The 10 WORST CITIES in AMERICA
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- Опубліковано 21 гру 2018
- The worst cities in America are the places where crime is highest, people are broke, and there aren't a lot of opportunities to get ahead in life. Sadly, there are some really lousy places to live in the United States. This video highlights those places.
The Memphis Adoption Center:
www.bethany.org/memphis
Homeless Shelter in Jackson, MS:
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Social Services Department in Detroit:
www.csswayne.org/child-welfare...
Volunteer in Dayton:
www.volunteerdayton.org/
Stand Up For Kids, Cleveland:
www.volunteerdayton.org/
Homeless Assistance for San Bernardino:
operationgrace.com/index.html
Texas Adoption Center, Brownsville:
www.texasadoptioncenter.org/m...
Community Food Bank in Tucson:
www.communityfoodbank.org/Get...
Mobile, AL adoption services:
dhr.alabama.gov/services/Adopt...
Families Helping Families, Shreveport, LA:
www.fhfregion7.com/
Where are the worst cities to live in America? They are the places with the worst crime, lowest incomes, low home prices, and not much to do, nor bright futures.
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I rode through Detroit...
It is seriously depressing,
I was raised there. Yeah.
DeToilet
Wow Michigan largedt city
Try being born in that shithole, I was raised in that city
Fun story most of my neighbors were addicted to drugs and 10 of them were 5 of which were murdered
Don't slow down in East Cleveland-or you'll _die_
Yup, that’s about right
I used to rehab houses in East Cleveland live in Akron Ohio or for 15 years the whole states a shithole
East 99th and St Claire nigga
Oh you saw that meme too?
Ian's sad horrible excuse of a channel u Fr would
St Louis has been one of the most dangerous cities in America for years. How did they not make it in the top ten???
I know I have been there before to go to St. Louis cardinals games and I definitely could have gotten jumped
St Louis folks is nice ASF Memphis is and will always be the most dangerous city in America
@@ek0343 nahh u just look like an easy target
Talicia Saine lmao what part of stl you been in bc i wish i could say the same 😆
I am a Colorado native that visits STL regularly... The "scariest" part of town is north county (Florrisant, Ferguson) and I've met the nicest people there. Way more hospitable than Denver. Midwest respect.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Born and raised there.
Yes, it's terrible.
rdb the white people state lol
rdb raised but ima kid and I’m brown and my bro is the same my dad is a darker brown I’m the lightest one
It was the white people state in the 20s
rdb I lived there a year and got the hell out. Miserable vibes there
@@jesco4911 white people state? Most cities in Ohio are majority black 🤔 especially Cleveland and Cincinnati
Camden, NJ, none of your top 10 comes close to the burned out, murder capital of the US, nothing good in Camden, crime, poverty, burned out row homes, etc
I've only seen it from a moving train and I was shocked.
@Dog Hampster and you have never been to camden
Camden not murder capital y’all just very poor . St .louis is .
Camden IS bad but its NOT the murder capital of the U.S...
There were 23 murders in Camden in 2017 ... Every year the murders are reducing... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camden,_New_Jersey
At that rate, cities like Detroit, Baltimore, Cleveland, Memphis, St. Louis, Oakland, Flint, Stockton are worse ...
@@dominicktoran3327 Murder capital changes every year, Camden has been #1 several times, also has small population, I worked in camden, Newark jersey city, hoboken, etc, all bad
"San Bernaghetto"... haha good one 👍
Yeah…
Yes
I lived in san bernardino west side. Not so bad there😳😳
I live in Memphis and I wasn’t surprised when it was number one
But I will say it's the fun af. I'm from Dallas and I got once a year.
Ikr. I legit can’t be safe
Here's my entire series on USA rankings: ua-cam.com/play/PLq-_cmf3H6yrzgnMiXmDnm5zgbX4ogIG9.html
I'm shocked that my hometown of Flint, Michigan isn't on the list. Maybe because crime is down due to no one is around to steal from or shoot at anymore.
You know the neighborhood is bad when even the gangs abandon it.
