Top 10 WORST Cities in The United States.
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Top 10 WORST Cities in America for 2019.
These are the top 10 worst cities to live in America for 2019. I am sure there are nice things about each of these cities, but that is for another list. What makes a city get on the worst list? Crime, poverty, bad schools, pollution, etc.
The United States is filled with bad cities. We have a lot of good ones too. Sadly, people seem to be more interested in the bad cities the United States has to offer.
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Memphis, TN refugee here! I’s my home town and I lived there for 50 years. No matter how homesick I get, I know I can never go back to that hell hole. Never.
CL MCM it’s not even that bad here
Memphian here! I moved to Oakland, ca 15 yrs ago. I make 1500 a week and live like a bum but ill never go back to memphis!
@@fnetay771 yea, it is. You must not have traveled much. Not trying to be a dick. But if you have seen alot of other places you would see what we mean.
I lived in Memphis most of my life. Moved to Florida in 1990. Memphis was not that bad when I lived there. You did have to watch your back, but the hype about it is over the top. Like any large urban area, you have to know the rules.
@@swinde true, if you know yr "way around" you should be ok. But, Memphis is way worse than Oakland. The race relations on the west coast are waaayyy better. There is no black part of town, etc. Everyone lives together. I mean, the wealthy have their own section,ie, the hills. Hell, theres even the Oakland hills. I miss the ever loving heck outta M town but i just cant move back. Life is so easy there. Life here, not so much but you adjust. IF i was to ever go back, itd be a cake walk compared to here. 4/500 a month for a 2 br house!!! Sheeeiiit. 500 here wont even get you an abandoned car at the bottom of a lake! But, i persevere. Good talking to a neighbor. Whered you go to high school? I went to Ridgeway until my freshman year then Central in midtown in my high school years.
Briggs....I am offended that Baltimore was number 5. The last 3 days we had 5 murders and they fished a lady outta the Inner Harbor....we should have been at least in top 3.
Damn😞😞😞
thats scary Dina.. stay safe
I mean the median income is still pretty high lol
@@johnappleseed8146 Yeah, so they know who to target for home invasion and robbery!
Sonny Girl as safe as you can be in Baltimore!
I am seriously happy that Detroit made it to #2. That city can use every tiny shred of good news it can get.
I agree completely
Im happy for the kind words from guy in the video tbh. We gotta say nice things about Detroit we really are on the turn around
I live on Detroit and it's not as bad but only for those who live here. Detroit is tough and and if you make it here you can make it anywhere. We have so many positive things going on.
Where o you live
screw Detroit and screw the whole state of Michigan. They can suck may bowls!!! "Kartman"
10. Albequerqe, NM high crime
9. Shreveport, LA high crime
8. Albany, GA dying city
7. Homestead, FL hurricanes
6. Little Rock, AK high crime rate
5. Baltimore, MD very high crime
4. Memphis, TN high crime/poverty
3. St Louis, MO poverty no jobs
2. Detroit, MI no jobs crime abandoned homes
1. Wilmington, DE high violent crime rate extreme poverty bad schools
thanks for condensing.
Awake in 2019! You forgot Chicago, IL high crime rate, shitty schools, and around 800 murders a year
DAngelo Del-Gado have you seen Chicago 🤦🏾♂️
@@lexingtonleffall6135 that is only the south side of Chicago that is dangerous. The rest of the city is the total opposite.
When did they move Little Rock to AK, Alaska???
(If you hate his voice as much as I do this is for you)
1. Wilmington, DE
2. Detroit, MI
3. St. Louis, MO
4. Memphis, TN
5. Baltimore, MD
6. Little Rock, AR
7. Homestead, FL
8. Albany, GA
9. Shreveport, LA
10. Albuquerque, NM
thanks man. Just came to check Albuquerque was rightfully on this list
Thank you. If there was a list of most grating and annoying voices. This guy would take the top spot
We need more people like you
Thank you sir
I actually don’t think his voice is that bad, there’s a few other “Top 10” style channels with far more annoying voices, or even worse just a robotic/artificial voice.
Flint, Michigan.. I'm so surprised it wasn't on the list!
There are a lot more things worse than water in Flint.
BlackedOut GD if you believe this you have clearly never been 😂😂😂
I clicked on this because I wanted to hear them talk about Flint. Suprised, and glad its not on the list.
BlackedOut GD lol what?! Have you never left your little home town?
Michael Moore was supposed to save Flint. Whut happened Michael???????
I just wanna tell you, I REALLY appreciate these videos 😬 thank you
Thanks for watching.
@Valerie From Oregon who are you even talking about
@Valerie From Oregon oh 💀 I thought somehow you got my address 😂 cuz I live in Rocky Mount
San Bernardino California: *Looks around nervously*
IE LIFE BABY. 909 DINO
I live in Turkey, 6.323 miles away. Even I do know Detroit is going to be on this list.
