The Best US States According to Trash Taste

[@aztecemperor1536]

As an Ohioan yes we are the worst. There is next to nothing here as far as entertainment or history. Our greatest contribution to food is Wendys and Chef Boyardee. Our most famous person is Neil Armstrong who made it his career to get as physically far away from Ohio as possible.

[@DerpASherpa117]

What are you talking about? Ohio's history is actually quite rich. Only Virginia has produced more Presidents than the state of Ohio. Ohio was an important part of the space program. Also, you guys have Cedar Point.

[@shadicTPZ]

You're forgetting about our boy, Scott the Woz.

[@aztecemperor1536]

@@DerpASherpa117 true we have a lot but quality is the issue. Ulysses Grant is labeled to have one of the most corrupt cabinets in American history, Rutherford Hayes had to get a backroom deal (Compromise of 1877) to win his election, and Taft… was actually ok. Space, we just want to leave the planet that holds Ohio. Cedar Point I’ll give you that

[@Dandandandandandandandandanda1]

Ohio got 👽

[@benjaminchi1989]

@@shadicTPZ Counter point: Ohio gave us the Paul brothers

[@dejEtack]

Here's everything you need to know about Ohio 1. We have a lot of corn 2. We have the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 3. We're overly obsessed with football. 4. We have an office building shaped like a picnic basket 5. There's a random billboard in the middle of nowhere that says "Hell is real"

[@thepedrothethethe6151]

Wasn't it demolished?

[@hsc894]

Don't forget, Ohio is also home to the best roller coasters in the world, with Cedar Point and Kings Island leading the charge. Orion, The Beast, Diamondback, Mystic Timbers, Steel Vengeance, Millennium Force, Maverick, GateKeeper... All of these coasters are world-class coasters in some way or form.

[@jcorn12]

@@thepedrothethethe6151 no Ohio is still there unfortunately

[@freezeboy13]

@@jcorn12 So disappointing 😞

[@MuffinMammoth]

@@thepedrothethethe6151 Nope, the basket is still standing. Just drove by last weekend.

[@enigma1915]

Let's fucking GOOOOO TENNESSEE #1 The show in Nashville was so fun. My favorite moment was when Garnt asked the audience what they thought his favorite thing of America was, one guy said "Sydney". Garnt froze for a second and then in a blink of an eye he changed his answer from "food" to "Sydney"

[@jesusb9562]

hicks

[@jesusb9562]

prepared for the hate >:|

[@MikeTheBFG]

I'm from Knoxville. Nashville is the County music capital of the world so it is very well known. But if you aren't into that type of music. It's easy to miss.

[@aajohnsoutube]

Both great cities. I just got to know Knoxville the past couple years.

[@matachula4487]

Nashville is based. Loved living in Tennessee all my life.

[@Cujo5]

Curious: Is there a metal capital of the world? Man would I love to go there!

[@aajohnsoutube]

@@Cujo5 Coincidentally, I was in San Antonio for Thanksgiving and they claim status of Metal Capital of Us, but not really sure that’s the case. Maybe somewhere in UK or Scandinavia ?

[@libtardkiller8568]

@@matachula4487 Nashville Ruined country music. Not based

[@kertuo]

As a person from Tennessee I was very excited when you praised Nashville

[@supersloth1667]

Right? I'm rarely happy to be from this area but glad they enjoyed it.

[@primarinaprincess]

For those curious - the bois were talking about Pike Place Market in Seattle, Washington which has been operating since 1907. But some other places in Washington state I'd recommend people as a local are - Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium - Tacoma Downtown Poulsbo - Poulsbo Leavenworth Seattle Aquarium International District (I.D) - Seattle Wings over Washington - Seattle Waterfront

[@Lickicker]

leavenworth is cool but seattle and tacoma are not places id recommend people go. especially tacoma. im sure there are some good places to go in them, but honestly i havnt met anyone in washington not from seattle that thinks seattle is a good place to go. people from seattle feel like one big cult to the rest of us. everyones bragging how great their city is while blatantly ignoring massive crime rates, homelessness and drug abuse. last year some homeless people blew up some other homeless people and lit a massive fire right by harborview.