Lol also agree Flint is bad. Lol
I was at Dort Mall the other day. The lights are on and its still running, barely. Sad. I am in Detroit. It is bad as ever. Move to Lansing,..... still depressed. Life long MI resident. Why did I waste my life here.
Y does anybody still live n flint?
@@danielmorse6597 I don't know about you, but I'll be moving West of Lansing as soon as March 2019. I hear it's better out there. Hope that helps.
As a Memphian, who was also briefly a 911 dispatcher, I agree with your #1. No im not working on making the city better and im still complaining. Im working on moving away from here like a lot of us. There has been a dark cloud over this city for many years now, but lately... its just REALLY bad.
I live in Toledo, Ohio... directly connected to Detroit and Dayton via I-75, and Cleveland by the 80/90 turnpike. *(chuckles) I'M IN DANGER*
I live in Akron, Ohio and lived here for 6 year's I was born and raised. But I moved to Ashtabula for 6 year's and I fucking hated it. So now my family moved back and I'm to be back in my home city.
Sad about San Bernardino. I am from Chile. My dad was a foreign exchange student there in 1963 and he loved it. He said it was a nice place, with nice weather, people were friendly, very sad.
Where is Gary Indiana? That place is a dump
Gary, East St. Louis, Camden
At least Michael Jackson is from there
I live 50 miles from East St. Louis
Right!!!
I can attest to that. Gary is miserable with a Capital M.
I'm shocked Baltimore didn't even make the list!! I thought it was going to be number 1
Baltimore is a miserable and terrible place to ever live
Baltimore at least has some attractions and partially safe areas but if it was talking about inner city Baltimore it would be #1 on the list.
Here are some good things about your number 1 city of Memphis. It has more trees per square mile than any other city in America. It is built right in the middle of a forest, so everywhere they don't cut down the trees, the trees keep growing. Secondly, Memphis pulls its water from the Memphis Sands Aquifer, which is 2000 feet down below us, and the water is over 4,000 years old. It is sand filtered so it is very pure. Only 2 processes are done to it-- flouride is added and it is aerated. Thirdly, Memphis is cheap. Rent is reasonable and groceries are inexpensive. There is no tax on income in Tennessee, and our utility bills are very cheap because we get power from TVA. Electricity is 9 cents a killowatt hour. Compared to Tampa at 24 cents, or San Fran at 36 cents, utility bills are cheap. The city also has green grass and foliage every where, and hardwood 5 story high trees that absorb air pollution, and absorb sound pollution.
sounds nice
Nerd
I looove Memphis u can die anywhere but LIVING here means great music food people culture and fun
Too much crime and poverty still tho
I lived in Memphis for 3 years back in the '80s. I'll admit that the water was very good and that electricity was much cheaper than in my home state of Arizona. Barbecue was great, but the Mexican food was nearly inedible. I could not take the high humidity there in the summer. Otherwise, I think that he described Memphis very well.
I have been to Memphis and I remember the Desk clerk telling if you want to go somewhere even if it's a block away we will drive you.Especially at night
Where is Baltimore and Chicago
Baltimore is 55 and Chicago is 82. www.roadsnacks.net/worst-places-to-live-in-america/
There's a lot to do in Chicago and Baltimore and work is good.
Best city in the world to find a job is Boston, according to Glass Door.
@@K.B.Williams good and bad areas are everywhere
@@K.B.Williams That's true. The media only portrays it to be worse than it actually is.
Whoever complied this list never had to endure a day in Camden, NJ. The only reason is because the cities 2/3 empty now and under 100,000. But it cannot get any worse.
Born in Jackson and been trapped here for a while. Stay the heck away unless living miserable sounds appealing. Been robbed, shot at, and arrested for crimes I didn’t commit...several times
Oakland, San Fransisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Detroit, Memphis, Brownsville, Charlotte, Durham
Guess you never heard of Flint Michigan
W
Honestly should be #1 because they have lead water
Yeeeahhh I live like 20 min away from flint. Were I live we dont have bad water but yeah I would stay away from flint. Last time I stayed the night there the McDonalds next to my hotel was robbed.
I'm surprised that St.Louis Missouri didn't make it on the list.
East st Louis for sure!