Edit: No offense, I didn't write this to insult USA since USA is generally better than current Turkey. So please don't be unnecessary sensitive.
Well yeah, it’s got the demographics of Africa
Shoot me
Dam thats sayin something. Didn't turkey government get overthrown recently?🤔
6.323 miles away from Detroit? Wow, Turkey is closer than I thought.
that's why they had Robocop.
Wow, no Camden or Flint?
Camden is only dangerous and Flint only has a really bad environmental score.
@@WorldAccordingToBriggs They have poverty rates of 37% and 41% respectively; which is over 3x the national average. Wilmington's poverty rate is only 27%. {US Census Quickfacts}
Crazy Boyfriends lol... this butthurt guy is from Wilmington
@@milyasf2208 Just saying that there are far worse off places than Wilmington. Even looking at education and the (%) of population with Bachelors degrees and above: Wilmington (27%), Flint (12%) and Camden (8%).
World According To Briggs if Briggs actually hung out in Camden or Flint, they'd both be on the list.
I used to live in Albany. Now I live in Memphis 😞 I made the list twice lmao
I thought you were talking about Albany ny and I was like what sike that’s the wrong state
Im from memphis
Is that true ? Or is just an Albany expression?
A friend of mine lived in Memphis and I asked him where the bad part of Memphis was, he simply replied, "Memphis."
Lonnie Easley 😂
Remember when New York south Bronx was a practical war zone back in the 1970s-80s
Before Rudy got there.
Actually, Rudy and his team did turn the city around.@IGrewTheBudInMyProfilePic
@@onlookerold4602 In actuality Stephen Berger, Felix Rohatyn, Hugh Carey, Victor Gotbaum, and some New York realtors turned the city around. From 1975 to 1989, the Municipal Assistance Corporation (MAC) approved budgets for New York City. MAC was a Hugh Carey creation stacked with banking people. Giuliani rode the coattails of their work.
Gentrification saved NYC.
...dont push me cuz I'm close to the edge...I'm about to lose my head. High high huh huh uh heh huh. Lol
Stay away from Martin Luther King Jr Blvd.. in any city!!
Racist!
not as racist when i know somebody that actually got killed on one of them (think it was in detroit)
D Mifflin lmaoooo!!!!!
Chris Rock reference you idiots
Lol or Malcolm X
How is Camden not on this list?? It's like Somalia
As someone from Shreveport, you pretty much nailed it.
I agree
Right
I lived there for 7 years. Had 2 kids there, it's was a mid-level schitt hole. I'm glad I moved, haven't been back since!
I'm from NY but live here most my life, I've lived in other cities and worked out of town most my adult life but yeah it's a haters paradise
Is it every bit as HORRIBLE as he says?!?...
I’m surprised you didn’t talk about baltimore’s murder rate 😂
pappay why? It’s common knowledge..... Nobody wants unoriginal content
70mjc ya it’s not just content also stating facts so if facts in it they should state some
How about top ten most improved cities, and also top ten cities that have gotten worse?
My home city of Buffalo has greatly improved over the past decade with a lot of major new investment throughout large parts of the city. The economy has improved somewhat and we are not as depressed as we were 15 years ago. During the mid 80s to late 90s, Buffalo was only a city to be from now many people especially younger entrepreneurial types are coming to the Queen City of the Lakes to set up shop because it is cheaper to operate and live here. However our east side remains crime infested and decayed and civic leaders are trying to jump start development on the impoverished east side. But Buffalo is coming back. Now if only the Bills would improve on the field. We also need to defeat the old NIMBYs when they oppose any new development or way of doing things here in Buffalo.
Mary Hildreth my dad went to college in buffalo and said it was the absolute most boring city he has ever visited like they had no bars that were open past 11 boring anyways he went back last year on a trip to see a friend and said it has greatly improved as it is much more populated and has a much more variety of different businesses
Pittsburgh would be another great contender for most improved cities. While many Rust Belt cities are still struggling decades after the downfall of the coal and steel industries, Pittsburgh managed to turn itself around and is a pretty big medical/tech/research town now. Pollution has also greatly improved since the steel days, back when Pittsburgh was primarily a steel town it could get so dark downtown during the day that streetlights would come on. A lot of old brownfields have been turned into retail or housing areas (The Waterfront shopping center for example) and many areas of downtown/near downtown have had success in revitalization projects. Pittsburgh was being considered for Amazon’s new headquarters, and now new highway projects are bringing developments to the outskirts of the city. Traffic still sucks (one section of I-376 west of the city was rated the most congested section of highway outside of NYC or LA) and public transportation could be improved but things like the aforementioned highway projects are turning this around. Most schools in the area are also pretty good, I know I received an excellent education from my high school and there are several highly regarded universities in the area (Pitt, Duquesne, Carnegie Mellon, Point Park, Robert Morris, etc). It has also ranked high or at the top of many “Most Livable Cities”/“Best Places to Live” lists in the last several years.
