The 10 Most Hispanic Cities In America
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2021
- Wow! Some of these cities are really Hispanic!
Before we begin, we need to first establish exactly what a hispanic person IS. For our definition of hispanic, we will include all Americans who identify as being from countries that speak Spanish. I mean that’s how the government defines it. Therefore, the following countries are from which hispanic people are from: These include many countries in the Carribbean, South America, Spain, and of course, Mexico.
Now, hispanic is DIFFERENT than Latino. Latinos are people from Latin American countries. Those are the following you can see them there. You’ll notice that many of the countries are the same. That means you can be both hispanic AND latino. You’re from a Spanish speaking Latin American country. But for this video, we will particularly talk about the cities with the highest hispanic populations.
The Hispanic Population has grown in America, and, since the early 2000s, hispanic growth outpaced that of black Americans, as hispanics become the largest minority in the USA. Currently, Hispanics make up about 16.3% of the American population, or about 1 in every 6 residents.
Of course, before America was...America, much of this content was occupied by Native Americans and, of course, central and south American native populations - many of which are technically latino, but didn’t speak Spanish because the Spanish language was introduced to the continent by Christopher Columbus, who was...from Spain.
In this video, we’re going to talk about some hispanic history, bring up some modern hispanic stereotypes and look at which cities have the highest percentage of hispanic residents. There will likely not be any surprises. And before you freak out, I also did a video on the whitest and blackest cities, too, so I’m not picking on anyone. There are very few personal opinions in this report. Most are facts.
Starring - East Los Angeles - Los Angeles - Maywood, CA - City Terrace, CA - Huntington Park, CA - Boyle Heights, CA - Cudahy, CA - Bell Gardens, CA - Commerce, CA - Vernon, CA - La Puente, CA - San Antonio, TX - Miami, FL - Pomona, CA - Salinas, CA - Santa Ana, CA - El Paso, CA - McAllen, TX - Hialeah, Fl - Laredo, TX - Ontario, CA - Fontana, CA - San Bernardino, CA - Pasadena, TX - Corpus Christi, TX - Elizabeth, NJ
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The best video on this topic!
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Remember Hispanic is an ethnicity not race. You can be racially White, Black, Asian, Mestizo etc and be Hispanic ethnic wise.
Lies and nothing you named is a race. Prove to me black asian mestizo is a race.
@@johnDoe-yt4bx There are people that are a mix of all those three things.
@@johnDoe-yt4bx ever been to Argentina?
@@cheesychildhooddancescool3378 why?
@@cheesychildhooddancescool3378 why?
I am Hispanic American. My impression of my fellow Hispanics is that they are, probably, the ethnic group that works the most hours per capita. They buy homes disproportionately in their home countries (not me) and that's why they don't have high home ownership rates here in America. Our major downside is that we have a disproportionate number of criminals and corrupt politicians both here in America and in our home countries. I'm still proud of my fellow Hispanics, because there's a lot more of them who work long hours than who commit crimes. I work long hours too.
Yay ray ❤️
better to work hard, save money and invest if you want to live a better life and never take drugs brotherrr
Hispanics serve in the U.S military at high rates specifically Latino Hispanics
What are you talking about!? Hispanics are becoming home owners at a disproportionately high rate. Google it. Always getting higher on college rankings as well
@@QuantumNoir that is good news.
Did you know that Hot Cheetos was invented by a Mexican in California who was a Janitor when he brewed up the first Hot Cheetos ever. Now hes a renound Millionaire that helps out the Hispanic Latino community 🗺🇲🇽
Don't tell me that. Tell that to the hot cheeto girls.
I learned that was fake news.
That dude is awesome, my family loves hot Cheetos
This is America not mexico
Did you know i diddnt know that
Bout now you do
And now i do
It’s not surprising to me that all of the cities and states close to the Mexican border will have more Hispanics than anything else.
