I remember celebrating the 4th of July as a kid in North Carolina. Whenever you heard the words "I got these in South Carolina" you knew the fireworks were going to be good.
as soon as you get to the south Carolinaborder there are huge fireworks stores.but try to use them ,and you will get ticketed and fined.its a setup to grab your money.wake up white people .
They have so many people shooting them off in Charlotte on the 4th and New Years eve they don't even ticket people. Now if you are stupid and blow your fingers off or start a fire then you might get one for being an idiot...
I live in South Carolina. To all travelers everywhere: stop coming to Myrtle Beach. It's trash. Myrtle Beach is not a good vacation destination. Stop telling your friends to come here.
I grew up from 1975-1985 spending every summer at my grandparents' home, who lived in Cherry Grove, NORTH Myrtle Beach. While we would do things on occasion in MB, the vibe is sooo much better, more laid back in NMB. I still go there and take my kids now. We avoid MOST of the tourist-y stuff in MB proper. But NMB, the BEACH itself, is SO much better!
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Mostly true. I live in SC and work in Charlotte. The roads around Charlotte are a mess. Some bad roads and lots of construction. SC finally raised the gas tax a little, which hasn't been raised since 1986. I'm not a fan of tax increases, but this one was necessary. We are now getting some roads fixed.
100% correct. Going into South Carolina is like going into a third world country. Not to mention when night falls down there every goes pitch black, and you can hardly see anything. South Carolina is one sketchy place
South Carolina declared war on the United States thereby starting the Civil War. I was born at Fort Jackson(Columbia) SC, raised in NC where my ancestors settled since 1680. I grew up in the foothills of NC. I went to college in Greensboro NC. Lived in Charlotte NC, Myrtle Beach SC, Waxhaw NC, and now in Rock Hill SC. My son lives in Asheville NC, which is a wonderful area but the cost of living in unbelievable bad. I think NC is better because it is more diverse.
Both Tennesee and NC struggled with the decision to secede. Tenn and NC both provided more troops to the Union than the other Southern states. Include 3 regiments of black Americans (the 1, 2nd and 3rd NC Volunteer Infantries) Also, NC lost had the highest death toll of soldiers during the war (at least, that is what NC says ;-) NC has the Devil's Tramping Ground and is the birthplace of the amazing Nina Simone, Thelonious Monk and Earl Scruggs....and Michael Jordan.
Is that not a fact taught in schools everywhere??? In South Carolina we all pretty much know that.. maybe our history need teachers just be dropping facts like that cause they think it is cool
Im from CA and i prefer NC over SC. Had a better vibe when going there. I also went to Raleigh with family to eat at this BBQ joint called “the pit”. That was the best fricken BBQ i’ve had
You missed a few facts, like how North Carolina was the last state to join the confederacy. And how the Wright brothers first flew in NC. Also, you missed the massive military presence in the Carolinas , I mean how can you miss Fort Bragg (Army, NC) and Paris Island (Marine, SC).
I moved to SC 30 years ago. I hate that all of these DAMN YANKEES are moving here! When they start bitching, I tell them to get on I-95 and head NORTH! I was from NY state a LONG time ago and I have no use for it and Im glad I left!
Mollie Andersen I live in the Lowcountry of SC and we're getting a lot of newcomers down here, too. And then all they complain about is why we're so different from up north. Why do businesses close at 6pm on Sunday? Why can't we buy liquor on Sunday? Why is it so hot and humid here? Why does the state shut down if we get snow and/or ice? My question to them is, why didn't they do research before they moved here? Google is your friend.
yeah fo to winston (local slang for Winston-Salem) instead.. its actually a good city unlike Charlotte with its high crime rate or Raleigh with is ridiculous traffic or Ashevill whith its general snobbiness
Wayne Montpetit You nailed it. Asheville used to be a nice weekend getaway spot from Charleston.... Then again the same could be said in reverse.... "We Full"
Okay but can we all agree that one of the nicest things about North Carolina is that we have 3 different regions meaning that you can go from the mountains to the beach in less than one day of driving
Yes, but the mountains of NC are a long drive from the Outer Banks and Cape Fear region! Western NC is actually much closer to the beaches of SC than the beaches of NC.
Could be that when I moved to area 25 years ago, the Carolina's ranked 49th and 50th in education. Maybe that's why he left it out. Neither state has done much to correct that.
