Inside The Most Dangerous Cities In The World
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- Опубліковано 23 бер 2022
- It's about that time to start planning your next adventure around the world, but before you book those plane tickets you might want to make sure to avoid some of the most dangerous cities in the world! Who has the highest murder rate? The answer will surprise you in today's epic video that reveals the most deadly cities on the planet!
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#30. Macapa, Brazil 0:15
#29. Salvador, Brazil 1:03
#28. Maturin, Venezuela 1:54
#27. Palmira, Colombia 2:41
#26. Coatzacoalcos, Mexico 3:35
#25. Aracaju, Brazil 4:29
#24. San Salvador, El Salvador 5:20
#23. Baltimore, Maryland 6:10
#22. Vitória da Conquiata, Brazil 7:03
#21. Maceio, Brazil 7:50
#20. Ciudad Oregon, Mexico 8:44
#19. Kingston, Jamaica 9:38
#18. Uruapan, Mexico 10:31
#17. Barquisimeto, Venezuela 11:25
#16. Cuilacán, Mexico 12:15
#15. St. Louis, Missouri 13:09
#14. Feira de Santana, Brazil 13:58
#13. Cancun, Mexico 14:41
#12. Belem, Brazil 15:31
#11. Cape Town, South Africa 16:18
#10. Ciudad Bolívar, Venezuela 17:10
#9. Fortaleza, Brazil 17:56
#8. Natal, Brazil 18:35
#7. Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela 19:20
#6. Irapuato, Mexico 20:08
#5. Ciudad Juarez, Mexico 20:47
#4. Ciudad Victoria, Mexico 21:30
#3. Caracas, Venezuela 22:09
#2. Acapulco de Juarez, Mexico 22:50
#1. Tijuana, Mexico 23:39
Legend
people call india unsafe, not even a single place features here, lol
@@oksowhat Delete your comment otherwise india face hate
@@buzztube1738 lol no
@@buzztube1738 dont care
I think this should be renamed Most Dangerous Places in the Americas
Cartels are still active out there!Huh
one of them is in Africa, the rest just happen to be in the Americas
Nah it's all world
The Western Hemisphere has traditionally been more afflicted by violent street crime, while in Asia and Africa criminal activity is more of a government sanctioned enterprise.
@@The_Blazement africa is just poorer south america tbh
every other country- "we have 1 or 2 bad cities, the gangs are crazy there"
Brazil and Mexico- "hold our beer"
Even America has more than one or two bad cities
As a Brazilian i can confirm this.
IKR, in countries like Denmark, Ireland, or Switzerland, "the biggest/(most frequent) urban crime issues revolve around" carjackings, and pickpocketing.
I live in Canada: we have no bad cities.
@@jerfacekilla Eh, I mean it's not terrible, I love spending time in the Canadian Rockies but Calgary doesn't impress me much as a "big" city.
Baltimore is a very bipolar city. Born, raised & still live here but the issue is the cultural misguidance.
From Corruption [which continues to repeat itself] to education to incompetent parenting, B-more shouldn't be the way it is but we; as citizens, have allowed it to get this way in the past 15 years
Me 2 I’m here now Baltimore ❤️
Citizens have their own role to play in the decline of these cities but if Bmore had some leaders who were uncorrupted competent and had pride in their city Bmore would be a better place.
Glad you mentioned parenting because that’s a critical piece.
But who else has an M'effin trash wheel? Go O's
They can't drive
What I am about to tell you is not a joke:
The Philadelphia City Council spent this morning debating a resolution to urge the White House to establish a no fly zone over Ukraine.
Philly set records for violent crime in 2021
Too correct
Baltimore does one better
@@MarloSoBalJr I used to like Tikka Masala.....now I prefer Baltimore.
How are those two things even remotely related?
@@kro9036 You'll kick yourself later.
As a South African, I can say that Cape Town is dangerous and kinda scary. (Especially the flats).
No man I live in Cape Town
Fellow South African!