@Keith Busch my families puerto rican and my grandparents live in like a fully Hispanic community in the Bronx
@Keith Busch do you know what statistics are bro?
@@cheesychildhooddancescool3378 however NYC still has many residents if other cultures so it still could be less than what’s on the video
Yep, but i Will surprise you to tell you that Chicago Is the second city with More mexicans after Los Angeles.
@@gustavoperez5480 Today I just learned something new 😯
I grew up in Santa Ana, California and most of my friends were chicanos. I learned to curse in Spanish before English! I'm a white kid from New York originally.
Santa Ana is a tough town
FxTroop
Ahhh well 50 percent of mexico was taken by the usa! So yeah, the Hispanic culture has existed since Spain came over. we should not be suprice that Spanish is the 2nd most spoken language and Spaniards were the first Europeans in what is half of the us today!
Nick Johnson: Doesn’t use “Latinx”
Me: Smashes the like button
Simona la mona!
I love Speedy Gonzalez and hate the term LatinX so much.
Only people I’ve heard use the term Latinx are white progressives because no one else is that dumb to mispell the word “Latino”.
What is latinx?
@@BabySonicGT Millennial politically correct liberal non sense.
Dude I lost it when you popped up in a sombrero and fake mustache 😂😂😂
Yay
That's not a sombrero ....
Sadly, an unnecessary part of the video
Yeah, pretty tacky
I'm Hispanic.
And by that I mean I'm Korean American and have eaten enough Mexican and Cuban food to become Hispanic.
There are tons of Koreans in Tijuana, Mex, they mostly work in leadership roles at Korean multinational plants.
My hometown in California is mostly Mexican and Korean people, so this makes sense. I love spicy food and I’m white as it gets.
@@AslanKyoya1776 Funny enough, as I get older, my tolerance for spice has gone down. I still like spicy food once in a while, but my limit is probably habanero and scotch bonnet peppers lol.
your driving records says different story lol
Follow og del rancho channel
As a mexican I sure didn’t expect to see so many 90s commercials from my childhood on a video like this
I got you!
Facts 😂
@@elcuhangeltv there's something called univision dude
I don't think you're Mexican..Mexican is a Nationality not a race
@@elcuhangeltv Mexican is a Nationalty not a race
I live in the Dallas Tx area. I am not hispanic, I am of German ancestors. I know and like many Hispanic people. The thing about exercise is the Hispanic people work harder than anyone else. They do almost all road, roof, construction, and any other building jobs. Another thing is they get blamed with crime. El Paso Tx has the smallest crime rate of any large city in the US. If more people took the time to know the Hispanic people they would change their thinking.
They work so hard because they have no choice, this is not a noble metaphysical trait they have been abused and molded to material conditons.
Most construction workers are white (non Hispanic), but media loves ignoring that.
Also, as a Latino with a Mexican heritage, the idea of "work hard/harder" is terrible since that makes you a human exploit for corporations and government (no living quality).
I respect hard work, but most of the time, people saying "Mexican are hard workers" just like the cheaper pay for better quality work.
Also, not all Latino cities are "secured" like El paso. Many are "unsecured" like San Bernardino, Stockton, Albuquerque, or LA.
@@AngelicoCiudadFontana is the safest city in the Western Hemisphere. San Bernardino can not be blamed on Mexicans.
@bucktooth002
San Bernardino is 67% Leetino or Meexecans. Most of the violence and crimes in San Bernardino come from them.
One of the many reasons I wish I spoke Spanish is that Telemundo TV looks so ridiculously entertaining. And the TV’s always on at Albertoooooo’s.
Love it!! Soccer hopefully!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Doesn't Telemundo have Geraldo?
You'll also have the opportunity to watch and understand Caso Cerrado lol. From Telemundo too. It has some very crazy stories haha
I love the Hispanic culture. They always treat me like family. A lot , if not most of my Hispanic friends I served in the Army with. You talk about patriotic.
Hispanic culture??
We need to be all proud of where we came from. Never forget your roots and be more proud of been able to speak two languages.