My friend Jokingly states that SC has nicer welcome signs to make up for the road becoming garbage xD If you took away the road signs you could still tell by just how different the roads look
Even I-95 is noticeably different. I drive through both states often when traveling south, and I-95 is so smooth in NC. It takes a turn for the worse as soon as I hit SC.
I live in SC and often go to NC to visit family. Its weird bc you can FEEL a difference. Roads in Nc are better and overall the state has a more 'modern' feel, but SC, especially the coast and around lake murray is BEAUTIFUL. The weather in SC is also nicer I think. It feels calmer ig in SC
Me too. I visited the Charleston area which imo is my favorite region of SC. Unfortunately outside of some of the big cities, SC is relatively poor in comparison to NC. Also NC education is much better.
Yeah SC feels like that episode from the first season of Star Trek where they visit the hyperadvanced alien whose only seen earth from 900 light years away, is dressed like Sir Francis Drake and builds a stately manor from the 1400's to make them feel "at home". The people who live on the South of Broad are creepy, they're like confederate Adams Family.
@@eggroll6764 SC's pretty darn humid too. I've only lived in the Low Country, but the summers are simultaneously one of the most beautiful things you'll ever see and one of the most miserable things you'll ever feel.
I’m from North Carolina, I have to admit our neighbors to the South have some interesting history, and frankly Charleston is one of the most beautiful cities I’ve been to. I also think they’ve managed to retain their culture a little better than N.C. You really have to go into the sticks here to see some down home North Carolina life. With that being said, you have bigger cities in North Carolina, with major national events, high end shopping, sporting events, restaurants, etc. Both states compliment eachother well, and while I don’t mind paying a little more for gas to have nice roads, I’ll always get me some South Carolina gas when I go to Carowinds (only amusement park to be in two states), or to see my granny in York County. -Nick from the REAL Queen City.
In Charleston, there's a million nusince ordinences, and more bums than Durham. The free buses are an upper middle class "save the planet and reduce traffic by driving less and help the poor at the same time"-type invention, but the bus stops I saw were full of bums.
Yes, but as someone who lived in the Asheville area, I can confirm that the narrator saying "WHAT THE HELL, ASHEVILLE?!?!" is totally appropriate. Prices up there and even in the High Country area are so ridiculous, I ended up buying a place in Statesville because Charlotte has great job opportunities, but I sure as hell couldn't afford the mountains like I used to back in the mid-2000s.
There are so many freaking New Yorkers moving in to the east side of Charlotte, and that made housing prices get jacked up like crazy, but thankfully they are coming back down.
Hey, I'm from a county in SC just over the border. I've lived in Charlotte for 22 years now. It's great being from SC and living here. It's been fun. I don't want to hear any Yankees bitching about life down here!
1000 Subscribers With BS Content best team in America? Lmfaooo they play high school tier teams all year long until they get a shot at the national championship and it’s not fair because they are rested all year long come into it completely healthy
I've lived in different parts of North Carolina my whole life. I've been to 11 other states, and I haven't found anywhere that would remotely make me want to move out of NC.
Jayz1996 199x It just feels like home. I’ve always felt “out of place” elsewhere, like if I lived there, I’d never truly belong. I just love the people and scenery and general vibe of NC. Just my personal opinion, though.
@@its_ur_bro7382 nah man not rlly only way out in the country side/coastal plain regions but other than that all my years here in NC never once a got a racial slur. Trust me bro I work with so many bo’s and we always mess around.
True! Lol I was once stopped by a TV reporter at a SC firework warehouse for an interview. He asked if my cousin and I could comment on North Carolinians crossing the border to buy fireworks. I simply told him I was a native South Carolinian, loaded my hull, and drove away in my NC tag license plate SUV. 😂😂
Yes he is. Also from SC is Viola DAVIS, Chris Rock, Vanna White, Andy Dick. , Charlemagne tha God, Eartha Kitt, Darius Rucker, Etta James, Kristen Davis, Chadwick Bowman, Aziz Ansari, Lee Brice, Stephen Colbert, Leeza Gibbons, Nancy O'Dell, Jesse Jackson, young jezzy, Julie Roberts,
so is Chubby Checker. As you pass into my dad's town, Andrews, SC, you see that obligatory fact listed on the welcome sign lol. When you drive into North Myrtle Beach, you'll pass the 'home of Vanna White' sign, as well.
I mean yeah, Asheville is that cool, but the people that made us cool have been priced out of the housing market by the HOARDS of Floridians moving here.