I’m also from SA and I’m surprised that Johannesburg, my home city, is not on the list
From Cape Town too, been robbed 3 times in the last 5 years, great place.
@@humanactivities5249 Yikes
Early on, I thought Brazil had this in the bag, but Mexico made an incredible comeback in the 2nd half
And Chicago was worse in the 90s 80s and 70s neighborhoods in Chicago are the most dangerous in the world
I was born and raised in Baltimore I *ucking hate it my little brother was murdered in Baltimore a few years ago 😥
R. I. P Xavier "X" Charles
I'm so sorry for your loss.
Now I understand why people freak out when you say "You're going to Brazil"
@Jay king murica moment
It was a meme on UA-cam
This video just makes me.. sad? Mexico and Brazil are such beautiful countries with so much to see, truly a dream for any backpack explorer, but the danger makes me scared of doing so
I went to Rio De Janeiro a few years ago and there was a gang shooting at the attraction I was visiting the first day, and a massive apartment fire the second. Still recommend visiting, the beaches are stunning
@@aliciastadler6413 well thats reassuring 😂😂 yeah despite all the things I hear, I most likely will visit someday
@@MrInglorious as a brazilian I never saw any crime in my life time, but you foreigns when you came here you just go to Rio or Salvador, is basically the most predictable place to get robbed
And Mexico isn’t all bad! Like anywhere they have scary places, but not everywhere
I live in Maryland, and he's spot on about about Baltimore , it's nice I'm some areas but a nightmare in others , so much gun crime and drugs are everywhere
Man that couple of tourists were in every single dangerous city
so basically don't visit Mexico, Venezuela or Brazil: the video
I'm surprised there's no African cities in the list. Maybe because of a lack of statistics on the matter.
@@davidchampagne9802 south africa
And don't try to get bud outside of the resort either!!
and US
gay
South America looks so beautiful. Shame that I will never travel there as long as I value my life
Brazil and Colombia doesn’t represent all of South America....
Have you ever tried, not going to the dangerous parts?
Or trying another South American country, Uruguay is beautiful this time round I hear.
@@ocelotl7416 you mean Mexico.🇲🇽 and Brazil.🇧🇷 colombia.🇨🇴 is not dangerous just certain areas.
@@superpowers2366 Mexico is not part of South America or Central America either for that matter.
@@ocelotl7416 it is north America.🌎🇺🇸 but my point is only Mexico🇲🇽 and Brazil🇧🇷 are the most dangerous colombia.🇨🇴 is not even up there for being dangerous.
I am Brazilian, and I can say it doesn't look dangerous, at least in my perspective, I thought some cities like "Rio de Janeiro" would appear on the list, but I was wrong. Really liked the vid.
Oi, eu não sou um Brasileiro mas estou aprendendo Portugues :)
@@curtishall5213 I am asian
@@curtishall5213 racist
@@curtishall5213 youre the problem with society today. You have no clue what his Race is or how he lives and you Judge him for being lucky or for his view from what he sees. You are a very sad person and I hope you get far in life.
@@Cohow
Are you poor, uneducated?
Love the infographics shows its amazing
I lived in Illinois for a long time, right across the river from St. Louis. I think the main problem Is poverty. I remember driving to the VA hospital, and the neighborhoods you go through look like a war zone. It’s sad. I really hope it turns around in the future, because St. Louis really has a lot of cool stuff to do. The city museum for example is amazing, I’ve never seen anything like it. Grants farm, science center, the zoo is FREE!! I live in Virginia now, and they have nothing on st.Louis (as far as family friendly activities).
I imagine East St. Louis, IL could have a position of its own on this list. Also a Virginian here! From that city on the James.
Also in Virginia. I'll gladly pay for the zoo, which I only visit with out-of-town visitors, if I don't have to risk being murdered every day.
St. Louis is great, just stay out of overland, Ferguson, Florissant, east and north St. Louis.
@@raylopez99 the younger generation is trying to turn my hometown into another st Lois or Chicago.