It's just dangerous www.roadsnacks.net/most-dangerous-cities/
Hi, "WORDto BIGbird" . This is exactly what happens when you have liars, and ignorant people posting false statements about these cities.
I saw a news cast last night (12-28-18) that told and showed how bad St. Louis, Missouri was -- I couldn't believe it. And there were a couple of other places in the South they mentioned. I moved from a major city in my native state, California, to the mountains two states away and am so glad I did. It's so much cleaner and safer and I am not stressed from the congestion and constant rushing, and since stress is one of the worst things for your health, I expect I'll live a bit longer now!! I really feel sorry for people who are stuck in a situation they find barely tolerable, and I think many are. Truly sad.
@@MJLeger-yj1ww What state do you live in now.
It would be interesting to see a list of the "most improved" cities. I can recall how South Bend IN, Chattanooga TN, Knoxville TN, Greenville & Spartanburg SC used to be really run-down "shit hole" cities back in the 70s. But today they are all sparking, lovely places. They transformed dramatically. Also, Bogota, Colombia, has transformed since the 90s when it was a DISASTER. I would love to hear about the places that got smart (or lucky) and managed to improve dramatically.
that's a great idea david.
Colombia is still bat shit dangerous for most 1st world citizens, there’s not as much killing but the robbery culture there is unlike anything else. Let’s just say if someone wants something you got you have to give it to them because they don’t care about killing you
I've lived all over the country and I totally love the area I've finally settled in, but I'm not gonna name it because we don't want any more Blue State refugees coming here 😎🇺🇲
I used to live in Bloomfield, the neighborhood of Pittsburgh you used in the beginning of the video. It's actually a nice area with economic activity booming, and many new developments beginning to happen
How is Chicago NOT on the list????
I kno right
YUP
Chicago isn't that bad
Because its a huge city and only south side is bad
King Kong Aint Got Shit On Me only the south side?? How about you go to the west side. It’s actually worse
#1 - Camden NJ
No it’s not, it’s not even that big. How is it worst then Chicago ? Or Compton? Or Philly?
Camden is somewhat better now the mayor doubted the police force it's still very grimmey.
Philly is the most gangster City and worse than Camden North Philly is worse than Camden fuck Jersey
@@mikeparks5591 Philly makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. There's a cold energy in y'all streets. Y'all are different.
@@zuamim7743 Compton and Camden are pretty much the same size city, Philly is only really bad in the north side, same with Chicago but on the south side. Camden has one of the highest murder rates in the country and has for many years, Compton's murder rate has been steadily going down since the mid 2000s or so, there are whole blocks of vacant houses and empty lots in Camden, its easily the worst overall city.
I live like 20 mins away from San Bernardino, and the median income is six digits and median home price is above half a million.
Btw Nick Johnson graduated from Cal state San Bernardino then
What's your profile pic? Santorini island?
I live in Reading PA and let me say that my hometown is by far one of the most crime infested and poorest cities ever!
Same, I used to live there but my family moved to Hanover. They’re both bad, but Hanover is just a tad better.
I lived in Sinking Spring and Philly for some time. Reading is nothing compared To Philly. Specifically north Philly. It's a war zone there
@@johnorlando4942 As someone who currently lives in north Philly, it’s pretty comparable to Reading honestly.
Memphis might be #1, but I was working there for 2 weeks and I had a great time. Beale St, Graceland, I didn't get robbed and people were friendly.
I live near Jackson and it is pretty garbage. The crime rate is terrible especially near Terry and Elis Avenue. I was helping my dad move furniture one time and we saw a guy get shot and get slumped up against a traffic pole. The worst part is the WJTV 12 news van arrived before authorities and filmed the man dying. Jackson has no future and the roads are undrivable. They should honestly abandon this city.
I am from Memphis and lived in Jackson and frankly Jackson is a smaller Memphis in many ways. At least Memphis has more things to do and go, Jackson is boring as boring can be, when County Line Road and the mall is the best attraction (and the lake)
I am from pearl
Dude - I LOVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE your videos. Thanks for all the laughs man. Seriously, i'm addicted to these now and am gonna be sad after i've seen them all. Hope you're still posting new stuff! :)
He is 100% accurate about Memphis
Hes' not
Baltimore should be on here 😂😂😂
Indeed
St. Louis then Baltimore cause they beat Detroit in 2k17
Jada says she owns it and she can have it and that guy that was peeing outside there.