KevDad Studios oh yes there is a difference. I live in upstate sc and i can say the highway is better well kept in nc than it is in sc. also it seems like road work just never ends on i85 in sc. now the landscape is pretty similar in both states
Brian Oh trust me. I grew up in a house where there’s a bunch of backroads. They’re in pretty bad condition. Trust me I’m not lying I’ve lived here my whole life. Potholes, cracks, rough pavement, you name it. I was driving from elberton ga and the road wasn’t too bad. Once I crossed the savannah river into anderson county that road was so rough and the pavement was so run down I could REALLY feel the roughness through the tires. I’m aware not all roads in SC are like this now, but a huge part of them are
@Matty Zee I agree im from nc (johnston county) and sc and nc are very similar when it comes to living outside of a city. Like you said I believe nc universities are the only real differencing factor as each city has a major school Wilmington-Uncw, Durham- Duke, Chapel Hill- UNC, Raleigh- Nc State, Asheville- App state, Greenville - ECU, etc. I too have noticed that NC tries very hard to come off as progressive and not so southern especially in college towns such as Chapel Hill or Asheville im just glad im not the only one who thought that.
North Dakota vs South Dakota Idaho vs Wyoming vs Montana London vs Dublin Louisiana vs Arkansas Mississippi vs Alabama Tennessee vs Kentucky Kansas vs Nebraska
I do agree that North Carolina is urbaner than South Carolina. Most of the cities in NC are centered in the Western/ Central part of the state which makes it easier to travel from one city to another in about 90 minutes. For example, Greensboro to Charlotte is approx 70 miles while Greensboro to Raleigh is approx the same. This is mainly because of NC's Interstate corridor systems like I 40, I 85, and I 77.
firstname lastname NC has four elite schools in Duke, UNC, Wake Forest, and Davidson. South Carolina has one decent school in Clemson; Winthrop, as well as ‘USC’, are mediocre at best. NC has one of the best University systems the country, South Carolina has one of the worst.
Aundria Cooper Premo you're so right. The developers are buying up their land and ruining the culture and beauty . It brakes my heart as I watch it happening, am powerless to stop it, and remembering haw it was is bittersweet.
I wish they would have too but correction, it's a culture of South Carolina, Georgia, and north Florida. And the culture is dying everywhere except for the area from Charleston down to Savannah. Those are the only two places where the influence is still heard and felt.
Charlotte is the biggest city because it consumed it's county in the 1990 and 2000's before the NC state government made that illegal. Raleigh boomed 10 years after but with the new law much of the growth was seen in bedroom communities in the suburbs of Raleigh which are other cities because Raleigh is not allowed to expand without permission. Wake County (Raleigh) and Meck County (Charlotte) have almost the exact population of 1 million. If you google map the cities in North Carolina you can see how weird the border are with lots of exclaves because of the law.
Charlotte metro is 2.6 million, Raleigh-Research Triangle metro is 2.2 million. 400,000 more. Depending on who you ask that significant or not significant.
Jacksonsville, FL did something more extreme (it literally took almost the entirety of its county). It is the largest city by area in the contiguous United States and with 892,062 people it is the 12th largest city by population in the US (bigger than Charlotte 859,035 and has about twice the area of Charlotte), even though its metro area is smaller than Charlotte's by 1 million
Did you hear about the fight on the NC/SC border?? A group of teens in both sides where fighting. The SC side started loosing so they tossed dynamite across at the NC side...... THEN the NC boys lit the fuses and tossed them back.....
I was born and lived my first 25 years in NC, and have lived the last 20 in SC. There's more of a drastic difference between eastern and western NC, and the coast and the rest of SC than there is between the two states. I consider both states home, but they also both embarrass me on a regular basis.
As someone who lives in NC this is so spot on. The mountains are probably my favorite part of the area. Seriously, if you’ve never been to Mt Mitchell or even Crowders Mountain check it out. Beautiful.
I’m a South Carolinian who was born in and currently lives in Georgia. You should compare those two! They have a lot more in common than most folk realize. Btw, I’m a fan of your channel. Keep up the good work!
I really appreciate you talking about the Carolinas. I waited for you to do them after I seen the videos about oregon and washington and nevada and utah.