[@AudaciousBourgeois]

As a Chicagoan, Connor gave one of his best takes ever in this clip.

[@alexschneller3268]

Ah, I knew the bread bowl lovers would salivate on this take from a guy who's on a podcast called "Trash Taste"

[@AudaciousBourgeois]

@@alexschneller3268 And if you were actually from Chicago, you would know deep dish is not what we normally eat when we order pizza. And even still, deep dish is better than skimpy greasy slices from NYC.

[@alexschneller3268]

AudaciousBourgeois im not from Chicago, that why I know what good pizza is like. Must need those rose colored glasses to live in the "windy city"

[@AudaciousBourgeois]

@@alexschneller3268 So you've never had any type of pizza from Chicago and think anyone should take your opinion seriously? You're full of malarkey, one might even say, a jagoff. No one from Chicago envies your Sbarro-type pizza, Detroit style is preferable to that limp-wristed pizza.

[@alexschneller3268]

AudaciousBourgeois Ah see you're mistaken, I never said I've never had Chicago pizza, I have in fact. I've also had Detroit style pizza and they were fine but what I can say is the sequel is never as good as the original and when it comes to America there really only is one place that they just call it Pizza. You can have your knock off and your bread bowl but you're simply refusing to accept what everyone else already knows. There's only one place for Pizza and Chicago definitely ain't it.

[@sachetanbhoopathi485]

As someone from Ohio, I want to thank Trash Taste for putting me into an existential crisis and wondering why am I even raised in this particular state out of all the potential states I could’ve been raised

[@alz397]

I’m sorry for your loss 🤣

[@TrashRat45]

yea me too, friend. lmao

[@rrod3602]

Ohio doesn’t exist nice try skinwalker

[@Tigrisshark]

Go get a Haendels Hurricane and be sure that I envy you about that all the way from Germany.

[@dasheroo1229]

is it at least cheap???

[@Igor-gq4im]

Walkability really do impact the liveability of a city…u don’t go to another city to see the same strip malls and big box stores lol…no wonder Ohio/Cleveland came last being a city with mostly parking lots in its downtown

[@henrytep8884]

The curse of the suburbs.

[@user-ch9he1my4k]

It's the consequence of sprawl and makes generic states like Ohio and Indiana brain drain shitholes with nothing to offer people looking to live in interesting places

[@UCantNinjaMe]

I like how they all just started shitting on Ohio lmfao

[@FyreMagyk67]

I always worry that Minnesota is just forgettable lol Like, as someone who has lived their entire life in this state, I find it wholly unremarkable and comfortable but it feels like we just don't have much going for us. That said, I was reminded that Nicolette Mall is a nice stretch of Minneapolis to visit not too long ago!

[@BastardOfTheNorth]

Andover proud🤘

[@Ninjamation345]

Which is exactly why I was surprised their first stop on their tour was SAINT PAUL, immediately knew I had to attend

[@DannysMyNanny]

Pretty spot on here. It's very comfortable and a great place to live, but I guess you gotta down for the place being kind of "unremarkable". Like someone who needs the hustle and bustle of a big city won't enjoy it here. I love biking so Minneapolis feels perfect for that

[@jnetwork3232]

Minnesotan here too and I would like to move out as fast as possible lol we’re becoming the new California of the Midwest

[@ShepherdFTW]

As a Minnesotan that's lived in a few different states and abroad, I can vouch that it's still one of the best places to be.

[@notaball518]

The Minneapolis TT event was energetic, I’m glad they mentioned Minnesota

[@cake2806]

Glad to know the boys liked Seattle! Hope you guys had good seafood and saw the markets

[@germwarfare]

They really need to come back to Colorado. There’s so much cool stuff to explore in the Rocky Mountains.

[@emilyjones9787]

As somewhere that lives close to Nashville and has always lived nearby, hearing my favorite group of youtubers talk about my home felt so nice but also like "Wow it's a small world."

[@Harrymation-productions]

Joey has good taste. As somebody who vacationed in Colorado a lot as a kid, I know how nice it is there. And Chicago isn’t half bad either.

[@JRyanPull]

I'm from Nashville and it's crazy how much it has changed over the years. Downtown Broadway in Nashville TN, its is always pack on Friday - Sun is a fucking festival when it start up at 11am.