Man on an island from Baltimore, moved to Wilmington, de in grade school now live in Newark de. Truck driver so I’ve been around. I concur Newark and Camden you go with the strap. In High school we went up to Camden to scrimmage in a basketball ball game. Graffiti all over the locker room and metal detectors. Camden player dives for loose ball and cracks head on wall. Someone on my team laughed and all hell broke loose. Long story short didn’t finish the game and had to get the hell outta there. This was in 02🤷🏾♂️ messed with a girl from Camden recently place still shitty as ever and carrying is the smart thing to do and I’ll leave it at that🤷🏾♂️
Born in Sweden, moved on down to Pennsville NJ at 3. I’m surrounding in insane cities. Wilmington DE, Chester PA, Salem NJ, and a lot more. Went to Wilmington to visit someone that I know of. Graffiti on the overpasses, everywhere else. I literally found people with guns on the street. God I never went so fast back to the Delaware Memorial Bridge. New Caatle DE is decent to be fair. Not that bad, but it’s kinda bad. Littering on the streets, police surrounding everything, and god Wilmington was insane. A few weeks later, I went down to Salem. They were insane too. Just a Camden Jr. to be fair. I literally saw houses in graffiti. Wouldn’t go there if I were you. Pennsville has some crime too...
How Baltimore, Birmingham, St.Louis, and Milwaukee didn't make the list is beyond me
You re seemingly only focussed on high crime rates..
@@michaeljordan-jackson-tyso2243 Not solely crime. That's a big contributing factor but not the only one. Including infrastructure, unemployment, poverty, and overall quality of life I believe these cities definitely can be in the top 10. Milwaukee may be more like top 15 but the other 3 no doubt
terrance sneed Those are all related to crime.
I thought Newark, New Jersey would be here
terrance sneed this list is bias and the guy who’s talking hasn’t visited any of the places othe then San Bernardino completely based of garbage info
As someone who’s lived in both Tucson and Phoenix, I’m just gonna say it, you used film from PHX and said it was Tucson. Also, Tucson is dope. And beautiful. And I love it.
I think arizona is a great state i have family there Phoenix Tucson are great
I live in Tucson and love it
Tell that to 48 Hours
Flint, Michigan isn't on here??
It’s not big enough in population
Mobile is one of the most unemployed city in the world a lot of people are out of work it's nothing in mobile I hate mobile.
robert lett jr I heard great things about their education system
I hate it here so much brother, i will have the biggest smile when i'm moved :)
robert lett jr yea mobile blows. i was there in bootcamp. not sure if ypu heard of solid rock ministries. yea the people who got 20 years for child abuse.
Grew up in mob town and dont remember it being that bad
robert lett jr sorry to hear bro
I was born in Memphis and still live here, I'm used to all the crime here
That doesnt make it a good place.
The Shelters in New York City is scary! They steal alot, even the staff, who work there. The staff allow fights to carry on, and they also make fun of those, seeking shelter. They taunt! They handle their personal issues for their kids. They let their kids beat up homeless people. A white man was murdered in one of the shelters I stayed at. I had about three fights during my stay and was assaulted by an unknown assailant while waiting for the bus.
Where’s my city at the 323 (Compton)
Compton is 310 not 323
Andrew Lav Los Angeles
Need to add a new statistic - poop on the street.
missionlocal.org/2018/10/poop-map-creator-has-a-message-stop-crapping-on-san-francisco/
Amen Sue, We may as well poop in the streets because the streets are actually cleaner than public toilets which are atrochously filthy, Were better off craping in the bushes. We also may as well keep our selves warm by lighting fires in garbage barrels because heating our homes is costing us big time.