As someone who grew up near Charlotte. I can tell you I don't remember any tornadoes, Asheville is an overprice hole in the wall, and going to Carowins (amusement park that is on the boarder) to ride coasters, and pick up fireworks before heading back north is something we always did as kids. So overall goodvideo about the state I love.
My wife, kids, & I recently moved from Clearwater, Fl to NC. And I must say we love it here. I was born and raised in the Tampa Bay area and it will always be home to us. But the cost of living, and the amount of people moving to the area is getting to be way too much. And not to mention the heat is unbearable now in the summer months. You really only have two seasons in Fl hurricane season & love bug season. No need to worry about cold weather because it’s hot & humid ALL YEAR LONG!!! Don’t get me wrong it’s hot & humid here in NC but but it cools off at night and there is a winter season here. My was able to see snow for her first time this year. It was priceless to see the joy and happiness on her face when she was finally able to see snow.
People are nicer, weather is more moderate versus SC, roads are better. I lived in Columbia, SC. It's like 95F at 900 am and humid as hell. NC is humid as well. More things to do in NC but Charleston is really nice
@@fdrisgreat "People are nicer in NC" Absolutely false. NC has no southern hospitality like places like Charleston or Hilton head. But NC people sure have their....southerness.....that's for sure.
Matthew Blue :( What if I like SC and want to live there. And I'm not even from NC I'm from Connecticut. So can I live there? Or will I not be accepted 😔
Pretty close to true. NC is definitely upper south. SC is really its own special kind of south, especially the Low Country. In fact, I would go so far as to say that every part of the South (except Texas and Louisiana) is basically on a spectrum of Charleston Appalachia culturally. Some parts of the south are like 80% Appalachia and 20% Charleston, other parts are like 50-50, and all of the cultures in the South are basically some percentage of each. Deep South would be like 50% Appalachia, 50% Charleston. Upper South ranges from 0-10% Charleston, and 90-100% Appalachia. Low Country is 100% Charleston.
Oh my god I feel you Tom Richey. I’m from SC and watching the weather channel and just talking to people not from SC it honestly seems like people just like to think SC doesn’t exist or is basically NC
Born in NC and residing currently in SC. No one outside the state of SC believes SC bbq is better than NC bbq - especially EASTERN NC bbq. Just #facts 😉
As a native Carolinian, I can say that they are both extremely similar states but NC currently has more transplants moving to the Urban areas which is good for our economy, but not our culture. SC will be dealing with the same thing soon.
There's no special relationship between the Carolinas. Most people in NC see South Carolina the same way they see Virginia or Tennessee. Just another state.
sweetwater88 I disagree, SC is my second favorite state besides the state in which I reside, NC. We have so much in common I fact I wish we were just one Carolina instead of being split.
Brian Stewart You also moved from the Pee Dee region to the western piedmont. If you would’ve moved to the Pee Dee region of N.C. (ex Rockingham, Lumberton, Whiteville) you would’ve found more similarities.
jerry dickerson the only parts of N.C. that are liberal is the Triangle, Asheville, and Greensboro, and that’s because of carpetbaggers. Every where else is stone cold conservative.
I love living in SC because it’s got everything like Mountains, Hills, Forest, Fields, swamps, giant cool clay deposits that have a dirt rock slide you adventure in with your cousins, we produce the most nuclear energy per capita, I mean I live like 10 minutes from a nuclear plant and I’m rambling.
North Carolina is like the entire United States in one state. Coast, mountains, rural, cities. It's also a swing state and one of the most populated states
I live in South Carolina and have been to North Carolina several times. My favorite difference is a slight difference in accent. NC have accents identical to ones in Mr. Beast's videos, while SC has a lot more of an accent like Richey seen at the end of the video. It's subtle but you notice it when you live here.
North Carolinian here, I am training to be a real estate agent and we are very glad to see you move in just be search to visit my church at least one sunday and learn your mam's and sir's lol.
North Carolina declared independence from England three times: Mecklenberg County declared independence May 20, 1775 And the Halifax Resolve declared independence April 12, 1776. Those are the two dates on the North Carolina flag, and also why some North Carolina license plates say "first in freedom." The last one was obviously July 4, 1776, when all of the United States declared independence.
Thank you so much for sharing with us! You see I live in North Carolina, specifically on the coast near Wilmington. One place that my family loves to go to in North Carolina is New Bern. New Bern is such a nice place and it’s full of history. It even was the birthplace of Pepsi!
