain

[@regand8987]

I went to the Adirondack’s last year, it’s so beautiful!!

[@troubledginger]

The only thing special we have in Ohio is the NFL hall of fame and the "Rock n Roll" hall of fame. And apparently property is cheaper here.

[@BillyFlower-d7r]

3:18 she straight up said wuv

[@heilamwether8911]

Tbh I recommend going to Arkansas, it’s nothing much but I prefer the water there, since it’s not that dirty, and the air after rainstorms, or out in nature is great, it’s monuments aren’t much, but it’s a decent place.

[@greyscaleadaven]

Washington and the northwest (outside of specifically Idaho) in general is really nice, perfect balance of weather, lots of trees, mountains, lakes/rivers, and places to go hiking, with great clean energy sources like hydro. Also not super overpopulated outside of Seattle I guess. Just avoid Seattle and maybe the tri-cities, idk about what those are like though. Coastal is nice, central is less nice but also less expensive. Personally I like visiting Seattle for it's culture and stuff but living there must be hell on earth due to the traffic, their public services are pretty good from what I hear though.

[@SheaWaiteAMDG]

Northern NY isn’t bad at all. It’s definitely not as grimy as NYC

[@noon5898]

They way she said "I love Texas" normally and then said it again like Luca.

[@Logisticious_gg]

I love her

[@UNOwen-gl8cg]

Water burger? Whataburger. Whataburger is pretty good. Double patty melt with creamy pepper sauce is a solid choice if y’all’re ever there. They used to sell a Dr. Pepper shake as well, but I think it’s off the menu now.

[@tuck234]

If she does. She should checkout Buc-ees for sure if she ever hits around Houston or San Antonio

[@spookynight3106]

Being for Texas like I am it’s okay, nothing to crazy except the heat 🙄 and Whataburger is pretty damn good

[@herpderpinson2118]

NJ is kinda meh. Compared to others where murder is practically legal and streets a filled with drug fiends it's just meh. Expensive too. The food is good though. Also the reason NJ claims the statue of liberty is because it's technically in NJ state lines.

[@vinndolyn5976]

Yeah I sent a follow up message saying that it’s a few feet or so over the line which is why they say that lol

[@wingzero7621]

1:26 No wonder they hate each other

[@ShahroozSmith]

Ohio may be dull, but it kinda depends on which region... It gets different when you get to the big cities like Cincinnati or Cleveland. It's the stuff in-between that does get dull, and when it isn't dull.... Well, try and do a count of how many graveyards there are when you drive through the scenic routes. (Ever wondered why Max0r said Elden Ring takes place in Ohio? It's this. This is why...)

[@Dorian_Scott]

Yeah, we really do have a lot of graveyards in Ohio. Like, a *lot.*

[@DanielJ_Mart]

Well the dream is still alive. Rosemi likes everything in Texas. I’m in Texas. Lmao

[@kaxewdisco3594]

As someone who hasn't ever visited the US I can also confirm Texas is the best state

[@heilamwether8911]

Unless u taste the water... for me, it just tastes like oil, and if u leave it out, fat starts to solidify on the top, even sodas there..

[@lonestarlibrarian1853]

@@heilamwether8911 Jeez, where do you live? Know the tap water in fort worth tastes terrible, but never heard of it acting like that. I’m in Austin, and the tap water’s perfect here

[@purestofsouls]

@@lonestarlibrarian1853 same as here in Houston, shits good here.

[@HanMestov]

@@heilamwether8911 uh... that's not normal.

[@heilamwether8911]

@@HanMestov yeah, pretty sure it’s not, it was in Dallas, tbh, I come from AR and the tap here taste really good, and basically lived on it for most of my life, when I went to Kansas and Dallas for awhile, the water acted, and tasted like that, but kinda make sense since it was in populated cities.

[@GoldenFenrir]

FINALLY! Someone else thinks it's stupid that everyone calls it WATER BURGER

[@yamperlover]

As a New Englander I can confirm Boston is amazing cept sports fans hate it cuz Boston teams keep winning

[@ComfortsSpecter]

1:38 “Pig-Pog-Based-And-Pogpilled-Pog”

[@fhen_]

there are certain places that's cool, everywhere else is fucked.

[@flashtirade]

Texas is like a sample of every other part of the US, all wrapped up together into one extra large burger and topped in its own special sauce.