San Francisco, sadly, has become the prime poop place of California. A once beautiful city and deemed one of the most beautiful and culturally desirable cities in the world, it fell down the tubes starting in the 1960's, with all the 'beatniks' hanging out there and has pretty much gone downhill since. Now, due to the tent cities and homeless population there, authorities scoop 500 TONS PER DAY of poop off of downtown sidewalks and streets, and have to use firetrucks to wash the pee off of the area (which, of course, goes down the drains into the sewers and into the sea and pollutes our oceans). And that doesn't count the litter thrown around by these "people" who commonly loot, break into autos that park downtown, panhandle, and in general, really stink! Truly sad plight for a once lovely city now turned into a nasty hovel.
@@MJLeger-yj1ww And what happens? Another dumbass libtard wins office in California......absolutely stupefyin'.
@@MJLeger-yj1ww Amen, There's not a city U.S.A. that hasn't gone to shit... To many rude things about America, America is the rude ass melting pot of the world. It's filled with undesirable shit!
Talked about people from Mobile, there is also Dan Povenmeyer, the creator of the cartoon series Phineas and Ferb. In fact, Danville is modeled after Mobile.
I love how the video shows an overhead view of Birmingham, AL when he is talking about Mobile, AL. Birmingham is a lot worse I live there.
Camden, NJ is the worst place I've seen. The whole town smells like a landfill. The people don't smell much better. I think the town has just given up. I spent all my time there counting the minutes until I could leave.
Travel ad for Camden. Come to smoggy Camden where the drive by's are frequent and the politicians are crooked
I felt the same way about Rockford Illinois, couldn't wait to leave.
Camden is the only place I have been to that frightened me to be there at all after dark.
at least in the dark you cant see Camden.... can still smell tho
Ive only seen pics of Camden, and honest to God they look like screen shots from Fallout 4.
In 50 years, every city in the country will qualify for this list. Don't believe? Look how many major cities people are saying qualify right now.
totally overlooked Hartford, Bridgeport, and New Haven, CT-- three of THE worst holes ever
Waterbury is worse. I hate it here and im living soon!
love these videos, cant get enough of them! Great stuff, watching in the UK
How about calling Mrs. Mappy's Lover " Jody the Taco Inspector"?
Is that a meme?
There is an entire state between Louisiana and Alabama. Not right next door
He's a dumb shit.
Mississippi
Shhhhhhhhhhh! That's America's 51st SECRET state! We don't tell people ' bout that one.😒
To be fair u can drive from Mobile to New Orleans in about 2 hours so it's still pretty damn close
That state is just as shitty as they are.
I live in Shreveport ,Louisiana . The past few years Shreveport has attained the nickname, The Ratchet City. I’m sorry to say that ratchet pretty much says it all. But I love Louisiana. It’s really a great state. The people here are down to earth good folks. They will welcome a stranger and feed you the best food you’ve ever had! It’s hard to find better food anywhere than Louisiana. If you love jazz, like I do, New Orleans is the place to be. But yes, Shreveport is not the city I grew up in. I’ve been here 61 years and it is sad to see how things have changed. It’s really strange how even through the ugliness the hearts of the people are still filled with love.
Jay Jade ...Happy New Year😊
om i do agree on the food part for sure, but its sure nothing to look at as for beauty haha
anthony lewis ...you know you’re right! 😊Happy New Year...
Pam BB wouldn’t wanna live anywhere else honestly
Hmm. I have cousins in Shreveport. Not ready to run down there and see them.
9:27 I didn't realise Jackson has its own Eiffel Tower.
What’s the best city and why? I want to move from Jaytown now.
What degree do you get from high school?
All i got was a diploma.
I'm not American and I was thinking the same lol
You don't usually get a 'degree' from high-school, just a diploma. You need two years of college (or the equivalent) to get an AA (Associate's degree) then two more years (or the course equivalent) to get a college degree, like a BA or a BS and there's others now, then post-graduate (schooling after college) to get higher degrees like a masters or Ph.D. and so on. If you do NOT get a diploma from high-school, you can study and take a battery of tests to certify your aptitude, knowledge and skills. It is designed for those that never finished high school so they can get a GED (General Education Diploma), which is a set of tests that when passed certify that you have met high-school level academic skills. You can then enroll in college with the GED and get more advanced college degrees, such as: Undergraduate Bachelor's degree usually 4 years; a graduate Master's degree 1 - 2 years; a Doctoral degree -- 5-7 years; and a Profesional degree -- 5-7 years. The number of years can depend on the accredited college you go to, as they can vary per teaching institute.