I live in NC but do a tremendous amount of work in SC. The two states are different but still very similar. I think most people in NC feel a bond with the people of SC and vice versa. When I cross the border into SC, it still feels familiar which is a much different feeling than when I cross the border to our north - sorry VA.
I live in North Carolina and i'ts AMAZING! The waterfront views are awesome, plus of course the bigger economy and lower crime rate. But if you were going to live here, then live in the eastern part near the ocean. I might stay here for my entire life
I live in Raleigh, NC & I think this video is spot on! I also just finished watching the Nebraska/Kansas video and I really like that one also as I am planning a trip to both states before I even seen the videos. Particularly Kearney. I have been all around Kansas but never been there, thx for the info!
I was born and raised in NC about an hour from Raleigh. I met my to be husband in college and moved in SC where we have lived for the past 50 years! There are positive and negatives to most states and this video is probably pretty accurate. I prefer the mountains of NC and the beaches of SC. The cost of living(now a senior citizen) in SC is overall much less. Homes cost less...taxes are less for sure. Overall...you could not pay me to go back to living in NC. I do love Asheville and that area though and would love to have a second home there. Charleston is not the only beautiful city in SC. We have done a better job of retaining our culture. Some parts of SC feel like you are going back in time. I love it here and the landscape is gorgeous.
Nice comment... My wife and I are moving from the West and I was looking at Cary, Raleigh Durham but that is gotten more expensive the last couple of years. Liked Greenville Downtown but the suburbian cities around there so so,, What do you think of the North Augusta or Aiken. I am almost 60 and still working and like to gravel and mtb and whole foods and trader joes etc for the wife. Like getting locals opinions. Thank you in advance.
My home state: more fun facts 1. We have one of the largest US military base in the country, Fort Bragg 2. We have a thriving high tech economy particularly the Research Triangle Park or RTP 3. We are the largest financial center of the US outside of NYC
In the 1700s, North Carolina was called “a vale of humility between a mountain of conceit and deceit.” Meaning North Carolina was the modest and most independent-minded colony, considering it was between the two aristocratic colonies of Virginia and South Carolina- the mountains of conceit & deceit. You can decide.
Rhett and Link from Good Mythical Morning are also from North Carolina. And the late, great Chadwick Boseman was from South Carolina, as am I. 💜 Great video!
Which is better? North Carolina or South Carolina?
Mr. Beat Overall, North Carolina is better but South Carolina has its own charm.
They both have their pluses and minuses, I don't see one being better than the other.
South Carolina
North Carolina cause I live there only about 100yds from the South Carolina border literally, but still North is more successful economically
North Carolina...
I remember celebrating the 4th of July as a kid in North Carolina. Whenever you heard the words "I got these in South Carolina" you knew the fireworks were going to be good.
The fireworks in NC suck but true
as soon as you get to the south Carolinaborder there are huge fireworks stores.but try to use them ,and you will get ticketed and fined.its a setup to grab your money.wake up white people .
@@burtshort9900 Its llegal to bring fireworks from South Carolina to North carolina
Brisa Munoz try to set them off at the grand strand and see what happens.
They have so many people shooting them off in Charlotte on the 4th and New Years eve they don't even ticket people. Now if you are stupid and blow your fingers off or start a fire then you might get one for being an idiot...
As a person living in North Carolina so close to South Carolina, once you cross the border you can tell there is a difference
As someone who lives close to the NC border, I can't, but maybe I haven't been to NC enough yet
South Carolina has a different "feel," so I know exactly what you mean. North Carolina native here.
The roads in South Carolina are worse. Also- lots of difference in signage and how much the states put into their appearance.
I hate to admit it but NC does look better. But I was 3 hours from ATL being born in Columbia, SC until I moved to Fairhaven, Massachusetts.
Who goes to Dillon/Hamer South of the Border?
I live in South Carolina. To all travelers everywhere: stop coming to Myrtle Beach. It's trash. Myrtle Beach is not a good vacation destination. Stop telling your friends to come here.
Fr, so many better beaches, the water us so muddy from the clay
I grew up from 1975-1985 spending every summer at my grandparents' home, who lived in Cherry Grove, NORTH Myrtle Beach. While we would do things on occasion in MB, the vibe is sooo much better, more laid back in NMB. I still go there and take my kids now. We avoid MOST of the tourist-y stuff in MB proper. But NMB, the BEACH itself, is SO much better!
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@Derek Placeholder We go to Isle of Palms
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“Welcome to Carowinds!”