Your Morals Value and Respect say it all.
Most of them also are very religious with so much Faith!
Thanks for sharing!
I used to speak Spanish and then I forgot it
@@NickJohnson 😂😂
@@NickJohnson You have to use it daily in SoCal. You just have to. No forgetting it here.
Puerto Rican neighbors and their families taught me Spanish
@@debradonley3825 . It now feels strange not hearing Spanish spoken in SoCal.
Man, that presentation had some real graphic art talent. That was enjoyable.
Lawrence, MA is 80% Hispanic, and our last three mayors have been Hispanic; I'm surprised it didn't make the list.
Being a Methuen native, I never had an issue with people from Lawrence, there is some tensions between the two cities though. Methuen has always been a wanna-be Andover, we're just a blue-collar town. Methuen resents Lawrence, Haverhill, Lowell and Dracut.
Dang way up there?
The city has a pretty high crime rate and has instabilities. No wonder is poorly managed...
Surprises me how many Hispanics like to live in cold weather cities especially when they prefer warm weather
@@OhNo_4mor4biden it’s always about jobs
Absolutely love their culture... speaking as someone who's grown up in a largely Hispanic area/city due to living in a border state. Plus they're great people and I mean... yeah :)
Yep
@Sprinks tu eres gringo?
@@waldoestrella7443 eres*
@yeet skeet ok
@@charlesgerety1403 hold up
there are many places in the country, mostly in the southwest, with names of Spanish origin. Florida and Louisiana also were at times under Spanish control
Louisiana was under French rule? France is Latin/Romance speaking too.
Spain governed the colony of Louisiana , from 1763 through March 1803, returning it to France for a few months before France sold it to the United States in the Louisiana Purchase of 1803.
Once again thank you for your very good and informative blog i acquired again some additional knowledge about that topic God bless always and keep safe to you and to everyone watching from Kuwait
Always
I’m Asian and I really fond of Hispanic people. They seem to be hard working and nice.
they also cook your food at any asian restaurant you go to
I am mexican and I love Asians beautiful smart people
@@Snowboy2015 lol
@@Snowboy2015 that's true lol
@@Snowboy2015 Any restaurant period lmao, can guarantee there's a Hispanic back there
Nice job, Nick! I have a doctorate in Bilingual Education (Spanish/English) and this professor gives your report a thumbs up!
technically, spanish should be the main language in the states with spanish names, like california, texas, florida, santa monica, new mexico and more, the americans imposed english by force, if that had not happened, the united states would be officially a bilingual country, Spanish-English, as happens with Canada with English and French
Commented before watching. My city of San Antonio better be on here!
Another great video Nick! Thank you!
I'd be shocked if Hialeah FL wasn't here.
Isn’t Hialeah like a Cuban city outside of Cuba?
@@jorgen1990 I think you meant to say "Havana,Cuba".
LA, Phoenix (Mexican), Springfield and Lawrence MA (Puerto Rican), Waukegan and Cicero IL (Mexican).
@Keith Busch yeah and that to
Lawrence is more Dominican than Puerto Rican
Miami Cubano !
@@dippydog21 Really ? Still Hispanic
@@dippydog21 still Hispanic though
Can you do a video on the most Italian cities in America ?
New York,new Jersey,Pennsylvania & Illinois.
Mainly in the northeast.
Just look up the cities in the US with the least potential to produce Varsity Athletes.
@@murphypendleton7967 NY, NJ, FL
@@Th3-3nd damn...the universe really is trying to remind me that I never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
Jeezalou Nick you did it again, made people aware what's going on. Bravo✌
Patti ❤️always
I always found it interesting how much more Hispanic LA is compared to San Diego....and San Diego is right on the border.
More job opportunities in Los Angeles so they migrated up there during the 80s and 90s.
@@mindibear That and I think Hispanics that work in SD can also opt to just live in Tijuana and commute.