[@vladimirhernandez8696]

I saw Connors live stream for Chicago and I'm so glad my fellow Chicagoans were friendly and welcoming, yall made me proud. shout out Ryan!

[@manny7662]

Ohioan here. I remember spending a 4th of July in Chicago in 2004 when I was a kid. The nighttime lights swirling around me in the swing chair rides. It's burned into my mind even as an adult what an experience.

[@kerbyd2909]

As a Florida man who moved to Ohio for work. I always tell my boss everyone makes mistakes. I'm moving back to Orlando after my contract and no one at work is shocked. All they do is ask me the Best places to go that are not common for tourists.

[@droppedhero]

Ohio is pretty good for the fall season. Ohio has a really great Football(American Football) Culture from High School to College to Pro. One of the things I recommend to go to once, is to see an Ohio State Buckeye Football game at Ohio Stadium. It's the 5th biggest stadium in the world, and the culture of College football makes each home game an amazing event. The toxic fandom can be pretty bad at times, but it's one thing I really can't recommend enough. Spring and Summer can be pretty hectic in Ohio haha. In winter, that shit is like riding a bull while being high in bath salt...the snow terrible and the black ice is HORRENDOUS! Otherwise if you want something to do in Ohio, stick with the sporting events.

[@Fatblue246]

Buckeyes smell, Wolverines all the way baby

[@Deft002]

Yeah we Ohians have hated Ohio long before it became a meme to the rest of the US. Main reason is there's literally nothing here but world record setting rollercoasters at Cedar Point, and sports. We are the most plane Jane suburban picket fence stereotype state out there. Other than that we have corn. Lots, and lots of corn. Plus Cleveland is second only to Toledo as the worst city you could have held the event. Like you guys said Columbus would have been much better and you actually have good night life/ food. Cleveland's motto is unofficially, "At least we're not Detroit". Toledo's is, "Why the hell did we go to war with Michigan over this crap city?"

[@sneezing_panda]

At least if they chose Columbus they could pass by some "HELL IS REAL" signs on the way in/out.

[@kildozer2012]

It's sad that I've come to love that boring aspect Ohio, we have almost nothing to do which keeps the tourists away keeping it peaceful, as a loner there could be no bigger win in my book. I do live in a fairly rural area and near a place that claims to have seen bigfoot though XD

[@kittikat4124]

I love the Toledo/Detroit bullshit because my granddad is from Toledo while my grandma was from Detroit, plus Lutheran vs Catholic so it's a miracle they liked each other lmao

[@__BlacklotuS__]

There's a lot here in Ohio, but it still sucks lol

[@blazypoo1723]

You think you're special for corn? I point you to Indiana who is literally only known for corn.

[@Dazkoz]

Ayyyyyyyyyy Seattle local here. Represent! Washington state is actually know as The Great Green State for our beautiful trails and forests. If you ever come back to Washington, try camping, it's gorgeous out here.

[@TheSunRoomMusic]

Clevelander here! I wanted to comment on why no one was around. The venue is literally in the middle of no where. They sort of combined the Agora which was closed for a while with Peabodys which was a rock venue that used to be close to the baseball field and it is just in the worst spot in town imo. Some areas of Cleveland are pretty cool in terms of bars/restaurants. Lakewood and Tremont are probably the two best. Also you probably didn't get to hit up the asain district but I love eating there. I guess what I am saying is Cleveland is not that bad, have a beer!

[@kylevanderzanden3798]

Seattle being up there in their favorites makes me so happy.

[@eagz3394]

Top 3 Weekend Towns in US (If you like food and music): Austin, New Orleans, Nashville. I'm in Chicago and love it but I recommend having a local show you around. Like any really big city (Chicago, New York, Atlanta, etc) there are really cool areas and areas to avoid. And for the record, I think Columbus Ohio is alright!

[@walterwalter8862]

for those wondering the strip in Nashville is called broadway

[@kitsuneruler]

Come back to Nashville soon! We'd love to have you back!

[@ruriva4931]

I’m from New Jersey and Princeton is a nice place to visit. Outside of NJ I really think Rhode Island is a really nice state to visit. The cliff walk and New Port mansions are really nice and the seafood is tasty. Very scenic place. New Orleans is also a fun place.