“Where the Carolinas come together!”
It's fun standing on the state line. One foot in NC one in SC. That's life in the Carolinas.
Rochelle Reynoldson Yeah, it really is. I also really like the rides
@@brandonkim8633 I saw some GREAT concerts at Carowinds, too! Will never forget seeing INXS open for the Go-Go's. It was awesome!
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You know when you drive into SC because as soon as you cross the border the roads get considerably worse
Mostly true. I live in SC and work in Charlotte. The roads around Charlotte are a mess. Some bad roads and lots of construction. SC finally raised the gas tax a little, which hasn't been raised since 1986. I'm not a fan of tax increases, but this one was necessary. We are now getting some roads fixed.
100% correct. Going into South Carolina is like going into a third world country. Not to mention when night falls down there every goes pitch black, and you can hardly see anything. South Carolina is one sketchy place
@@MortalKombat033 Sketchy is quite exaggerated... I moved here from S. FL 9 years ago and have been happier here, so it's all relative.
I can't agree more.
Lindsey All Facts. SC roads are garbage. Just like the state.
Random fact: South Carolina was the first state to leave the union while North Carolina was the last state to leave the union.
TheLurkingBunny I think there were second to last
South Carolina declared war on the United States thereby starting the Civil War. I was born at Fort Jackson(Columbia) SC, raised in NC where my ancestors settled since 1680. I grew up in the foothills of NC. I went to college in Greensboro NC. Lived in Charlotte NC, Myrtle Beach SC, Waxhaw NC, and now in Rock Hill SC. My son lives in Asheville NC, which is a wonderful area but the cost of living in unbelievable bad. I think NC is better because it is more diverse.
Both Tennesee and NC struggled with the decision to secede. Tenn and NC both provided more troops to the Union than the other Southern states. Include 3 regiments of black Americans (the 1, 2nd and 3rd NC Volunteer Infantries) Also, NC lost had the highest death toll of soldiers during the war (at least, that is what NC says ;-) NC has the Devil's Tramping Ground and is the birthplace of the amazing Nina Simone, Thelonious Monk and Earl Scruggs....and Michael Jordan.
Is that not a fact taught in schools everywhere??? In South Carolina we all pretty much know that.. maybe our history need teachers just be dropping facts like that cause they think it is cool
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I live in NC but when 4th of july comes around EVERYONE goes down to south carolina to buy fireworks
Im from CA and i prefer NC over SC. Had a better vibe when going there. I also went to Raleigh with family to eat at this BBQ joint called “the pit”. That was the best fricken BBQ i’ve had
If this is not the truth, I do not know what is. My family had always brought firework from SC.
Mya Janye yeah, I found some sparklers that is about 3 1/2 feet long in South Carolina
Nate the Grape that’s not a firework lmao
Liam McDaniel did I say it was?
As a North Carolinian, it’s pronounced “Apple-atch-en” not Apple-a-shun.
"App ah Lay Chee uh" - some lady on an episode of cops
As a South Carolinian I agree
Thank you for this, I hate it when people pronounce Appalachian like that, it doesn't even make sense
Ikr people always say it wrong I'm from sc and I say it right and I'm only 10
I never realized this until now 😳
You missed a few facts, like how North Carolina was the last state to join the confederacy. And how the Wright brothers first flew in NC. Also, you missed the massive military presence in the Carolinas , I mean how can you miss Fort Bragg (Army, NC) and Paris Island (Marine, SC).
Cant forget Fort Jackson in SC and Camp lejuine in NC.
Yesss sir I have a brother who went to the boot camp in SC and he is now in California living his life btw he is a marine
In North Carolina there is also, Camp Lejeune, New River Air Station, Cherry Point MCAS, Pope AFB, Seymour Johnson AFB.
@@SDguy3030and Fort Bragg!
and Topsail/Surf City, NC!
I’m from NC and it’s insane how many people are moving in. They constantly say we are so nice but the complain we are not like the north.
I moved to SC 30 years ago. I hate that all of these DAMN YANKEES are moving here! When they start bitching, I tell them to get on I-95 and head NORTH! I was from NY state a LONG time ago and I have no use for it and Im glad I left!
Lmao I’m from Europe and I feel what you mean except over here people come from the third world then complain
@@barker940 do I count as a Yankee if I'm coming from Missouri? Plan on moving sometime next year to Charlotte.
joey ledford Charlotte is good!! I’m from eastern NC and anything east of Raleigh there isn’t much to do (besides the beaches).