Me too
@@malcorub I was just going to say that! I know people (who are Mexican) that work in SD and commute back and forth over the border from TJ every day. I almost did it myself. I'm white and Mexican mixed. I just don't want to sit in that long wait every day.
It has to do also with what we called the white falling
Great video. Thank you Nick!
Ok!
1:31 Lmaaaooooo your hilarious!!! You forgot to play Chalino Sanchez in the background!!
Hello Nick.. Good to see you again, love your videos.. Cheers.. 😊
HI SIMON
American cities that were originally Hispanic include
Los Angeles
San Fransisco
San Diego
San Jose, CA
El Paso, TX
St Augustine, FL
Amarillo, TX
Laredo, TX
Albuerqurque
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Las Cruces, NM
Miami, FL
Hialeah, FL
New Orleans
Mobile, AL
Biloxi, Misissippi
Houston
Dallas
Pensacola, FL
Jacksonville, FL
Corpus Christi, TX
Brownville, TX
Tucson, AZ
Phoenix, AZ
Tempe, AZ
University Park, NM
Tampa, FL
Orlando, FL
Key West, FL
Flagstaff, AZ
You are wrong
Most of those were Mexican states. Mostly states from Arizona, California, New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Nevada, and Utah.
We got Hispanics in Mobile,al ? Where? Lol
@@talitali48 no he’s right, lots of Spanish settlers built settlements throughout the Southwestern territories that would eventually be acquired by the United States of America. Hell there are museums stating this with sites, monuments and artifacts. St. Augustine is the first and oldest settlement in the US. Older than Jamestown itself. Try educating yourself sometime son. 🇺🇸
All those ares belonged to Indians before anyone else.
I love nicks passive-aggressive sarcasm. I’m dead😂😂😂
Hey Nick! Great video! This is Diane but I guess I’m yee now🤷🏻♀️ Have a great weekend!
Hi Diane!
Great video. The 5 Fs is right. LOL. Love the mustache amigo. Vaya con Dios.
Wow, what a wonderful collection of old advertisings! Nice video as always!
Throwback
The Nick Johnson version of Sabado Gigante.
SABADO GIGANTE
@@NickJohnson In that case, it should be NICK JOHNSON does SABADO GIGANTE. LOL
Sábado Gigante is from a chilean presentator not a mexican, he is Mario Ketzenberg
@@manueltapia1859 you mean Kreutzberger 🤣
@@jorgen1990 thanks I wasnt sure how is write. Saludos
Love Hispanic/Latin culture ❤❤❤whatever that means tho lol beautiful group of people; beautiful cultures, warm and loving family centered folks, awesome food, awesome music ❤ I love how Spain and Latin American countries shaped and helped build the United States too. I think I read somewhere that cowboys were traditionally Mexican and we got OUR cowboy culture from OG Mexican cowboys. Very cool.
Yes April 🤠
Yeah portuguese culture is awesome
There is still mexican cowboys rn in mexico
@Mongoose1981 it’s all interchangeable verbiage to a lot of Americans lol never meant insultingly but since everyone in the U.S. are descendants of people from other countries, naming and renaming and finding proper ethnic labels that aren’t insulting is pretty fluid here. I was raised using ALOT of different ethnic labels that were, at that time, what those particular groups asked to be labeled as.
Those labels are obsolete and sometimes rude now… it’s ever evolving but meant with respect I promise.
@Mongoose1981 I disagree. There’s nothing wrong with not losing your sense of self or identity in becoming a part of a larger group. I’m not communist sorry lol we are all, as human beings, very very different and those differences makes us beautiful.
Being a part of a larger group, proudly, while also maintaining your sense of personal identity is the hard part and also the most amazing. Americans are all different and wonderful and beautiful and all maintain their own sense of cultural identity while promoting a togetherness that really isn’t found anywhere else. We’re like the patches on a quilt…
Love this channel! Awesome video man keep up the great work! This shi always cheers me up
This has to be the trippyest book report yet! All the Spanish ads!