@@MJLeger-yj1ww
Who asked for this information?
I got a degree in fighting.
Its known as secondary school degree In the civilized world
The music got all sad when we hit Detroit. We love you Michigan
If Hamtram, Grosse P and midtown D were a triangle, my house is dead center. LOVE it!! I've never had to worry over running out of Kalishnikovs in the middle of the night or anything.
I used to live in Tucson and quite honestly I think it's actually pretty nice there. Sure it's hot and we do have a bad side of town, but what city doesn't. I cannot believe that Tucson is 8th on this list and that there are only 7 cities worse than Tucson. By the way, the guy who did this video may need to get some education himself. High Schools do not produce Degrees. Diploma yes, but you wouldn't go to high school to pick a major and then get a Degree in it. For the record just to name one, I have been to Washington DC and this city , just blocks from the White House had many houses with boarded windows or bars. I didnt feel safe there but from this video I should have since I did live in Tucson at that time.
What about Camden, New Jersey?
Jeez-Louise, what about the **ENTIRE STATE** of New Jersey???
Camden is bad, but I think the economy in the surrounding area is not bad, so maybe that's what kept it off the list.
CLASSICALFAN100 no actually I live in Atlantic City, New Jersey in the Atlantic county which is in New Jersey . And there are pretty good stuff in here. But I do agree with you Camden is pretty boring but not all the NJ is boring.
I hear that, too. Philadelphia has worst and dangerous schools, I hear. Closing schools to open more prisons.
I live in Camden, Arkansas it's pretty shitty here also.
Chicago's West side neighborhoods are probably the worst place in the country to live.
Bad areas exist in Chicago so developers can eventually buy out the neighborhood on the cheap and do a massive redevelopment, like they did to all the neighborhoods near downtown.
@@raybod1775 It has always been like this on the west side of Chicago. It is very violent.
I looked at an apartment in West Garfield Park I don't know.... I was leery about moving in there hahaha
I'm surprised no instruments or electronics were stolen from Southwind Drum and Bugle Corps (mobile, al)
Always informative, Nick and with a funny twist 😅❤
Memphis made it #1 in the list. I grew up there and its a great family pet and cycling city..... but its overrun by gangs drugs prostitution who literally hang around to recruit middle and high schoolers. There aren't any good careers, half the students that graduate can't afford college and end up dropping out or working retail (which makes it easier for gangs to recruit). City Council decided to build section 8 housing and shelters downtown which plummeted tourism. Theres a church on every corner that looks better than the members homes. Oh and the completely useless Bass Pro Shop instead of that amusement park which would've attracted more companies. I'm sure the FBI has offices all over the town. Even a family member of mine is in a gang and he's been let off so many times not to mention their rehabilitation programs suck. No way for parolees to make a living except back to the crime life. Politicians keep redoing the county borders just to keep their pockets lined
Damn I heard M-town is no joke I just drove through there on the interstate and I glanced over, nothing but wall to wall shacks. Shit look lo ike a third world country smh.
Hey Blackwoman U.S.A. there's not a city and town in the whole U.S.A. that doesn't have a treasure trove of all the smut you mentioned above. Cities in America have different names but fuctionally there all alike.
@ Blackwoman U.S.A. _22 Maybe they just need to join the church community or something... ua-cam.com/video/Ml8bQDnnkKk/v-deo.html
BlackWomanUSA _22 why can’t people afford college? We get the TN lottery scholarship which covers at least an associates degree, covering the cost of all 60 credits, books, and a stupendous each semester which leads to no cost for the student. EVERY student. We are guaranteed the TN promise so there is no excuse to not pursue education beyond HS in this state.
Shes right, been saying this for years....lol
Yeahhhhh I knew San Bernardino would make the list! I'm from there too dude, and yes it still sucks lol
Great report, thanks!