From what I have seen Cleveland and neighborhoods look a lot better than ten years ago.
Mary Hildreth It seems like Columbus and Cincinnati are improving. I know the 3CDC Corp. in Cincinnati has rehabilitated entire neighborhoods and continue to the other areas that need it.
My friend wanted to hangout somewhere different in Delaware. We used to do weekend trips to the beaches. He tried convincing me to do Wilmington for the weekend. He thought it would be different and they have a boardwalk now. He tried and tried and I put up a good fight. So he got frustrated and annoyed and went there by himself. Witnessed a shooting in broad daylight as he was finding parking at the hotel he was going to stay at. He never brings up Wilmington now. Lol
Midtown St. Louis has some of the most beautiful residential architecture in the country. What a shame it’s got so many problems.
Actually, most cities on this list and many who are not have extraordinary architecture in their cities but sadly they are not kept up to standard.
@@tracymcmillan1466 takes $$$$$"$$$$, fool.
"Robbed on your way to crappy schools..." 😂 (That's high up there on my no-no list!)
I use to live in Delaware, just outside Wilmington. I can confirm how much it sucks.
Albuquerque for next setting of a texas chainsaw movie
The meth edition
"The Life and Times of Walter White"
Albuquerque sounds like a low tech version of Austin.
Used to be a cool place many years ago. Just across the Rio Grande; this explains a lot of the crime.
@@ES-mc3cc this is exactly what happens when mid sized cities like Albuquerque and Austin grow too big for their britches and now the long time residents are paying the price of "all growth is good" thanks to rampant corporatism in city hall.
In the case of Memphis, the commute should be lumped in with the crime statistics. Driving in that city is taking your life in your own hands. No joke.
Yeah, all the damn potholes should be illegal!!!
A shooting every day, a homicide every other. Potholes, total lack of leadership, never ending list. A toilet in dire need of a good hard flush.
Memphis is the worst city I have ever driven in. Its a free foe all! The whole city is a shithole . Should be #1 on list
Raleigh, NC was the same.
Lol I lived in Shreveport for 7 years, it was the friggin worst!! I live in KCMO now and I love it!!
What was Shreveport like and what do you like about Kansas City?
@@suprensa4393 Shreveport was pretty rundown, the overall government there didn't seem to give a rats ass about the state or any of the major cities, and the laws are outdated, and corruption is embedded in law enforcement from the bottom to the highest levels of office. KC is by no means perfect, but it's open carry laws, minimal government interventions and laws that promote prosperity and encourage growth and development, plus the school district I live in is one of the best in this part of the country. Shreveport was the exact opposite in education, the only way kids got even a half way decent education there was to pay for private school. It was a mess, and I don't think it's gotten any better since I've left.
Thanks for this detailed travel itinerary for when I visit the USA for the first time. Appreciate it!
Don't forget buffalo ny, it's a true shithole with terrible weather
Do worst capitols in the U.S.
Oh, that's a really interesting idea! I like it!
@@WAncouvOR Thanks! Yeah, I hope he sees this.
Austin is the worst capital city in the US.
@@robertpreskop4425 O K
Robert Preskop sure...
surprised Camden NJ didn't make the cut
I don't think Camden actually exists any more. It's all just, you know, ruins.
@@Cryptonymicus the city is making a comeback, but like Detroit, it has a ways to go.... loss of business,
middle and working class flight.... Rutgers and Cooper Hospital have helped bring some people back.
Mayor Frank seems to be doing a better job that his predecessors.... more hands on, plus the cops
are back on the job...
Damn.. that's why I came on to see if jersey made the list. Def should have. I'm from South Jersey. Between millville and Camden. One should have made the list
Sadly he's correct about Memphis, TN.
I was driving through Memphis on the interstate one night and a loud Camaro sped past me with the passenger firing a pistol into the sky. Granted it was 12:00am January 1st 2014, but still.....
New Mexico is a jewel of natural beauty. I love visiting, but you can definitely start to feel the depression start to set in after a while. U.S. history can be quite glorious...but NM is a reminder of some of our unfortunate growing pains. Drugs, alcoholism, and virtually zero room to advance economically as industry is limited to only a few areas.
That said, if I was rich, NM is a contender to set up shop in some off-grid dessert mansion.