Glad to see Mappy isn't packing heat. You finally hide it?
No he just forgot about it
Muy buen trabajo Señor Nick :-)
I question the video footage used here @ 17:42, as being Laredo Texas. I live in Dallas, but been to Laredo and crossed border several times to Nuevo Laredo, I never seen no mountains in Laredo as you show in the video, maybe this is not Laredo ....
You did not mention that most of these cities used to be Mexico before, no wonder there is a high ¨Hispanic¨ population there. (with the exception of Miami of course).
miami and st agustine were spanish founded cities too , the whole peninsula used to be part of the Spanish empire , latinos always been here
"Use" they lost the war
it was not that way in-terms of population growth from 1810 to 1991
@@thetruthhurts131 it was purely a backstab, & force of entry.. Not a war, they were open with open arms just like the Native American.. So if someone were to godforbid totally take over your home, but build skyscrapers, & add security over the years.. you would agree that that is now their home? IT IS USA, but when the original bloodtypes that originally inhabited here come; people should be more understanding. I love & defend the US, but can’t deny the Original bloodlines that preserved the nature that still is being enjoyed today in the states (even though it’s being polluted & cut down)
@@rigoleum3273 The natives wasn't doing anything with the land anyways. Europeans came over, went to Africa and brought the Negro tribe in Africa and America become what it is today.
I used to live in Miami. Very fun. It would make sense that every 3 people out of a group of 10 is Cuban in Miami because my family and all my friends family's were Cuban or Nicaraguan.
Well if you don’t speak Spanish and have trouble communicating because people don’t speak English then that’s a problem..I’m all for the Spanish culture but let’s remember English is the national language
@@jamesmack3314 🤣🤣🤣
@@jamesmack3314 I understand but that’ll happen overtime.
Hmm, Florida, the whole Southwest and New York are gonna be here, I'm sure.
You're right
an la
New York??
Central Florida here, can confirm. Muchos residentes hispanos.
You forgot California
Great video, amigo!!! You brought back beautiful memories from Mexican 70s and 80s TV... As a matter of useless fact, I lived in Santa Ana in 1989 and attended Santa Ana High School then (Go Saints!!!)... After that I moved back to Mexico, then back to Colorado, and now back in Chihuahua, MX (just 4 hours south of El Paso). 😉 Keep up the good work with your videos! I love them. 🤘🏼
Cool!!
I love being Mexican American tbh ! Get the best from both worlds will always support them both 🇲🇽🇺🇸
If you was born in the USA 🇺🇸 you're American Mexican is a Nationality not a race..
@@doink2808 yes try applying for a good job with a Latino name and a Latino look and you will realize most people don't treat us as "Americans".
@josephjoshua8919
As long you have the skills and qualifications and look decent than you can get a fine job. But of course, if you're unqualified and have tattoos around your body (like several "Leetinos" i know) no one will risk hiring that.
@@doink2808American isn't a race either. He'd just be "Hispanic/Latino". If he wants to be referred to as "Mexican American" then so be it. 👍
I would add San Bernardino CA as an honorable mention
You keep saying that Hispanic is a race. Hispanic is an ethnicity, not a race.
Yep
You don't have to be so literal stfu
@@geekedmaxx
You should. Dont hate other people for correcting your laziness. Imagine calling french speakers a race. “What race are you? Oh i am a francophone”
Meh you can't win. The United States has so many different ethnic groups trying to blend and live together its no wonder there's no definite terms yet. Everyone wants to be 'American' but retain some sort of ethnic identity too. The kinks will work themselves out in time. Just enjoy the conversation.
I knew a korean vato back im day use to hang w us then started dressing like us and always wanted kik it w us in skool. We called him low eyez cuz the foo love pot and his would get even lower. He learned to speak very good spanish over the years he got married . Lives in mexico now though. It was nice to see someone transition into a different culture and was well recieved. I think anyone can be mexican/hispanic . Hey if yu feel it in your heart then thats what you are foo.