[@cyberkiller4291]

I love Princeton, it’s so fun to just walk around. The university is also so fun

[@walkerbraswell6397]

Everywhere in NJ is like Great Value Brand NY, NY is 100x better

[@ruriva4931]

@@walkerbraswell6397 New York City is fun but it’s pretty ovewealming. New York State is okay, I especially like the Niagara Falls but the Canadian side is better. New Jersey is definitely more of a residential place than a tour place since it doesn’t have any truly major cities, but I definitely would recommend visiting Princeton. NJ gives off very different vibes than New York so I wouldn’t call it a discount version.

[@walkerbraswell6397]

You've got a point there. Granted my experience in NJ is limited, but I've always loved the city atmosphere. Because of how compact everything is. However that makes it hard to raise a family.

[@cyberkiller4291]

@@walkerbraswell6397 we have better tomatoes

[@Kawaii_Kappybara]

very surprised to hear such positivity about Seattle, I appreciate the kind words about the area lads. here's a few things I'll say about the city specifically, and this is *not* about any other city in Washington: 1) weather here is pure dumpster fire garbage, most especially winter season, but also generally year round (Connor, you're wrong mate, Seattle rain sucks). 2) yes we definitely have some amazing seafood (as they mentioned in the clip, shoutout to Pike Place Market) & also because of our large Asian population here, we have some dope cuisines of various countries 3) Seattle may be built for walking, but for the love of god please do *not* drive. it is a hellish nightmare to try & drive in the city. 4) I do hope the boys didn't have to deal with any bad interactions with the homeless in Seattle. unfortunately that city is very well known for the massive homelessness problem that the local government refuses to fix. 5) much love to the boys for performing in the local area, I do hope y'all return someday in the future. however, please do consider visiting other cities to the eastern side of Seattle if you do. there are much nicer places with less flaws/problems that you'll enjoy. completely unrelated, but I have a buddy who attended the live tour event with me & he's originally from Chicago born & raised, so on behalf of him, thanks for the compliments about Chicago too. cheers lads.

[@VeryButtery]

Idk I like the rain, makes you appreciate the good weather so much more and gives some variety. When spring hits it feels amazing. Honestly I enjoy the surrounding Seattle area more than the city itself, lots of amazing Asian cuisines everywhere. I just hate driving there (and parking) since I have to do that every time I go

[@Pavorish]

im glad your bro escaped chicago but he left me behind help

[@this_is_japes7409]

seattle at some point in the future just needs to get rid of the nimby's and then it can truly shine.

[@Itstime1231]

I think the weather in Seattle is fine as long as you don't care much for sunny days and are fine with it being mildly damp/wet a lot of the time.

[@Itstime1231]

driving in seattle isn't bad, it's much better than in Chicago/NYC/other big cities, what sucks is the traffic, but the roads and drivers aren't bad. Philly is worse, NJ is worse.

[@JrRincon22]

Even though you called us Wisconsin (big mistake) appreciate the love for Minneapolis, Minnesota!

[@pugman9672]

Tiny soda

[@liver-r]

I was born and raised in Cleveland and I'll say that very rarely do I venture downtown. It's the surrounding areas that are quite charming and beautiful to visit. Also being located in the northeast, it's not as midwestern as the rest of Ohio is. Lots of different cultures with great food choices and the Cleveland Museum of Art is considered one of the best in the country. The weather is great too as we get to experience all four seasons to their fullest. But as someone else said, it's a great place to live but maybe not the most riveting place to visit.

[@GrandSkeme]

As a fellow clevelander I agree

[@dlili5274]

As someone from Nashville it is very interesting that it is one of your favourite cities. I have never thought that it stood out so much.

[@blazypoo1723]

Tbh when I think Nashville I just think KFC because I've never been to Nashville.

[@RudeKami]

@@blazypoo1723 pls dont think of kfc dats offensive to nashville hot chicken lol

[@userone297]

Connor saying New York people instead of New Yorkers is hilarious.

[@Fatblue246]

lol non americans not knowing what to call people from different areas is always mad funny to me. telling a euro people from Indiana are referred to as Hoosiers and people from Ohio are Buckeyes and seeing the confusion is great.