YOU FORGOT CAMDEM NEW JERSEY, NOW THAT'S A HORROR SHOW❗️💯%
From what I have been hearing, Camden NJ is starting to improve and it is calming down. Chester PA is still violent along with Baltimore MD.
América looks so old , Thanks to the elected politicians in power the last 50 years.
mans410 Europe looks so old.
And the vast majority are Republican run districts ugh
Tropical
Europe IS old lol
Thanks to the corrupt Democrat elites. Find a dilapidated city, and you will see it's ran by a democrat.
@@melodyprince65 Most cities are democratic lol. It's not like conservative ran counties are well off. If you wanna play the game of democrat ran vs conservative ran consider this. Compare New England to the deep south. Now compare who runs them. Yeah. The only good conservative states are Texas and the midwest. There aren't many shit democratic states, and of the worst ones, they're still way better than the deep south.
Camden New Jersey not on this list? Hmmm...
Yes, and Newark New Jersey?
Some of the safest and most affluent cities are in New Jersey.
I’m not defending NJ and most likely wouldn’t retire here due to the property taxes, but there are a lot of really affluent towns here.
Evidently, Camden isnt all that bad anymore. However Chester PA will never fail when it comes to poverty and violence.
Robert Preskop u trippin the murder rate is still ridiculous out here they want u to believe it got better but it’s still awful
@Mister Man Mister cape may county shout out. Not trash!!!
I like your background photo at the end showing South Station in Boston.
"A Good Applebee's" That's an oxymoron, right?
Applebee's used to really suck, but it's no good anymore.
@@stevenutter3614 Hahahahahahaha! Good one!
Its true. Rapid city South Dakota has a top of the nation Applebees but the town sucks, boring, very low wages, corruption, alcoholic problems, schools suck. Plus voted top 10 in most corrupted states. Need I say more.
I heard a report on the radio saying that Millennials are killing Applebee's. I personally don't love them so it's a win for me.
I go to the University of Delaware :( poor wilmington can never catch a break
Geography Joe facts it’s not even that bad
I grew up in the Miami Fl area and was familiar with Homestead Fl. It had a SAC air force base and a lot of farms. The AF base was too close to Cuba and the coast so SAC moved out and let other branches of the AF take it over. Homestead was really a suburb of Miami Fl so any crime and poverty problems originate in Miami. Hurricane Andrew came through in the early 1990s and did a lot of damage. It was almost directly East of the Everglades and when the wind was from the West you would be eaten by mosquitoes. Had friends, in Homestead, who had a bug zapper and it was constantly lit up at night. (That is a light with an electrifird screen around it. If a bug touches the screen, trying to get to the light, it gets zapped.) During the Cuban missile crisis there were Army troups and missile batteries parked out on the road between Homestead and the Everglades Nationa l Park. Homestead was much nicer in the 1960s but I still wouldn't have wanted to live there.
I’m from Delaware and honestly Wilmington is like a 20 second blip on I-95, the communities immediately surrounding it are actually pretty affluent. The Wilmington area is known for old money (DuPonts), private schools, and country clubs. Downtown is the only bad part and it’s only a couple blocks I wouldn’t walk through otherwise I don’t think it earned the #1 spot
Large areas of Wilmington itself also had a lot of old money and beautiful old homes on leafy city streets. But the other part of Wilmington below downtown was an urban nightmare of decay and drugs.
You're right. I went to Brandywine High School for two years. It was a good school in an upper middle class neighborhood. I think the south western part of Wilmington is the bad part I think they're referring to. That part is indeed like medieval times.
i read reports about the crime rate and it is bad
Oh yeah...the heir to the Dupont fortune who raped his kids lives around there, right?
Hahaha are you serious? we average 15-20 murders a year and have a population of 70,000 people. Also downtown is the good area. West side, east side, north side, southbridge, west center city are all worse than downtown
Wilmington born and raised. City has been bad my whole life but has gotten much worse over the last 10 years. Not surprised to see it at number 1
Man don't talk about our city like that
rahzi harris just stating facts.
Albuquerque: We solved our auto theft problem!
Also Albuquerque: We keep finding dead bodies now
They probably were on dope I'm sure..
Heisenberg
I was stationed at Homestead AFB when hurricane Andrew hit. We were told to evacuate that Sunday and I came home to South Carolina and finished my military time here at Charleston AFB. I still live in Charleston proper in West Ashley and it is safe here but just across the river is North Charleston. North Charleston S.C. is a city that should have made this list. North Charleston has all of the criteria that you spoke of that qualifies a place for this list.There is hardly a week that goes by that a couple of people doesn't get shot and most of the time killed. The schools suck there and the city's lower income neighborhoods look like war zones and I know first hand what a war zone looks like and to tell the truth they are. Take a look for your next update and you'll see what I mean. I really learn a lot from this page. Keep up the great work and thank you for your service!!