I’m from DC where the largest Salvadoran concentration is and I remember in high school there was a Vietnamese girl who was in MS 13 lol. She spoke Spanish and everything.
Happy Weekend Nick & Mappy💖💖💖
YOU TOO WANDA
Nice work
There’s a few Hispanics football players but historically Hispanics dominate baseball, Soccer, Boxing and Martial Arts.
Especially boxing and soccer!
@@Acadian.FrenchFry baseball has some good players like Venenzuela from Mexico, Lefty Gomez Mex-American, Clemente Puerto Rican, etc.
@@bryanarriaga7814 You're right. I'm just not really into baseball so I don't know as much about the players.
@@Acadian.FrenchFry We are also coming up in Martial arts too güey tenemos talento para combate artes marciales tambien.
@@bryanarriaga7814 I didn't realize we're also coming up in martial arts. I'm a girl so I am not as savvy about sports, but I have always been really into boxing, but am starting to like MMA too. I just don't know that much about it like I do boxing. I learned about boxing from my dad, we always used to watch matches together and talk about them. lol
Hialeah, Florida is full of Hispanics. It's like living in Cuba lol
Or Mexico👍🏼👍🏼
And Puerto Rican in the Orlando area.
Never been. Might have to make a trip over there.
Washington Heights, NYC is Dominican Republic 2.0.
I love Hialeah, probably the only place in Miami dade I’d actually want to live.
Thanks for posting on my birthday 🤩🎊
Aww I wish I knew I would have given you a shoutout ❤️ 🎂 🥳
@@NickJohnson 🥰🥰
Enjoyed your video as usual.....but I am confused about Juan, wasn't he shot in Memphis?
He was also captured and Mappy rescued him :) you're like numero uno in my book ❤️
@@NickJohnson back at ya big boy :)Gracias.
I'm of European descent, but I live a little over 20 mile from east L.A. Anywhere in SoCal, it helps you get hired if you are bilingual. Spanish and Cantonese are the preferred languages. I can speak enough Spanish to get by, so I'm well employed. I understand it even more. If you're not bilingual, you'll find it difficult to get anything but minimum wage jobs. That being said, my neighborhood is a mix of people of Hispanic, Latino, Asian, African, and European heritage. We all get along and it is a beautiful thing to see. I know it's not like that everywhere.
Mexicans can also be of European descent..?
@@tomsanchez7556 most are, I’ve come across a few who look ginger and pale and speak better Spanish than me. In my defense though I’m a multigenerational Hispanic native from a small town in Eastern Arizona not far from San Carlos Apache where my mom is from. Very conservative and patriotic. 🇺🇸 🪶
@@bryanitza-chulopez1658 i used to know a white thicc mexican chick who literally looked like a gringa born here 😭🤣
@@joselara371 there’s a good amount of Mexican chicks of European descent. I wouldn’t be surprised, good on you man. 👍
@@tomsanchez7556 Well cause a lot of Mexicans have some European blood from the Spanish...but they have indigenous blood too. Most are mestizos
Surprised Santa Paula, CA wasn't on there. It's a small town, but over 80% Hispanic. I lived there for years.
Yep
Nick put cities with more a 100K residents.
Ventura County has large Mexican-Latino population now in 2023!
Such interesting video thank you
Very informative video!
Always
The way you pronounced Hialeah made me spit out my coffee lmaoooo what a gringito :) nice video though I liked it
Hee uh laaaaaaaaaa
Lol....we said the same ...Nick is very .gringito😜
I mean you guys are gringos as well tho, since you are americans, at least the way we use the word gringo in mexico is to refer to anyone from the usa, regardless of their race, i know some south americans use it differently.
Edit
*Gringuito
Nick, does Mappy speak spanish? I think I once saw him in Salinas!
No he hates central california
the hispanic "Nicolas" johnson was very funny!