[@Stinky11fly]

LETS GOOOOO NASHVILLE #1!!! Yeah the street name is actually broadway and it’s always bumping nomater the day or time glad you enjoyed it. ❤

[@colonelkenpachi5009]

Ohio along with Arkansas and Delaware are the states that inspire most fear. It's like there's a dirty secret within the silence and casualties.

[@qliphalpuzzle5453]

I mean it was a hotbed for the early wars with the indigenous tribes

[@Fatblue246]

delaware doesn’t instill fear it’s just the closet of NY and NJ. it doesn’t even feel like liminal space like Ohio does, it’s just got nothing of relevance going on lmao. Arkansas def has that vibe though, very apt.

[@SherioCheers]

Cheers from Colorado! Glad you enjoyed Denver!

[@Bushlandwizard]

You’ve made this Chicago boy very happy 😁😁

[@thepunisher4356]

Personally the only part of Ohio that’s worth visiting is Cincinnati. Cities got some interesting history as porkopolis and the former German area has created a huge craft brewing scene in recent years. Cities biggest company is I think Procter & Gamble, not sure of their presence outside the US but any commenters here in America are sure to know about one of those brands. Otherwise the rest of the state is kinda bland.

[@axoltl1]

P&G is a huge multinational company, their products are available all over the world

[@seanharan9521]

Cincinnati is fucking awesome, it's a shame they let a freeway obliterate half the city

[@SwifferTWetJetMop]

Minneapolis and Chicago are great, lots to in and around the cities! Yeah our winters get cold, but when there’s snow on the ground that’s when we play hockey ski and snowboard. Chicago probably has more tourist attractions but both are great cities to hang out in and there’s almost always something going on.

[@saltshakertcg4003]

Outside of crime problems as of late, Minneapolis is a good vibe and it's great living out here. Glad Connor enjoyed his albeit short stay here. The show was amazing too.

[@nathanlee5124]

As a person from Nashville, I greatly appreciate your love for Nashville.

[@irsmrtrthanu]

I wish I could’ve gone to one of the shows, I’ve been too busy with work to even catch up on what the boys were up to before they got back. I hope they’ll do another tour soon!

[@dr.killson7355]

I’m glad with everything they have said the only thing I wish is if they ever come back for a another tour is to try and visit San Antonio, Texas( try the BBQ and Mexican food) Portland, Oregon and maybe Boise, Idaho

[@timothyarmstrong9351]

I live in Texas myself and we've been ranked by Foreign Asian Travelers at the number one state to go to for the last 10 to 15 years

[@autumnlove96able]

WOOOO let’s gooo they loved Seattle!! I was at that show with one of my besties, too! 😄

[@CyFiWasTaken]

As an American, Everything goes in F other than Maine, Hawaii, and Alaska

[@brinjpn]

As someone who used to live in Ohio. There are a lot of reasons why I no longer live in Ohio.

[@blessedowoboi]

The Ohio meme was right

[@Fatblue246]

Nashville within the past 5-10 years has gotten huge. same with Knoxville. a lot of people began moving/migrating in the US during covid for various reasons, Tennessee and Florida being big stops for many.

[@williambryan1800]

Being from tennessee it feels nice for recognition but if they go again they should visit pigeon forge definitely

[@davidkes5380]

Definitely wasn’t expecting you to mention Minnesota😂good to finally get some appreciation over here for once :)

[@RagnarokAdvent]

whoo hoo, got a shout out for Minneapolis! I forgive you for calling us Wisconsin

[@angermyode]

I'm from Michigan and basically exiled to Ohio, but I've got to defend it a bit. First, it's a huge state with three major cities that are all really different. Cincinnati where I live now is actually really nice; the streets are clean and there are plenty of trees keeping things cool. I live only a 5 minute walk from a restaurant district with an Izakaya and a soul food place on the same block. Ohio has a more amazing roller coasters than almost any other state. There is also tons of forests for hiking and camping. People shit on Ohio because it's really "normal" which is true, but there is also a lot in it that is fun and beautiful if you look past the surface.

[@manny7662]

Michigan seems like an awesome state coming from an Ohioan like me.