Its due to the democrats failure to prosecute...but then again criminals support criminals.
Except Capetown, all other places in this list situated in both American continent's 🤯
Surprised Johannesburg isnt on this list. Always thought that was a really dangerous city. Cape Town isnt that bad, at least in the main areas.
@@lonewolfman2312 we not changing our city's name. I work for the government.
@@lonewolfman2312 well south africa is supposed to be a black country so who really cares
95% plus of cape towns crimes are committed in the flats or has some sort of connections
@@dreadhead5719 educate yourself
@@ZM19. leave south africa
Born and raised in St. Louis. It’s almost normal to have lost 1 or more friends or family to violence people are desensitized. The city wasn’t always like this, growing up it was much more family oriented and cultured. Now you have to look over your shoulder and carry guns with you everywhere in that place. Very extreme gun laws so people literally roll around with AR15s it’s insane. People getting shot on highway is a common occurrence as well, the most dangerous highway in St. Louis I 70 East heading towards downtown, I’ve lost a cousin and have had friends shot on that highway. Nowhere is off limits including the areas that are more suburban. I can remember being in the 11th grade during the Ferguson riots, entire schools were protesting and walking out, I even attended a few protest with some friends myself
Very happy to live somewhere where I would never consider bringing my guns to any place other than the shooting range!
Great now Mr.Beast can make 29 more parts of that :)
Yes
:)
I don't get it all? Mr beast is dangerous now
Did he do a "Last person alive in Tijuana survives" or an "I spent 48 hours in the most violent city on flat earth!" That i missed?
🖐🏻🖐🏻🖐🏻😀😀😀😁😁😁😁😍😍😍😄😄😄😄😅😄😄😆😆
Wow! There are a lot of cities in Brazil that are on this list! Great job!👍
Thanks to USA smuggling their American guns.
I was born in Mexico and i spent 8 years there until i snuck into the usa, anyway but for my first 6 years in Mexico i was living on a ranch in Jalisco about an hour away from puerto Vallarta but then i was moved with my dad to other cities and most of these cities i lived in like first i was moved to Uruapan for a month and then Acapulco for 6 months and then we made like a 1 month stop in Mexico city and then made another stop in irapuato but only for a week and then made it to Aguascalientes for a month and then after that Culiacan for 3 months and then after that we stayed in ciudad obregon for about 2 months and then after like a whole days drive we made it to Tijuana and we stayed there for a good 5 months until we made it to our last city Heroica nogales for a month and then from there we met up with a coyote (not the animal) and then made it into Arizona but i learned a lot from these cities and that is if you wanna stay safe, dont look like a dumb tourist and try your best to blend in with the locals and this works for me every time i revisit any one of these cities
Saint Louis is really only violent at night, and yeah the outskirts especially east saint Louis and North county are areas you don't want to be in. Again mostly at night
Nah. Downtown isn't safe anymore. Even during the day.
We used to have our robotics competitions there. Nastiest place I've ever been. More than half of the buildings were abandoned and heavily vandalized. The homeless people were really persistent and horrible. There are almost no restaurants downtown. I can not believe they had 7000 school children go there from all over the world for those competitions. It's so dangerous.
Wasn't that the city where the government sprayed chemicals on poor people to see what would happen?
I’ve lived in St. Louis my entire life. About 1/2 of the city is safe-ish, keep your head on a swivel but for the most part you’ll be fine. The other half? It’s the hood where people from the hood are scared to go
*North St.Louis
According to this video: "Every dangerous city is a gorgeous tourist heaven." 😂😂😂
Meanwhile, shops when sales are on and ever one wants the last big screen 👀
If you do a part 2 you should consider "La Perla,Puerto Rico", it has quite the reputation.
Nah. This used to be true but my daughter and I visited the cemetery there and drove through the town and nobody bothered us. I love PR and LaPerla is okay with me too.
Luv ur vids
The fact that this video is 24 MINUTES LONG! That says something about the world.