P.S. Charleston is considered as the friendliest city in America according to Travel Magazine but it would make your most racist cities in America. I guess they forgot to ask the black people how friendly it is.
i was born in albany, georgia. trust me, it’s not a good place to be in
Z Studios EXACTLY, I'M TRYING TO LEAVE NOW, where did you move to? I fucking hate it here.
I was born in Atlanta, Georgia
I went to job corps there. It ain't paradise
R James oh, yeah? I'm happy you left this dump, what city you moved to? And I know you like it compared to this crap.
Tom Jones
I was there for 9 months taking building maintenance at a job corps center( a ghetto itself) then after graduating went to back to Atlanta
I'll trade you Oklahoma City for Little Rock, Oakland Ca for Wilmington, put the whole state of Florida at #1 and tie St. Louis and Detroit for 2nd place. Nothing too bad about Alberqueque, just too far from any large body of water. And you totally forgot about Buffalo NY which is just as run down as Detroit, and colder, and Phoenix, which is like the zombie apocalypse on roasting asphalt.
Definitely Florida the whole state is dirt bag capital, the state attracts trash..
Gary Indiana is bad. Flint Michigan, Joliet illinois another shit whole same thing with Waukegan illinois, north chicago is bad as well, kenosha and Racine Wisconsin are trash as well
Shh, quiet. We're trying to fix Buffalo slowly before anyone notices.
VERY GOOD too bad about STL but you have to go to suburbs STL was once a great classy city
You forgot Tulsa, Oklahoma
Cincinnati had 26 shootings within 2months. Yesterday 7 people died in separate areas. Not including O.D
I grew up there.
We grew up in the same area and went to basic in the same place. I love your videos. Keep them coming!
As a michigander, I cannot believe Detroit isn't #1 anymore. Rabble rabble rabble!
I think we're all kind of rooting for Detroit to turn it around a bit. Also the fact that you can buy property there so cheap in some areas, seems like a possible long shot gamble at some profit. It'll likely never be what it used to be, but I'm kind of hoping Detroit turns it around.
@HULK HOGAN Quit lying, you fucking piece of shit.
You sound more like a Michigoose.
Cause casinos....
Daniel Smith you haven’t been to Wilmington
I distinctly remember my first experience crossing the border (I'm Canadian - sorry!) and unintentionally driving through some parts of Detroit on my way to Cedar Point, OH (GPS got us a bit lost). Scary stuff. I remember feeling like I was in some war-torn third world country and my most persistent thought was "How is this the richest country in the world? Something is really wrong here". I have visited many American cities, some nicer than others. I haven't visited Detroit since.
Paul Mayer just curious how long ago that was? I havnt rolled through there in like 12 years. I knew every city had their ups and downs, but Detroit was insane. It was scary, and thank god we never had to stop for gas. Havnt been there since, but i still think about it fairly often.
I've been to Detroit several times. Oftentimes it has the feel of an elegant person who has hit rock bottom. Political mismanagement and incompetence are no doubt real, but another part of the equation is for years few people gave a damn about what happened in Detroit. Now's its on the radar screen of Jamie Dimon and other bankers.
Did you ever tell ToTo you’re not in Kansas anymore?😉
Detroit is no longer the worst. It's progress. I'll take it.
Yup. As bad as they have been, they are doing amazing.
@@WorldAccordingToBriggs Here's hoping for 3rd place next year
Wilmington isn't the worst either. Moved back from NYC and Chicago a few years ago. Love the calm and quiet and can be in 4 major NE cities within 2 hrs.
@@domb463 "The worst" is always a subjective opinion. It all boils down to what criteria one uses to make judgements.
Detroit is a wonderful city in my opinion but, according to the criteria used here, it's the second worst place in the country.
@@FrankNemecek313
Im planning a vacation to Detroit soon. I think it gets a bad rep. I hope it gets much better. At least the locals seem to stand up for their hometown when everyone says its bad.
Shreveport resident here. Just recently found this channel. The numbers suck! I was just waiting on a Briggs video talking about Shreveport and I'm surprised that it actually happened. While I haven't been a victim of a crime yet, I'm sure it's coming. Very few places here are on "the good side of town". Most of the decent places to live are outside of city limits, and they can be very nice. People are flooding to the outskirts of town in droves. I see this town to be much like Detroit in the years to come. Cheers Briggs, keep up the good work!
Kind of shameful that here is America we have places like these.
What? You thought America was some sort of Utopia? Ignorance at it's finest...
@@marcia697 And what part(s) of the USA are you talking about?
Thank you for your service, brother.