[@DrBepis-jo7qt]

"Chicago is New York but better." As a New Yorker... I can't agree with you more lol

[@greenmachine5600]

I feel the same way with Jersey City.

[@kittikat4124]

I live in Kentucky, so I travel a lot to Ohio because most shit happens in Cincinnati as the closest thing to Kentucky because for some reason everyone forgets about Louisville or even Lexington. The only thing to do driving through Ohio to get to like Columbus or Dayton is to look at corn and the Jesus billboards. At least we have trees and hills in Kentucky. Not a whole lot else lol, but it's not Ohio. Anytime I drive to Columbus or Dayton, I'm like "Just passed the ten commandments billboard, cant wait for the all caps HELL IS REAL on the way back" fucking love that sign, It's so stupid lol

[@TrashRat45]

I love that I know exactly which parking lot they were talking about in Cleveland, since Ive been to the Agora so many times. very small parking lot indeed

[@__BlacklotuS__]

Definitely a sketchy part of Cleveland

[@TrashRat45]

@@__BlacklotuS__ I'd say past the Agora is sketch since it's East Cleveland, and everything before is less sketchy. But I'll agree that Euclid is very sketchy tho.

[@Gclarkie21]

What did you guys think of Philadelphia??? Lol I'm curious to hear what you all think!

[@aidymacBrago]

The implication that Chiraq is better than NYC is insulting

[@seymourButtes420]

NYC is more fun if you got $$$$$$$$

[@connorbooth7207]

I’m from Memphis, Tennessee, but I agree, Nashville is pretty cool. My friend and I need to go back there soon!

[@ghostf6321]

As an American I really do want to find a place to live that is walkable. I've come to hate driving now. Ironic thing is I work for a major car manufacturer as well haha.

[@timothyarmstrong9351]

I'm from Texas and foreign Travelers mainly from Asian countries for the last 10 to 15 years have ranked Texas as the best number one state to go to if you're visiting the US

[@steel200000]

If/when you guys come back you may like the outdoor attractions in West Virginia. There is a new National park and plenty of places to go hiking, rock climbing, cycling and such. There are also a fair few cons in the fall months nothing too large overall; honestly though must say aside from that it can be kind of boring especially around the capital.

[@seanharan9521]

West virginia gave me a panic attack when I drove through it and just saw how little civilization there was. But I will say the natural landscape was phenomenal, I can only imagine what it would look like in the fall. Morgantown was certainly...interesting and I found Charleston to be a really nice city albeit too small for my liking

[@yozarou.]

As someone from New Jersey I remember when Jersey was always shit talked, so I have no idea where all the Ohio hate is coming from or why people hate it so much

[@CorrectFossa]

Fun secret about Florida: most of the worst people in the state are from Ohio

[@kildozer2012]

Can confirm, I personally know three people from different families that moved there from Ohio

[@ARPTakao]

MINNESOTA GANG LESS GOOOO!!!

[@Pedun42]

The Minnesota Hype Train never stops.

[@mythwing]

As someone from Nashville, fuck yeah.

[@winster32]

6:26 ayo minneapolis, is built different.

[@kaleidosode]

saw tennessee in s and immediately clicked, was not disappointed lol. glad y'all enjoyed it here!

[@guidomista8448]

Florida is just chaos, once you learn to channel the chaotic energy of Florida its pretty cool. Miami is cool, Orlando is Orlando, Tampa is dope, boca is sweet, jacksonville... oh jacksonville...

[@Fatblue246]

Ohio being terrible is kind of a meme. It’s mostly due to the fact that it’s pretty unremarkable relative to most other states. It’s the most like “American” of the states, and Northern Ohio is in the rust belt which became very economically depressed and run down after the auto industry in the USA got exported, so the northern half of the state is in relative dire straits. That being said, y’all probably had some sampling bias, as Ohio is one of the states with the highest rate of citizen retention in all of the US. Them, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, a lot of the midwest has a high retention of people. Like upwards of 70% who never move from the state in their entire life time, which is very high for the US. Ohio/Michigan also have some interesting history, but beyond that it is quite mid so i can understand why you wouldn’t have enjoyed it. Especially if your experience was Cleveland, that city like many in the rust belt has seen MUCH better days in the early-mid 1900’s.