...or o muy gracioso!!! Lol
Nicolás Juárez *
Love the hat and mustache Johnson!
I'm wearing that for like 4 consecutive videos coming up
@@NickJohnson Awesome looking forward to it!
I absolutely love this! 😂❤️
Lately downtown Santa Ana has been much more artsy district than churros and piñata stores. 4th St has a brand new public food hall and there’s plenty of cute trendy bars to go drinking at too. I like that people from all ages can find something they enjoy!
Oh wow!! Really!? That's nice
Have you been there before?
I'd like to check it out some day!
The use of Spanish in the American continent precedes English by over a hundred years. Both languages have co-existed more or less in friendly terms for more than 400 years, and before the English settlers arrived, Spanish was the lingua franca in most of what today is the United States.
"Latino" is usually accepted as a synonym for "Latin American" although the word "Latin" just "Latin" without the "American" actually stands for both the Latin language and a person whose first language come from Latin... technically Italians, French, Portuguese, Brazilians, etc are linguistically "Latins".
That's why the term Hispanic is more accurate for some demographics. You just add Spain and that's it
Spain, French, Portuguese, Italian are not Native American people, they are European. Hispanic and Latino are US government terms to classify people from Spanish speaking countries for the Census Bureau. These classifications are not in use south of the United States border. Both terms are controversial because they have diverted from the actual Hispania and Latin . The US Census Bureau made up the classification which has only been in popular use for about twenty years in the United States promoted by Mexican mass migration to the US.
Exactly which increases the Latino population well above 80 million people and far above 25% of the US population making us the largest population in the United States.
@@red.river6575 Spain, French, Portuguese, Italian aren't Latinos, but they are Latins.
The parts with the spanish tv are wayyy too funny!!(I am from Santa Ana/Anaheim btw)
Cool!
I love Mexico and their people ...
And catholicism and alcoholics and music 🎶 🍺🍻
And noisiness also, that's bad for me because im one of the very few mexicans with nordic temper.
I agree Mexico the people the culture ,the food the whole thing is fantastic although they can be a little bit high on the machismo level
@@gustavoperez5480 not a quiet people
@@jamesmack3314 definitely not, you know most of my country people have that kind of hot latino blood who are constantly looking for someone ( even if they doesn't know them well ) to share their Sense of humor, if It is into a noisy way better for them. This Is why nordic temper mexicans like me find It wierd and also sometimes we struggle to be rounded by many of my beloved countrymen.
Great video Mr.Johnson:)
Okay!!
Great video brother.
👍
I'm surprised Langley Park or Wheaton MD didn't make the cut, them kick you out there town if U can't Speak Spanish
Im from central Texas, and remember I went to San Antonio with my high school band to see a jazz concert with Wynton Marsalis. I’ve never felt sooo out of place, even though I was Mexican. The people there were all very rich Mexicans, and I looked like I just got off the boat even though I’m a first generation Mx American.
Nick, I can't seem to find the percentage shown here for Miami. So . . what's the percentage? Muchisimas gracias, Amigo.
Can you make a video of Las Vegas and San Antonio pros and cons? I'm trying to do a comparison between the two. Thanks
Pick Vegas
@@NickJohnson I was thinking of Vegas, due to the housing prices and employment
@@NickJohnson Any particular reason why?
Cheech Marin said that once: someone asked him why there wasn't more work for Latino actors, so he said: "haven't you ever watched "COPS?"
I’m kind of surprised Denver CO did not make the list.
I never would have guessed Denver
Denver is about 30% Hispanic as of 2019. Colorado is about 22% Hispanic.
@@josephaugello1527 yes stay away from Commerce City and Aurora very crime ridden!
Hey Nick ... How are you man ??? .. Today's topic about Hispanic people... I want to say that I love Mexican food....(Arizona) has a great influence Hispanic heritage ... Overall it's good but they also have some issues .. don't want to discuss .. But i love your Alberto's ad.... Keep doing ... Be safe and healthy .... ✌️
You be safe and healthy too!