They are talking about 30 cities. It literally says nothing 😂. If they were talking about a few cities extensively I would agree with you. Each city gets less than a minute
And by the world u mean Brazil Mexico and Venezuela
@@Persona1996 if he would’ve meant that he would’ve said it.
But my point remains, there are many cities in this video.
@@CaptKevinM27 there would be many cities depending on how many were picked not how many were dangerous
Ciudad Victoria
is capital of the state of Tamaulipas , not the “state of victoria”
🤣🤣🤷🏼♂️🤦🏽♂️😭😭 I guess being the world capital of the "gordita" use to mean something... Muchas gracias Taco Bell! 🔔
As a citizen and living in Baltimore, Maryland, Its just depends where you live
Yeah, same. A lot of the time it's just if you mind your business or not.
I think it goes for almost all these cities
Native here…I would argue that’s the problem. Life is somewhat okay in the L, but way different in the Butterfly.
@@harriedbl2 I’m from Baltimore born and raise and never heard that expression , what is the L and the butterfly? genuinely asking lol
Same in Kingston, the parts of it usually more north and central which have less gang activity are really nice, peaceful and the schools are great, diverse population and opportunities pretty nice if you ask me. "uptown" they call it.
I just which the whole country was like that, if the quality of life and schools where like that everywhere in Jamaica yall would be moving here in a pilgrimage lol.
this video is really nice
I learned a lot about this video about the Inside the Most Dangerous Cities In The World
I am surprised that Albuquerque New Mexico is not on this list!!
This is like the anti vacation abroad video.
I mean I don't think it's really accurate
Ninguna ciudad de Argentina, ni siquiera Rosario. Que alivio😌
rarely
Less "Creole" than Brazil.
You’ll only find trouble in Baltimore if you’re looking for it or unawares of your surroundings… it’s a nice place and the people are nice too
i was in acapulco and its kinda safe if u stay in the tourist zone but if u leave it u should be very careful
Maybe I missed them, but any city in Yemen, some in Syria, Gaza, Jordan, currently also Mariupol in Ukraine, some cities in Mali and Joburg and Soweto in S-A should definitely be on your list of ‘dangerous’ travel destinations.
Oh wait, I see, you just got stuck in the Americas! Next up Africa, Europe and Asia?
This all seems to be a list regarding killings by organised and local crimes rather than victims of wars brought upon by other countries.
Joburg/Soweto don’t make the list… if you’re not vigilant you might get robbed sure… but realistically you will be fine.
Yeah this seems to be a list of only North & South America
@@Mystery_Man84 Cape Town, South Africa is #11. The Americas are a lot more dangerous than people realize.
@@oakparksacramento So is the Middle East
Hi from Tijuana, I live across the border in San Diego, all the "good" friends I had that where murdered where drug dealers or smugglers, only 2 of them where innocent bystanders of shoot out, it still doesn't scare me, it's just a way of life you learn to live with.
😰
Yeah I live in a border city too here in Texas and the other side is notoriously dangerous but I’ve honestly gotten used to it like as u said it’s a way of life. Recently tho there was a massive shootout all across the city and it’s been really dangerous so we’ve been trying to avoid going but still tho
So that's it? "Just a way of life?"
If you happen to be one of the innocents killed by gangs, it's just collateral damage?
How damaged as a human being does one have to be to think like this?
@@kotosqoposrly It is what it is. That's how it happens in a lot of places
@@kotosqoposrly It is what it is. What else are you supposed to do? Except getting out of there A lot of places are dangerous so you learn to adapt.
Born and raised in St.Louis, MO and yes, it stems from mental health issues and poverty running rampant from generation to generation.
I live is cape town! You might want to keep your guard up
Man, I don't know why but the idea of Caracas, but that 69.15 percent in Brazil, wow.
