Living in NYC vs LA: 8 BIGGEST differences EXPLAINED!

The pros and cons of living in New York City and Los Angeles. Comparing living in Los Angeles to living in New York City. From having to buy a car in LA to being able to bike or walk everywhere in NYC. Living in New York City vs. Los Angeles: as someone who has now lived in both, here's my analysis comparing the two! Pros & Cons to NYC vs. LA?
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[@Botanicalguy91]

I have to say, you gave a great logical review. Most people talk so badly about LA, but as a native, I could not disagree with everything you pointed out. I never ever get tired of LA. I have always discovered something new living here even after 30+ years. Those Hollywood mansion parties are on another level!

[@princeerick11]

LA❤❤
Love Them Hollywood Hills Parties,Just Breath Taking❤️❤️❤️

[@gfunkin2]

You sound like I did when I first moved to LA from NY lol. Now I have my rose colored glasses off. The LA nightlife scene has fell off big since pandemic. Back in the day I'd say it was neck and neck with NY. Had so many great nights out here. But so many things are shut down and apart from the handful of spots you mentioned, there's nothing. Meanwhile, outside of the high end clubs, there are hundreds of chill bars that always have activity, at least Thursdays thru Sundays.

[@TeeeDay]

Hmmmmm. Almost a great video. I’ve lived in both cities. The cost of living is not more expensive in NYC. If you live all the way out in the IE or the Valley…then yes it’s less expensive. You are not getting a decent 1br anywhere from Santa Monica to DTLA for under $2500. Tbh, if you want something that’s relatively nice…you’ll need a minimum of $3200/$3500. People get to LA and realize they have to live far out to get something that’s somewhat affordable.

[@Alex-ox7fm]

i'd have to disagree with LA people being "fake" a little bit, i feel like if you're not just going to like "hip" spots and clubs and shit, the people are as real as anywhere else. yes, the entertainment people and wannabes are a part of the city but LA is a very working class place at heart. there's a lot of good honest people here just grinding and some of em don't go to clubs and shit. i will say though having things be spread out definitely makes people (even the cool ones) probably a bit more likely to be a bit flakey. a bit more understandable that people can't make every hang if they got kids, work, and they gotta hit heavy traffic. but idk, i still have plenty of genuine friends that i can count on.