Love the videos
❤️ you
Can you please do one of the most Asian cities?
Already did it's coming out in a couple weeks
Hong Kong...I mean San Francisco
Hispanics are good boxers and MMA fighters you left them out of those sports, Oscar de la Hoya isn’t the only hispanic boxer in the history of hispanics.
About 1/3 or more of the USA’s claimed boxing champions are Mexican origin like ODLH, Pauline Ayala, Bobby Chacon, Fernando Vargas, Danny Romero etc
JOHNNY MI VIDA LOCA TAPIA 💯
ALBURQUERQUE NEW MEXICO is the Mecca of Hispanic/Chicano MMA fighters. Shout out to Jacksona Gym ✊🏼
You were right in your Closing Thoughts Nick.way too FEW people today(really!)are as positive as you and me.
Oh Mappy!!! That hat really suits you!!!
I have been subjected to identification of race since 1958, when I moved to this Country. You made the same mistake in your video when you called Hispanic a race. Just as there’s no United States race, there’s NO Hispanic race. We are as much, or more, of a melting pot than the USA. When you report on ETHNIC groups, please consider this. Its a common mistake, but, does not speak to having sufficient knowledge to write about us.
Here is a good thing to know. A Hispanic is someone who is mestizo, castizo, European, or native. Racially that is what a Hispanic can be. You have a minority black population that came from Africa, but in the sense if blood, they are not real Hispanics.
@@chornizonationalist3988 no, ecuatorial guinea is a hispanic country in west africa, they are as hispanic and black as anyone else
all overweight except for asians🤣
I been seeing the Asians getting fatter too tho
Brother, that TV shows from the eighties is like the sepia on photos of Mexico, it doesn't help much, but I appreciate the intention. A hug.
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The video in the background is NOT Laredo.
There are no mountains in Laredo, Tx. There's hills but no mountains, I know because I drive there often.
That neighborhood is probably in California.
Hispanics are also those who have Spanish surnames. Lets not forget that states like CA,TX, NM FL etc were full of hispanics at the time those states became part of the USA.
YEP
They still are.
What about native American people have Spanish surnames like Lopez, Hernandez, Ortega, Carranza, Zapata , Ramirez, most were. Born on the Rez
San Juan, Puerto Rico is the most hispanic city of the US
Technically, you are correct.
I’ve met several Puerto Rican soldiers stationed in fort bliss, El Paso, tx and i was surprised that some of them barely spoke any English. It was fun communicating as a Mexican w a Puerto Rican and learning each other’s slang.
Yea,, no shit!
Once again good content Nick J. 2:31
When is the NorthCal video comming, Nick?! 🙏😃😘
Sorry Mappy i was hanging out with juan. You can find me near Miami, I have no problem finding a cup of coffee here.
Do any of these cities have a Miguel’s bbq?
Thanks for the info
I like the video, tenía mucho que no oía al señor Jacobo Zabludovski y al programa infantil de Odisea Burbujas, con personajes como patas verdes (the frog) y pistachón zigzag (the hornet)....
Much of the USA was a part of Spain and later Mexico before the USA conquered it so it’s no surprise that certain cities have large Hispanic populations. The Hispanics enrich this country so much, grateful for their many contributions to our nation and culture.
I was hoping San Antonio would be on here. Everyone is super nice here. I feel close to the Hispanic culture being from Southern California originally. Julian Castro and his brother used to shop at my job a lot. Not a fan though.
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Lots of non Spanish speaking Hispanics in San Antonio. Most Hispanics are multigenerational Americans in SA.
@@malcorub AKA, Tejanos. The Tejano culture is so interesting with its music, food and unique Spanish dialect. It's a shame it's disappearing and not many people outside of the region know about it.
Move to Mississippi or Missouri you probably like being around blacks better since their Americans
@Edgar Miller Mississippi?
You are funny love youre channel