Nice
Ironically I been to a couple of these places and it was actually pretty chill😂😂😂I feel like it’s really just everyone having a different comfort level
This video is based on statistics. Some astronauts are cool with a chance greater than 8% death. Some aren't. Some heart surgery patients are cool with a 90% mortality rate, some aren't. Your subjective view doesn't dictate someone else's, hence it being subjective. That's why this video, and most if not all infographics videos deal with objectivity.
Dumbest comment of the day Roy.
hi i love ur vids
I was just thinking that I needed something to watch, never clicked so fast before
Me and my shortest friend went to Cali and I thought it would be a great idea to drive to Tijuana in our rental, let’s just say she vetoed that real quick
Wise choice
Yea you usually park outside the border and walk over.
@@gabriellundes7062 that’s a good idea, that didn’t cross my mind in the moment
I’m kind of surprised that it’s Cape Town and NOT Johannesburg that’s considered the most dangerous city in South Africa.
I traveled and stayed in Cape Town back in 2017 for about a week, and for the most part, things were not too crazy out there from my personal experience.
But hey, I guess it’s a good thing that I was lucky and fortunate to not be in or around too many high-risk areas in or around the country 😐 Also, most of the people I met and hung out with while there were mostly very polite, hospitable, and funny people. It’s unfortunate that not everyone there can be like most of those I met while there.
I hate to say this, but I think most people can agree that it’s mostly police/government corruption and the scars left over from racial segregation laws imposed under the Apartheid system that are to blame for the vast majority of criminal behavior and why so many Black Africans in South Africa still live under deplorable living conditions in the Cape Flats and other impoverished neighborhoods.
It’s truly a shame 😔
Sorry for the long ranting 😅
But the only reason it is like that is because of apartheid which the country is still affected by the after effects
Wow I’m surprised that Chicago not on this list 💯💯💯
I'm surprised that Memphis isn't on this list.
3:21 respect for saying football
In venezuela only about 1 out of 20 violent crimes gets reported as most criminal gangs are managed by the local PSUV (aka the socialist government) overlord or the local police/military stronghold. Meaning... there goes the whole list.
In a real world scenario, the whole list would be your average venezuelan town.
i am brazilian, born and living in João Pessoa, already been to all those capital cities in northeast Brazil.
i've already been multiple times to salvador, went to the exact location of that picture from it, already went on that elevator and that museum down there.
fortaleza? wtf i thought it was safe, next year i'm going to tourist there (for the 3rd time) i might reconsider...
i was already suspecting that Natal wasn't showing up, glad it did, its very famous for being violent, because of the recent gang conflicts between rioters and the state's polices.
i was very shocked, i knew brazilian cities would appear but somehow rio de janeiro, recife or no cities from santa catarina showed up... instead, showed up some that i would have never imagined!!
Watching from Jamaica 🇯🇲
Same, Portlander here, got back from Kingston not too long ago.
Stoked to see Baltimore mentioned on infographics. Sadly our harbor trash wheel did not get a shout out.
Harbor Wheel is doing more to clean up the city than all of BPD if we’re being fair
I went to Cancún twice and I never encountered anything bad. This is shocking to me. 😱
@jboy Okay, that makes sense.
Gary Indiana is always overlooked. Its like the south Chicago for south Chicago when going off of its location and its crime and just general ghetto building style.
And the hometown of the Jackson 5
I now feel confident that i could survive as a tourist in the middle east. I live in south america therefore i can survive anywhere
Kingston Jamaica Should Be On This Video. My City 😇
Kingston Is Actually In The Video!
Don’t forget about Montego Bay 🥸
@@jtt99 Mobay Hot Fi Real Man🔥
Spain town
I love how he barely mentioned the US and completely misses the Dominican Republic
The numbers don't lie, my man. Besides, they were only looking at murders per capita. St. Louis and Baltimore are the most dangerous cities in the US, and they're on this list.
Statistics…. Statistics
Did he talk about Nigeria?
@@ChineduOpara no
What do we have to do with it?
*pulls out a Glock
Nah but seriously we aint so bad down here.