Thank you
Detroit is pushing forward in a positive direction on a consistent basis . People are moving back into the city . New residential developments have or are being built . Downtown Detroit has an residential occupancy rate of 95 percent , Also a huge demand for office space downtown . We have a great mayor in Mike Duggen who is focused on the entire city not just downtown . Speaking of downtown Dan Gilbert has a 915 ft skyscraper being built now at Hudson site .He also started construction on the Monroe Block . 5 different high rise developments including office , commercial , residential , and retail . Chemical Bank is moving there head quarters from the suburbs back downtown in another new high rise across Little Caesars Arena . New developments like Brush Park with 2600 new homes built . Orleans Landing another new residential neighborhood that has just been built . From Downtown to Midtown to the neighborhood's the city is finally going in the rite direction . Visit Detroit and you will be pleasantly surprised . Thank you
I'm from Little Rock and live in Detroit, and your accuracy is impeccable to say the least.
Next stop...Delaware?
You missed Gary IN.
Deffly did !
Thanks for not mentioning Gary Indiana
I don't know why he didn't...I'm sure it's still bad up there
I was expecting Gary to be #1.
Probably Gary is finally starting to turn the corner and slowly getting better.
Gary is bad, last time I was there was in 2010, didn’t miss anything.
thats a horrible place. i been there. its a walking dead city.
YES good job detroit! pulling it up SLOWLY. That place has just such a neat history, i hope detroit can come back a bit!
I enjoyed your video very much I've lived in St Louis in a suburb of st. Louis and you hit it on the nail of the idiots we have living in this city and how this city has gone down I am 67 years old and I've seen this city go from a nice place to live to a total dump thanks for being upfront on your analyzations
Hi there! I have been living in Baltimore, MD all of my life and you do have a point. There has been crimes here on daily basis. People do get shot around here
What about Stockton, CA. That city is depressing... I work delivering car parts from Roseville, and my route takes me to Stockton everyday..
Stockton? Sacramento is way worse than Stockton. The biggest crooks in the state are in that big building with the dome on it, south of L St between 11th and 12th.
Dude! your presentation is awesome. Funny really.
Also highly biased.
The vlog is entertaining and informative. The narrative is always on-point and funny that will keep you listening from the start to the end!
2nd video of urs I watched and love it, your humor cracks me up. And love that you end the the videos with be kind to each other. Keep doing that :)
Cleveland Ohio is a drug town drugs come into the country there my car was stolen at a miracle crusade. It was a miracle I made it back Home!😮
Thank the CIA for the drugs.
Cleveland is a complete and total shit hole.
I like Cleveland but there’s pretty rough areas lmao
@@marshamellows2908 :You mean CIA (cocaine integrating agency)?
@@Rhtjr-je2li How nice y'all guy felt pity each other by saying sorry!
you can't be talking about Detroit 2019 because the first 2 photos are not the same. The first one is now a 5 star hotel called Shinola owned by Dan Gilbert! The photos you are showing are from 10 years ago.
LaTanya Bell When Detroit from ROBOCOP looks safer than in real life lmfao!!!
@@ralphc1405 what does that have to do with her comment?
That Poe nevermore reference was smooth 😂
i'm gonna change the tune here with something positive for once, "KEEP TYPING"
Eye saul bro que bien verte aquí. Soy gran fan de usted. Saludos!
LOL!
Wow, no political arguments yet. I’m impressed.
Damn libturds
NO! You jinxed it😣
I think this guy is different from that nick dude who does the same kinda thing
Don't worry - Trump is gonna fix it with his corporate tax cuts and social programs fund reductions.
@The Internet is Always Crying ya... Their the ones ruining communities. Hmm San franshithole, detriot, Portland, Seattle, Chicago, New York, DC just a few ruined by Democrats
Please add Los Angeles to your list, none of the cities you mentioned have thousands of homeless people in tents and tarp shelters.
I mean if you’re not homeless it’s pretty lit
Glenn Yeldell kill the poor
The poor are rich in faith while the rich rely on their wealth and money can only buy things, riches can be a prison with jailers that only lie to you. “We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give”. W. Churchill
A home in Compton (straight outta Compton” is worth $500,000. You can buy a mansion in any red state with that. So you WISH you lived in LA.
Funny thing is there are military bases near or in some of these cities to be exact 5 of them have bases not far away.
Florida and California are twins when it comes to nearly everything. NASA/NASA...DISNEYWORLD/DISNEYLAND....etc. etc...
Places such as these are testing and training grounds for "programing". Florida is a state that doesn't have any federal regulations on water purification methods,(esp. When it comes to regulating levels of "infused" fluoride.)🤔
Yes, Detroit is working on it, we're trying to even believe in their football team
😂😂😂
The football team should be better, franchise QB just nothing around him besides Kerryon who’s a beast
Chicago, Illinois.