[@regand8987]

With New Jersey it all depends on the area! Complete honestly, I don’t like a lot of the beaches in Jersey, at least compared to other parts of the world.I do really like LBI and Cape May though. The New Jersey near New York is very… interesting. I personally don’t prefer it, but the south is nice. The part near Philly is pretty similar to Philly too, in terms of personality of people at least. There are a few of bad parts though and sadly that’s all that Jersey is really known for. You really have the travel to every part to figure out what it’s all about! Also with the Statue of Liberty thing, I’ve always been told that it’s New York’s property on New Jersey’s land. It’s not Jersey being jealous! Last thing, I’m sorry!! I’m from NJ and I tend to get really defensive!! Don’t mean any harm, and just hope you have a nice day! :)

[@IronRoseMaiden]

Not all of New York is grimy and disgusting, haven't been to NYC but I have visited the mountain regions. Very gorgeous, you can even get egg nog in the summer up there

[@principalflame5199]

Many Texans will also tell you Texas is their favorite state, as they make Texas-shaped waffles and serve them to you on Texas-shaped plates. Other Texans: _"If only you knew how bad things really are."_

[@Priceless_TMT]

i suppose that’s the most true, anyone not from texas I’m like ah your state sucks texas best)) but my fellow texas folk we are all like damn this place BLOWS

[@lonestarlibrarian1853]

I mean, definitely biased since it’s the one I was born in and live in now, but I’ve been through more then a few states, and Texas is definitely the best I’ve been in. Only major downsides compared to other states are the heat and the people in government. Austin has definitely been my favorite city to live in period, even with the heat, and the traffic getting pretty bad sometimes

[@Mikkyrain]

A Texan here: Get the bbq.

[@jacqueslin8178]

Oregon is a decent place to live. No sale taxes. The biggest downside is the cost of living and it can be pretty boring. Especially with the constant raining and occasional snow. But if you like green scenery and hikes, it's a good place. But if you're coming from a city with a lot of ethnicities, be warned, you'll start asking yourself, "where are the asians/blacks/hispanics/etc."

[@LeeaGalaxies]

Norcal is great socal bookiedukes

[@TurtleRaven]

Wait People live in Wyoming? ...Or am I getting that mixed up with Montana?

[@sergeantgates2922]

Honestly SoCal's aight in terms of housing it's cheaper in the small towns. NorCal's quite nice in terms of weather with Irvine it particular having really nice 70ish weather but housing alot more expensive and even in SoCal rn gas is 6 dollars minimum. Overall conclusion: good weather, expensive prices on housing and/or gas.

[@boxes7733]

wait irvine is considered norcal?

[@RedRoomDisco]

Hey some Jersey beaches are pretty good! (keyword being some)

[@Jester8492]

Did she mention Arizona?

[@dammit3048]

WHY DOES EVERYONE HATE JERSEY!? WHYYYY!?

[@DMZ_5]

New York propaganda

[@mstart_t8975]

What about New Jersey

[@tylerensminger]

She'll get some really biased comments towards certain states depending on political affiliation in my opinion. Though every state has its good and bad points. Some states the bad way outweighs the good

[@robertoacevedo9657]

If she wants to go to the beach in Texas, Id say go to Corpus Christi or South Padre Island in Rio Grande because the beach there is nice. Better than Galveston in my opinion

[@CameronBW2000]

How dare Miss Lovelock talk trash about my home state of Ohio?! I swear to God, she will feel the wrath of everyone who calls the buckeye state home!

[@normaltoast3381]

NJ is underrated

[@anakin148]

The cool parts of Texas are the ones that used to be Mexico, change my mind

[@d-dr4gon]

I'm surprised nobody mentioned the misery that's Missouri and it's Water People....

[@notnullnotvoid]

Water people?

[@skittlemenow]

Is Cali that bad? Well I live in a small city in Cali. This morning I drove home from work to see the homeless guy that lives on the sidewalk in front of some poor bastard's house pissing on the fence in front of rush hour traffic. He's been there for months and the police do nothing about it. We have roving homeless camps that bring massive amounts of crime with them where ever they go. We have an increasing number of RVs and vans that are permanently parked all over the place including the fucking municipal police parking lo because people can't afford to live in apartments or houses. Average rent for a studio apartment is 2500-3000 a month, yet minimum wage only pays 2400 a month for full time and that's before taxes and benefits get taken out. Gas is about 6.50 a gallon and so is milk.

[@skittlemenow]

Norcal is good? Yeah you need an app in San Francisco to avoid the poop all over the sidewalk and they have shanty towns everywhere. They regularly have random junkies roving around screaming naked and rolling in their own filth there too. The only reason California doesn't have crimes statistics through the roof is that they made all the crime legal. People will just fill their carts in stores and walk out with them without paying. They don't even try to be sneaky either since the store employees could do jail time for trying to stop the theft. Yay liberal policies and laws!

[@KVergara]

$2500-$3000 studio rent does not sound like "a small city in Cali".

[@skittlemenow]

@@KVergara keep in mind Cali has like a dozen major sized cities so the 180 thousand in my city is small for california.