[@trevlandholland9243]

Hell yah Austin getting love!

[@kildozer2012]

[Everyone likes Austin]

[@bonfist7277]

@@kildozer2012 except for people that have actually lived in Texas their whole life, like me.

[@DanTheManCalter]

Whats weird to me is that growing up everyone would always jab at New Jersey. It switched to Ohio at some point and I never really noticed

[@Above_Average_Joe315]

You guys would love New Orleans. It's very compact and beautiful, great seafood, and it's very similar to Nashville in that people just play music in the streets especially around Mardi Gras. Just go there before it's gone because it's below sea level but also on the coast.

[@DenshaOtoko2]

Same Washington is nice to visit. But CDawgVA may like to try Red Robin. Might like it.

[@donq4483]

bruh, wait until they find the super secret boss that you can only fight if you 100% the country: Mississippi

[@alexschneller3268]

I told my buddy "hey somebody said that Chicago was better than NYC" and their immediate response was "the only thing they do better than us is selling drugs and gun violence" so I jokingly said "what about the pizza?" And they said "if you call that fuckin saucy bread bowl pizza again im gonna drown you in it". Long story short: New York and Chicago do not have the best history

[@TheTurtle1100]

As an American I agree, Chicago is just a better New York

[@cocosdad]

nice to hear yall liked austin

[@magzieforfunj187]

People say Ohio because no one thinks about Indiana

[@ashirarobinson8572]

first video was nice i like them speaking about the us

[@woahwhereami4022]

Iowa is really boring UNLESS you live near Des Moines. I live a 10 min drive to down town and it’s honestly really awesome living here. Des Moines is much smaller, but much safer than other big cities, but there’s enough to do that you never get bored.

[@travix9580]

Seattle is cool but the culture is changing. more about politics than being a Seattleite. Chicago is amazing but way to dangerous. What did you guys think about Raleigh?

[@AGO797]

thank you joey for liking my home state of Colorado (;

[@specialknees6798]

Ohio is a huge meme state rn, so I imagine that affected people’s perspective of it. Not saying it isn’t bad, but Mississippi is the actual worst state.

[@JoYiSgUiTaR]

Chicago, let’s goooo 😤😤

[@jocelynreyes716]

Ayyy Seattle! The seafood here is bomb

[@TheRealOtakuJoe]

I would never pick any of those cities but listening to "da Boyz" since episode 1 those cities really suit their personalities. Night life, walk ability and bars.

[@robo567]

clearly they haven’t met 「OHIO FINAL BOSS」 with his ability 「WONDER OF OHIO」

[@privilegedchromosome]

I live on Long Island in NY. I’ve had the opportunity to travel to many many states. Idaho, New Hampshire, and Tennessee are my favorite states. Especially Idaho! 🇺🇸

[@zprimus00]

Ppl joke about hating Florida but they secretly wish they were there. And I remember when New Jersey was the most hated state but I guess that's slowly changing

[@tytantin1442]

YO TENNESSEE BABY! LET'S GO! THE PARTY NEVER STOPS!

[@CMDore]

Mens went to Cleveland Ohio and didn't even TOUCH New Orleans. Tragic.

[@cocojumbo412]

Oh could you image if Conner ended up in o block by accident

[@sxnthwave]

Nashville is bussin unless you drive everywhere and then it’s annoying af. The parking is so horrendous but I’m sure you guys didn’t really have to worry ab that 😂

[@MuffinMammoth]

As an Ohioan, stay away. This place is a dystopian hellscape. I think I hear a skinwalker out there in the fog.

[@Edgaralexi]

I hate it here in Nashville lol

[@persephonehades7547]

Ohio is like the Florida of the Midwest, but with cornfields instead of legit tourist destinations not named Cedar Point or Kings Island.

[@TheDarkJedi-ny5ue]

Trash Taste thank you for liking Nashville, Tennessee.

[@amya160]

Toronto is probably my favourite American state too. - a Canadian

[@jaycichosz953]

We did it baby The Boys like Minneapolis glad to hear my home state of Minnesota is to your liking

[@irtwiaos]

More like the best US cities rather than states.