Can you do next most dangerous countries, based on crime rates and also count tourists and foreigners that were endangered there
I find it hard to believe that NE Philly which had over 400 murders just last year and the year prior didn’t make the list… also Camden NJ which also has over 400 murders last year.
21:30 Victoria isn't a state in Mexico, Ciudad Victoria is the capital of the state of Tamaulipas👍
I was expecting Karachi - Pakistan on the list as well
Wow same here
No, Latin America is way worse, thr drugs cartel "culture" is extremely strong in latin america's society
21:30 Victoria is not a state in Mexico lol Ciudad Victoria is the capital of Tamaulipas.
Literally every place I wanted to travel to is on this list 😅😅
“Poor Mexico, so far from God, so close to the United States.”
Mud people
@@bubbadavidson6920 Yeah th0se mud yt-Americans smuggling guns for cartels, cough Fast and the Furious program. Even Money laundering for cartels. HSBC Holdings' (HSBC) agreement to pay a $1.9 billion fine to regulators for serving as a middleman for Mexican drug cartels. I could go on and on!
@@ocelotl7416 they polute Amerika
@@bubbadavidson6920 Americans invaded/destabilized/destroyed over 22+ countries since WW2. Americans are l1ke C0V1D 19, a global problem. Mexican cartels are like a minor cold flu that only a few countries are affected.
Americans invaded/destabilized/destroyed over 22+ countries since WW2. Amer1 canz are like C0V1D, a global problem. Mexican cartels are like a minor cold flu that only a few countries are affected.
I live in ny- it’s prolly not as bad as all of these places. I still have seen some gnarly things lol-
Nah cuz mfs in the Bronx is crazy
Same in LA
@@niggatron4072 yeah tho like I’m pretty confidant they drug deal in the subway station-
I've been to most the areas in Mexico featured. They weren't bad, but I didn't stray from the beaten path.
I’m from Brasil and I was impressed by the inequality and fear of violence in Cape Town. Lovely city, though.
So, avoid south america? :S
it's not like that
Also north America and africa
@@rejereal42623 north America is half safe but gun control on public places and school.
You should do this but with the most peaceful city’s
Probably #1 is somewhere in Iceland
@@b_f_d_d Did u mean Niceland?
Cape Town is only dangerous if you do into the Cape Flats. If you’re in green point, Camps Bay etc it’s relative safe! Obviously don’t do walking around in the middle of the night (you shouldn’t do that anywhere).
Up top notch
Basically the video:
Number ??, Brazil
Number ??, Venezuela
Number ??, Mexico
For real .. Wonder why tho ..
lol
Arriba Juárez, #5!!!!
I'm from Jamaica and knew it would be on the list 😞
Jah, mon...
same, although sometimes it can be said it's safer to be a tourist in Kingston than a local :/
@@prophetjamz94 frr its so disappointing and sad
I have a vacation to cancoon coming up in a few weeks I had no idea it was that bad there when I got my vacation set up :(
Please do a video on Anna Delvey next
These places are so dangerous not even Gotham was on the list
If every city in the world had Batman living in it the world would be a safer place
Gotham would be number 2 or 3 if it were real.
Guys, I’m Brazilian I live in salvador, it’s not like he described in the video, of course it’s dangerous and you need to watch out: like not talk with scammers or go alone as a tourist to any place of course you need to be careful. But it’s not like that. I mean, if someone here went there they wouldn’t instantly be robbed or kidnapped or murdered, it’s a beautiful place to visit, it’s one of the best states of Brazil. And the most important rule NEVER GO OUT AT NIGHT. I mean, you can go if you want BUT ITS WAY MORE DANGEROUS THEN DAY
and everything he said about Brazil, of course it’s right, here we are used to crimes at day and people with guns. But of courrrrsseee it’s not sooooo dangerous how they described in the video
And I can assure you, the only state that is really dangerous is Rio de Janeiro, then I advise everyone to be careful if you go anywhere here, but it’s not so extreme
And sorry for my English please, I’m just 14 and I’m learning it, so please don’t be cruel
salve
I mean, I'm from Mexico and I feel exactly the same bro, and he barely mentioned the US and there are a lot of freaking places where you say a bad word and you get killed there.