Rockford, Illinois.
Gary, Indiana.
Elizabeth, New Jersey.
Newark, New Jersey.
Buffalo, New York.
Surprised they're not on here. Well I guess just some honorable mentions.
Rockford has some great neighborhoods, I live in Elgin and have been there 20x times
@@faith_alone I've been to Rockford 4 different times from 2010 to 2017 and lets just say after my own travels. Wish I could say the same.
@@faith_alone If you're counting the suburbs than the actual town I'm sorry. It's like saying Northbrook is what makes Chicago safe and have great neighborhoods. Also I have been through Elgin and lets just say if I get another person tried to run me off the road because I set my cruise control to what the speed limit says. Or simply because I have Wisconsin plates. I might think differently...
@@BrandonHanson The drivers suck everywhere in the nation, and yeah I meant the suburbs, the downtown of Rockford and Aurora are full of broke bois and violent 40 oz drankerz! (But that goes for most mid sized cities, nice burbs, bad areas, that's like a rule in the US imo)
@@faith_alone I agree on both points for sure. Just wish it could be easy to get places and see what is out there for amazement in our nation we live in.
Despite the stats I love visiting Baltimore and it is to bad th at some areas give the city a bad name. Some bulldozing and rehab could help the problem.
I remember visiting to Baltimore for a vacation with my Aunt and Uncle 9 years ago (this was 11 years after Jeremy Cummings was elected to take control of the city). I know since 1999 Baltimore went total downhill. But in my own experience being in the whole day in Baltimore (it was one day visit) as a 13 yr old in that time in 2010 and as a visitor from Utah, it was okay. The condition felt meh but it was alright on that time. It had some fun stuff going on in the deck areas including their shops, restaurants, places for kids, etc. I don’t know, maybe it was because I was very protected with my grandparents along with my aunt and uncle, I guess that’s why Baltimore was a decent place to go. But now, 9 years laters, and according to the news, it’s so sad to say Baltimore is not an okay place to go. Of course you can go, but now it’s just not that safe to go. Really sad.
Baltimore used to be a city with lots of shipyards. Several of the steel companies had shipyards there, including Bethlehem Steel, which was once one of the largest steel companies in the world.
When the steel and shipbuilding industries went elsewhere because of lower wages, technological changes, lower raw material costs, and better economies of scale, much of Baltimore was doomed. Those jobs provided middle class status for lots of people. Those jobs are forever gone.
There is only one thing that any of these places have in common. I’ll leave it at that.
Yeah, I get ya.
You mean the thing almost all cities have in common?
@rjascott What else do they have in common?
musket 0402 Democrats probably lol
Holy shit, I cannot believe that Toledo, Cleveland, and Rochester didnt land on this list.
Briggs only had room for 10. Im going to suggest that he do the 50 worst cities in the US. That should capture all the shit.
@Brandon Ohara not all of the suburbs are nice, most of the old first ring suburbs are shitty and depressing like most of Rochester itself.
@Brandon Ohara my friend when city goes bad, the suburbs follow suit and go bad. Especially the older first ring suburbs.
How about Flint
Dayton, OH too
For people who are like ''what about my city we had a murder last week'' do some research first.
Thought we’d do some touristy stuff in Memphis but after driving in, we decided to keep on going.
From Miami we have a problem with TOO MANY beautiful women and not enough time in the day ! 🌹🔥🌹
Too many people with too much idle time and skeme filled minds.
Send them to chicago..we always have time for beautifull ladies.☺
thats good living.
@@rfto7437 chitcago is where you go to get murdered
Hahaha! good1, just dont get cauth with them STDs!!
Whoa easy Briggs you used the "d" word lol love the the videos man
What about Flint, MI? Did we unknowingly make it to "good place to live"? Lol. I grew up there and its still a total gutter.
My husband drivers over-land, and he has been to all of these places. I have too. They all are places it is best to stay out of, especially at night. Manufacturing left most of the North east, and mid west and killed cities and towns outright! Newark, Delaware is bad too. Newark, New Jersey too.
My only time ive traveled to America was on a work trip and the two cities i went to was Little rock and Memphis haha
oh you poor thing...there's some amazing places to visit in the USA
I've never heard a RUclipsr tell his audience not leave comments as much as this guy haha
Ian Oliver but you still leaved a comment
Wow. Have things in Cleveland improved so much that it's no longer making this list? Great news for Northern Ohio. Maybe the Browns will have a winning season next Fall.
Browns and winning in the same sentence, something it's not right here lol
well if you actually visit it, you can easily see that it has improved
Brown's are bums!! They dont even have a logo on they helmet.
@@whywhere1768 get a fucking haircut!!