[@avavb3]

DUDE WHY DID THEY COMMENT WATER BURGER BRUHHHHH

[@4tonmike]

based

[@AndrewChumKaser]

I'm from California. I've traveled across a few states, and the Midwest is definitely way more wholesome and lovable than my home state.

[@NovaGN]

New Jersey can't possibly have a good personality when its main cultural export was and still is Jersey Shore

[@regand8987]

Jersey’s actually really nice! North Jersey is really close in personality to NYC, so I’m not a big fan of that, but the south has some great things. Not just the shoreline, we just don’t have any really known mountains, lakes, or cities!

[@Restorative.]

She didn’t rate my state, sad 😔

[@Dossockies]

Minnesota on top

[@NOOBPWNER8752]

Is rosemi a Pennsylvanian???

[@EmilioReyes_97]

So to recap. New Jersey is a good state that's got some stuff going for it...but they tend to overcompinsate a bit. Florida is America's wang, Texas is.....Texas, Alabama is in the bottom 5, California is really good if you can afford it and your an artistic type, NY is a major powerhouse built on a foundation of rats and corporation. And Ohio.....honestly some really cool content creators have come out of Ohio.

[@Xenonfuji]

Hey all

[@Jurico_Noes]

Wait isn’t she Canadian? Am I wrong but I could have sworn she was Canadian lol I’m not saying it with bad intentions it’s just odd hearing her opinions of the States.

[@DMurdock]

Pretty sure she's from Quebec. She may have gone to the US for conventions and such.

[@aven5170]

Yeah she is. Eastern Canada same with Nina. That's also why she's the first Niji member Nina has meet irl, iirc.

[@outlawruby]

Let’s be real basically every state in the US is mid af.

[@AsianCole]

nah. you cant tell me watching crackheads at random gas stations in baltimore is “mid af”

[@Ad-Chan]

Hawaii?

[@notttanenemy9295]

Montana, South Dakota, maybe I'm biased

[@smile--]

@@notttanenemy9295 Bro those are the middest of the mid💀

[@lonestarlibrarian1853]

I’ve been across the states, and abroad, and I don’t think this is true. All states have at least something that makes them stand out, and most have a whole array of them. I think it’s easy to see foreign countries and consider them more exciting just from the exotic nature of how removed they are from day to day stuff

[@KVergara]

Real Californians know that only a few parts of it are worth complaining about, but will be the first to shit on the state anyway just to be dramatic lol

[@maenoKaori]

the word 'cowgirl' is ruined for me

[@spiralhalo]

and thats why rosemi being a cowgirl will make it seiso again

[@killerking2346]

There is not a SINGLE political comment here!? Holy moly, I'm impressed, thought that couldn't happen anymore. Based. Edit: welp, found a reply one..... RIP.

[@TsarFrancisDrake]

You jinxed yourself

[@Angrenost02]

Texas is the most american state ever, but I'm not sure if that is actually a good thing

[@soybajo-kira8585]

Don’t say NY is grimy, it’s mostly a bunch of countryside

[@alphax-shroom6781]

An an Islander hearing any mainland people call thier beaches nice or the best in to world is Insulting, *Especially* New Jersey

[@M7S4I5L8V2A]

Texas is unarguably the best just stay away from east Texas. Just east there's something in every other direction.

[@ChikanCeleryman]

California is the worst state to live in. Just live in Texas.

[@Purpletrident]

Having lived in both florida and texas, they're both god awful states lol. Though I'm sure they're still miles better than Alabama, Louisiana, and other nothing states like them.

[@fax160]

Alabama and Louisiana are better than Florida

[@ArashiFusao]

New Mexico is a terrible place to go. Avoid at all costs, unless you want some good Mexican food. About the only thing the state really prides itself on is drugs, alcohol, and food. Source, I lived there my whole life until I moved to Texas couple years ago. Miss the food, texmex is just garbage.

[@aerthreepwood8021]

Weirdo reactionaries dunking on CA, despite never having been there, just hearing about it through screenshots of 4chan threads.

[@ihave2cows]

I live in California, it’s as bad as they say. I “luckily” (I can’t move out, rent is impossible) live in one of the safer areas, but every time I leave it it’s homeless everywhere, little to no greenery, and people trying to sell drugs. If you ever go to one of the big cities, the disparity is fucking insane

[@QwazolaDood]

"through screenshots of 4chan threads"? My man, the entire internet shits on California lmao

[@some_kind.of_human2207]

I can’t say anything when Utah is literal garbage and has nothing fun

[@YoshiSF]

Rosemi likes texas. Every person has flaws i suppose 😔✊

[@OttoNacht]

Northeastern people are subhuman