Não peça desculpas pelo seu inglês mano. Fiquei até orgulhoso de ler dada a sua idade. Sucesso! Salve do Rj
What about cities in the Middle East or North Africa?
Nice. Please do more yokai folklores
I dont care what anyone says, Detroit, Chicago, E. St. Louis, Memphis, Philly -- all of these are WAY MORE DANGEROUS downtown at night
Philly not necessarily downtown, but around Temple, west of Penn and Drexel, K&A and Frankford are war zones. I mean no disrespect to Ukraine when I say this.
Detroit had a 10% drop in violent in 2021, while most cities had an increase.
In 2020, it was one of the few major metropolitan areas to not have any riots.
So.. you can believe what you want, but you are wrong, and are just showing your own ignorance.
@@louurich9087 well said.
@@ElleCee62978 understood. Good awareness on your part.
Surprised you didn’t mention Houston
In kingston Jamaica tonight 6 people were shot 3 died and thats just what made the news thus far, I would never wanna experience a country with a higher crime than jamaica
Just imagine🤦
its not country though its cities , brazil has cities with less crime than some americans ones , this is just a alist of cities not countries
It would be cool to see a video about which countries military would be superior in just a hand-to-hand combat war.
USA
@@M_H_H Yep. Superior training + 150K strong special forces command - ommiting most of the chair force, of course.
@@M_H_H What a suprise the country who invests the most money on its military would be the best in hand to hand combat
@@M_H_H You lost to goat herder farmers in the Middle East for 20 years straight.
@@ocelotl7416 me? Lost? I'm not a soldier nor USA citizen. Im a malaysian businessman
I think you exaggerated the amount of crime in Cape Town because I have friends that live there and they haven’t been robbed yet and I also live in South Africa 🇿🇦 so I visit there we go for walks on the street sure there are homeless people and we see them but I’ve always been told my hometown of Johannesburg was more dangerous
I am from South Africa and Johannesburg is definitely worse than Cape Town.
I'm Brazilian and I must say: I have never been robbed in my homeland or suffered any kind of violence. But when I traveled to Buenos Aires (Argentina) and Barcelona (Spain) I suffered some attempts of robbery... So, we cannot only accept this advices from the media and internet! Every place offers some kind of trouble, so we must be aware and always search more about the place we are visiting!
I'm Mexican and I've never been murdered before in my homeland. I've even been to Tiajuana like 6 times and didn't even see any murders.... Hmmmm🤔
Probably depends what area you were in and what time of day.
@@Centaurus_L4 catch up already broh 🤦🏽♂️
huh?
@@maddogkilla1 you've never been murdered before? Well,I hope not unless your ghost is typing this......
It’s really sad to see Latin America dominating this list. It’s no wonder why most of us want to leave. People just don’t understand.
Going to Tijuana on a weekend afternoon to eat and shop is a good time tho. Love me some cheap authentic street tacos. 🌮
nice video
How is New York not on this list? 🤨
Because of a city with 8.5 million people with maybe less than 300 murders it's not that dangerous statically wise
@@roguerodriguez8215 it has 500 murders in 2021
@@johnnys3499 eitherway that's still nothing compared to the population size
because its not...
@@roguerodriguez8215 yea the city has changed a lot, from 2,200 plus murders to only 300 is pretty good
Before this week, I've actually stayed for 3 weeks in Querétaro, Mexico which is located right in the heart of Mexico and as long as I've been there, I've never had any issues with the people there. Everyone there were very friendly any I would say that Mexico is a very good country to visit especially if you are comfortable speaking Spanish. I know that Mexico also has its share of murders, robberies, and kidnappings, but I think as long as you use normal precaution and you stay away from suspicious people or activities, then you should be fine. From what I've experianced, Querétaro is actually a much safer place than Puerto Rico. Also in Mexico, I've had much less of a language barrier because I remember in Puerto Rico, many people who claimed to speak English and Spanish couldn't understand me well in neither language, in Mexico however, although most people there don't know any English, they do however understand me well in Spanish. Of course to be fair, I know a lot more Spanish now than I did in 2008 when I visited PR.