Elvis Presley was discovered at the Louisiana Hayride Country Western Show in Shreveport, LA. Hank Williams, George Jones, Kitty Wells, and Slim Whitman performed at the Louisiana Hayride. Johnny Cash performed there. The show was broadcast on KWKH which had a very powerful signal which could be heard as far away as Canada. The show rivaled the Grand Ole Opry in the 1950's. I am surprised you didn't find this out in your research. Look this up on Wikipedia under Louisiana Hayride.
Ya in the 1950's. This is 2019
@@artpolus5647 So, Elvis is still the king of rock n roll. It all started in Shreveport.
In Dade County, Florida, it's got the worst parts in every city.
Liberty City
Brownsville
Carol City
Miami Gardens
You named it.
I bet. They were always on "first 48"]
VJ: IT'S TIME TO KICK IT! Is Ft. Lauderdale safe? I'm moving there from Russia.
@@joshualieberman1059
Lots of Russians in Miami Beach,
You guys make very beautiful women 😍
I am canceling my vacation plans to Wilmington!
Phillip Riddle, why would you visit Wilmington.
Good idea
Good. You'd probably commit a crime.
@@domb463 oy/oi!
This dude doesn't know what he's talking about. Wilmington is on here only because of it's size. It's not that bad. I live 3 mins away from it. Sure you have your bad places but thats it.
Frank Zappa was born in Baltimore, Maryland
I was born there, too! I live in Frederick, Maryland now.
and his daughter became a valley girl
You really mean Bodymore Murderland lol.
rappin about the cosmik debris
I live in Maryland. The richest State in the Union. Consistently cited for excellent schools, highest percentage of African Americans with college degrees, high salaries. Have heard every Baltimore joke, but I have worked in East Baltimore, West Baltimore and can confirm the legacy of institutional racism with high crime and poverty, corrupt politics, and a uninspired law enforcement community. All of Baltimore is not bad, and if are not looking for trouble, stay out and off the hot spots, not seeking to feed your drug habit (pay what you owe), trying to cop illicit sex for money, it can be okay.
Briggs, I have to hand it to you; you make the worse news so entertaining and keep me in stitches.
Yay, Milwaukee didn’t make the list this time
As soon as I say that, the man post an entire video on how bad Milwaukee is XD
They don't know how bad it is
Kyree Jackson well I guess they should find out eventually
Great to hear that Detroit has started to improve
Born and raised in Memphis TN
tandemi 75 same 😢
@@kristencole7457 This guy has probably never been. Memphis has its problems but the job market is actually pretty good here.
Your city is shit and mines is not
Enjoyable and entertaining; A touch of sarcasm at the right spot and I feel like an "Innocent Abroad'. Keep up the great work.
Curious - why is Charlotte in the opening and closing imagery?
An honourable mention???
I live in Albuquerque, and there's nothing wrong. Albuquerque also has lots of ancient things here. We haves chillies and cactus,plus we only have 1 tornado wich damaged nothing, and our top natural disasters are mostly floods and sand storms. So if you want to come here to New Mexico, come if you want :)
I love the green chili chicken soup there . Yummy !
ABQ is overhated but there are definitely large parts that I tend to avoid (like the War Zone). Homelessness is a problem too
Obviously missing :
New York City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Trenton, NJ
Washington, DC
Stockton, CA
San Francisco
Maybe it should be a top 20?
I'm not even American and even I know this list in BULLSHIT? How on Earth is DC worse than Detroit?
@kingofallcrypto Washington, DC is technically run by the federal government. Congress approves the DC budget. It's safe to say that Mitch McConnell doesn't exactly like many of the people in Washington, DC.
@kingofallcrypto trump supporting 🤡 spotted 😐
@Águila701 It is. We are heading southbound. We have no manufacturing base anymore.
You been watching too much faux news
Since you kept showing Omaha and Charlotte at the beginning, I was concerned that they were on the list. I'm glad they aren't.
I made the list twice I use to live in Shreveport now I live in Albuquerque
Damn
@@willedwards6234 Danm
Yikes 😬
@@RandallWI yos
It's a shame about arkansas because I love hiking there
I would tend to avoid the population in Arkansas and instead stick to the northern parts in and around the Ozarks. I kind of like that region in Arkansas with all those winding roads through the hills.
Where the hell Oakland or Near the Bay Lol
Lil Luna and rva
Their crimes rates dont even compare. Yes their shit holes but theres much worse
@@johnkeltner8911 I'll take poor people over homeless addicts shitting on the sidewalk.
Lil Luna incomes were to high lol
what about Stockton
I haven't been back to Shreveport, LA since '86 for many of the reasons you listed here. As a Ft. Lenard Wood Basic Trainee back in '90, I half expected to see Mexico, MO on the list. Anyhow, well done & thanks!