Aye Baltimore didn’t make it finally
I was sitting here watching the documentary with my fingers crossed in my eyes closed praying not to see Baltimore
Right😂😂😂🤦♂️
9:28 lmao u know that’s New Orleans right
I lived in Cleveland for 4 years while my husband went to Case Western and I loved t there. Actually we lived in Cleveland Hts one of the very nice suburbs. Our neighborhood, Coventry was considered one of the most deverse places in America ( Back n the 1999s at least) Shaker Hts was nearby and had mansions. I confess the "inner city" of Cleveland is one of the scariest places I know and I grew up in NJ across the river from NYC in the 60s and 70s when crime was at its worst. My husband got lost in that area once when he got off a wrong exit, during the day, he finally saw a patrol officer in body armor on the street, he did ask for directions. After sizing him up the cop knew he wasn't looking for drugs and was really lost he told him how to get out of the area and not to fully stop at any lights or stop signs. But once you get out of that area the rest of Cleveland is great, once you get used to the "lake effect".............. 🤔
Thanks but no thanks.
I was so confused to see Tucson on this list. I've lived in various places in the metro area for a long time and while I have seen some crime over the past 20+ years, it's never personally affected me. I will say that the job market is really only good for certain sectors like healthcare, but I work from home in IT. We also have the University of Arizona, which is an amazing college.
Hi Nick, Love your videos. Can you make a list in the description of best to worst of the cities(with their most defining feature food/bad)? I am asking for future videos. Thanks for what you are doing!
Hey HMM! So glad you're finding the reports interesting :) Do you mean list which cities have good and bad food for each city?
Nick Johnson Darn typos haha. I meant “defining features good/bad”. This would be a way to have a summary of the cities in rank and attribute(s) in case one needs to quickly reference a specific city or group of cities(would be great for state rankings also). Cheers
Del Taco originated is San Bernardino county. Not in San Bernardino. Barstow, the ORIGINAL DEL TACO. 1st and Hutchinson.
Dude San Bernardino isn't bad. I was born in St Bernardine Medical Center and lived in surrounding areas all my life. Its not as nice as San Diego or Los Angeles but its still nice. The uploaded is a freak.
Yes that is ture
Dayton, OH: GBV
I'm not from the US (am from UK) but have visited the US many times as I have a lot of friends and family there. Luckily none of them live in any of these places. Most are in New Jersey, Tampa Florida and SF. The wealth gap in the US amazed me though
Tucson ain't that bad besides the weather on summer.
Jorge Sanchez ikr the guy is just scared of Mexicans
Trese Drek You Dont no nuthin buddy fifty five years buddy
Nick's videos are great, I love the snarkiness. These aren't just bad cities, they are "noxious," "terrible," and "b-b-b-b-bad to the bone."
Who here is from Detroit 🏴☠️
Yuqy Me
Me too
I livid there for a year and moved back to Livonia due to my house getting robbed
Well I live in Detroit and I love it. You just have to know where to go and where not to go. Despite what people think, it's really not that much different than other big cities.
Normally, one wouldn't have to worry about no-go zones and thug ambushes, in you know, normal cities.
I'm from europe and isn't detroit like a ghost town?
@@kasperknutsen8283 That's a wide misconception of Detroit. There are parts of the city that are empty due to the population loss over the decades, but there are plenty of areas where the population density is normal/high. The main urban core of downtown, midtown, and surrounding areas are thriving with more people moving in. There have been a lot of changes this decade. There's currently more new construction happening than there has been in over 50 years. Certain parts are sad looking while others are beautiful.
@@brendanbressler9807 intresting. I would love to visit detroit sounds so mystic and spooky.
I live on telegraph and grand river and let me tell you, its bad, and it dosnt help i’m white, I almost got jumped one time at a gas station at night by three black guys
Great video like always the best can you do best big cities in America thanks nick
Surprise some of the cities of FL or NC wasn't on this list.
I agree with Cleveland being on the list. I've lived here most of my life and always wondered why people are so proud of this city.
@@whywhere1768 I think you are dipshit!
My sister lives in Cleveland. I live in Chesapeake VA She always tries to present Cleveland as better than Chesapeake VA. I laugh.