I live here in Querétaro too. Born here, been here 2 years. It's relatively safe here. There is crime & as in any city bad neighborhoods. I live in Lomas de Casablanca which is one of the rougher neighborhoods. However I have a lot of family & have no issues walking around even at night. In certain streets I won't mention you are almost guaranteed to run into trouble at night. Mostly addicts trying to get more money or drunks fighting each other. For the average person however it is a great place to live even here. The city as a whole is booming & modern as it is with plenty of jobs. I love it here
@@NwordOutward like me where I stay at en el rancho de Santa María de Los Baños when I go there, I can easily walk around the place and Los Positos and visit my friends who live there like if I lived there for many years. Also sometimes go out at night to buy something from a near store and I never had any problems with anyone there. Actually, I've had much less of a language barrier in Mexico than I did in Puerto Rico. I remember in 2008, when I visited Puerto Rico, many people who claimed to speak English and Spanish couldn't understand me in neither language. However when I went to Mexico more recently, although nobody knew any English, they did however understand me well in Spanish.
Mexico’s a strange one tbh… I think people would be surprised how much tourists are left alone by the cartels… I’ve travelled round the country in places such as Sinaloa, Jalisco… many more. Maybe 4 and a half months here… never any problems. I felt more of a target in Colombia… which I also still love
Then they got things like paying officers for at least some type of protection and their might be a chance you’ll be extortion and blackmail/threats
I visited Santiago de Queretaro just last November and a tour guide I had told me that the city was very safe (in contrast, a nearby city of Celaya was dangerous and they don't go there!). I walked around Queretaro and never felt unsafe at all. Nice small city, not really a touristy place but it has it's own humble historical charm! I'd visit again!
Would be great to see the city names as they are spoken.
Memphis gotta be on here
It seems like our guy from Infographics has never travelled. It's not the average murders per 100,000 which determines or stops you from visiting... It is the amount of stealing / cheating / robbing tourists. Murders happen because of cartels and they don't touch tourists. But being duped and cheated is a different story. Please visit places like Siriya, India or Turkey.
I agree people who haven't travelled will take this video literally
...And Nigeria!
"Most Dangerous" are the two key words
I mean, the title is "Most Dangerous City in the World" not "Most Dangerous City for Tourists in the World" 🤷
I would rather get scammed any day rather than get a bullet hole in my body.
Vengan a México, no pasa nada 💕😁
Não.
Nein!
@@kotosqoposrly Mexico has more visitors than Germany could ever have.
@@MarioDuarteMD19 Cancun alone gets more visitors than all of Brazil.
@@ocelotl7416 so what ?? Mexico is top 10 most visited countries just because they share borders with USA, any country from Latin America in México position would be the same
2 Minutes In and I wouldnt believe if Cape Flats or Hanover Park isnt mentioned In Cape Town SA
You know what's worst than the violence in Tijuana? The 4 to 6 hour wait to cross back to California 😫
I can’t believe Cancun is either on the list. It is too far away of the drug trafficking hubs
The vast bulk of the crime takes place in the mainland portion of Cancun, where most of the population is, not in the coastal portion where the lion's share of the hotels and resorts are.
my beloved city is right now the most dangerous one, there's only sadness
You mean Ukraine 🇺🇦 well its not
Funny kyiv didn’t make the list
@@zagrosqazy3798 did they say anything about being from Ukraine
Me:Mexico how many violent cities you have
Mexico: yes
#23 is home i traded the city for somewhere in the midwest completely off the grid closest BIG city is Minneapolis 4 hours away. I do miss Baltimore though I always will but my children deserve a safe quiet place to grow up, im thankful i could give this to them