You forgot good old Gary Indiana, apparently if your traveling threw the city there’s a fair chance a cop will follow around and personally escort you to make sure your safe. That’s hard to top imo
Funny and amusing narration. I enjoyed listening to it.
Nick, are you from Rancho Cucamonga?? I know some nice people out that way! I don't know too much about San Bernardino aside from hearing literally nothing good about it lol
how is compton not on here
John Derrick it's not as bad
@@devinpeirce7152 As what?
I know right where is Oakland and Stockton?
@@valimback5109 In California.
@@davidfowler7040 oh sorry I mean on the list edit I know people ask the same question and you think the state but they're actually talking about the list sorry about😑😐
I live in Dayton and my house is only worth $25,000. A block away from my house is a street with hookers on every corner. Dope houses everywhere. More overdose deaths that anywhere else in the world. Dayton really deserves to be on this list.
He forgot Birmingham, AL and Huntington, WV.
Carson Gauthier how is Birmingham bad
Jordyn RBLX I’ve been there it’s shitty.
Jace Hynick but HOW
@@jacehynick6144 yea but u don’t know why.
@@user-hf3eb8lj5g i saw a guy steal a car lmao
I'm shocked Camden, NJ didn't make this list! This might be the first time ever, they didn't make it.
Christmas lights ja rule tickets even a cracked cell phone 🤣
I'm from mobile al and I'm out of work and broke😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Do some odd jobs and hustle when you can get a Greyhound ticket and leave. You can go to college and get financial aid to help you. If your a felon, when they ask you that on the app say no!
I feel bad
@Serenity Now True that; however, you need seed money to start the business.
What sort of skills do you have?
robert lett jr so leave. Walk if you have too
Don't apply for a job at Kmart. The Theft rate is high there, and they're known for hiring disrespectful managers. They'll fire you for any little thing. Don't tell on any employee, that you see stealing there. Well, in 2010? That's what was happening. Most likely to distract you from a good job you originally had.
One of the reasons my family moved to Utah from around San Bernardino (we lived in the mountains, around Lake Arrowhead) because it wasn't safe to live nearby.
4:10 Houses cost $85,000 *_a year?_* You call that inexpensive?
Didn't he mean annual average house prices are $80,000?
WHAT my parents house is 850k! IN FRESNO?
I have a cheap house worth 300k
Inexpensive is you live in DC or NYC
hehe, I wondered about that housing "price per year" statistic as well. Must be the "hidden costs" associated with living in a bad place.
I live in Keithville Louisiana (it's basically Shreveport but better and safer) and I gotta say, Shreveport is pretty shitty lmao
Super boring too
As a russian tourist visiting the US, i can tell you that this country has more crime than any other ive been to.
You forgot to mention St. louis, s. Bronx in nyc, south central in la, little haiti and little havana in miami, and much more
The last time i was in Memphis was the Summer of 1980. It was a great city then and they had southern Hospitality. I guess even the south is going downhill. I use to walk from the new bridge to the old bridge in the early mornings with no problems.I exist in Phoenix AZ now
Keep your foot on the gas when rolling thru Memphis.
In defense of Tucson the surrounding mountains and deserts are really beautiful. Amazing Arizona sunsets. We liked Tucson. To visit in the winter or spring.
JD. Frazier
Agreed....Tucson is a stunningly beautiful place to live! My first visit to Tucson inspired me to go home (Oregon) sell my house and move to Tucson! I have never regretted it! This town has some issues, but on the whole is a (((( GREAT )))) city and is growing like gang-busters! Investors are coming here in droves!
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The Olympic Peninsula, Washington State
So accurate! Love this stuff!
You forgot Baltimore, New Orleans, Chicago, Flint, Los Angeles, and Oakland.
Jeremiah Hardin Hey, Hey leave my New Orleans city out of it..
Leave New Orleans out of this
Charlie V THANK YOU😂
New Orleans is with Detroit as the worst city in America
L.A.'s awesome--and if you can't find things to do here, it's your fault! I would've put Stockton on this list though.
Honorable mentions: Baltimore, MD; Riverside, CA; Camden, NJ;
The assumption that young people wouldn't know who Michael Jackson was is frankly hilarious
You should do a math video on common denominators.