Mollie Andersen I live in the Lowcountry of SC and we're getting a lot of newcomers down here, too. And then all they complain about is why we're so different from up north. Why do businesses close at 6pm on Sunday? Why can't we buy liquor on Sunday? Why is it so hot and humid here? Why does the state shut down if we get snow and/or ice? My question to them is, why didn't they do research before they moved here? Google is your friend.
If you're a hipster, and you want to move to Asheville - sorry, it's already reached its hipster quota!
yeah fo to winston (local slang for Winston-Salem) instead.. its actually a good city unlike
Charlotte with its high crime rate or Raleigh with is ridiculous traffic or Ashevill whith its general snobbiness
@@jerrymcweston3510 I am from Raleigh and the traffic is bad, but at the same time, we have RTP.
Asheville: A plastic wannabe version of San Francisco
@@waynemontpetit8181 Truth.
Wayne Montpetit
You nailed it.
Asheville used to be a nice weekend getaway spot from Charleston.... Then again the same could be said in reverse....
"We Full"
Okay but can we all agree that one of the nicest things about North Carolina is that we have 3 different regions meaning that you can go from the mountains to the beach in less than one day of driving
South Carolina has 4 different regions.
California
Yes, but the mountains of NC are a long drive from the Outer Banks and Cape Fear region! Western NC is actually much closer to the beaches of SC than the beaches of NC.
@@cringeginge7663California blows ass tho
You can get from Charleston, SC on the coast the Blue Ridge Mountains of western NC in 4 hours. Yeehaw.
North Carolina is better because we have Mr. Beast
We had angry grandpa rip
Y e s.
Sadly yes
Curtis Flefingshire but south Carolina had speaker knockers
Seth Turner wow you’re a hypocrite
You left out higher education and the research triangle. Pretty major difference.....
That is a terrorist wasteland more than Afghanistan
Could be that when I moved to area 25 years ago, the Carolina's ranked 49th and 50th in education. Maybe that's why he left it out. Neither state has done much to correct that.
@ I think you're referring more to states like California and New York. More misery there
@@mdyoung1971 According the US News and World Report North Carolina ranks 25th in the nation in education and 18th overall.
@ The RTP?!? Where do you get this stuff?
South Carolina also does not require vehicle inspections! However the roads in SC are NOTICEABLY worse than in NC.
That explains a lot.
My friend Jokingly states that SC has nicer welcome signs to make up for the road becoming garbage xD
If you took away the road signs you could still tell by just how different the roads look
Even I-95 is noticeably different. I drive through both states often when traveling south, and I-95 is so smooth in NC. It takes a turn for the worse as soon as I hit SC.
If you wanna see traffic go to Atlanta
Its Neight Yeah, when I cross the border (I live really close to it), you can tell you’re in SC when you cross the border.
I live in SC and often go to NC to visit family. Its weird bc you can FEEL a difference. Roads in Nc are better and overall the state has a more 'modern' feel, but SC, especially the coast and around lake murray is BEAUTIFUL. The weather in SC is also nicer I think. It feels calmer ig in SC
Me too. I visited the Charleston area which imo is my favorite region of SC. Unfortunately outside of some of the big cities, SC is relatively poor in comparison to NC. Also NC education is much better.
Yeah SC feels like that episode from the first season of Star Trek where they visit the hyperadvanced alien whose only seen earth from 900 light years away, is dressed like Sir Francis Drake and builds a stately manor from the 1400's to make them feel "at home". The people who live on the South of Broad are creepy, they're like confederate Adams Family.
I don’t know if it’s better or worse in SC, but NC summers are super humid.
@@eggroll6764 SC's pretty darn humid too. I've only lived in the Low Country, but the summers are simultaneously one of the most beautiful things you'll ever see and one of the most miserable things you'll ever feel.
I’m moving to SC and I know it’s nothing compared to living in NYC but I still gotta find a way to enjoy the south
I’m from North Carolina, I have to admit our neighbors to the South have some interesting history, and frankly Charleston is one of the most beautiful cities I’ve been to. I also think they’ve managed to retain their culture a little better than N.C. You really have to go into the sticks here to see some down home North Carolina life. With that being said, you have bigger cities in North Carolina, with major national events, high end shopping, sporting events, restaurants, etc. Both states compliment eachother well, and while I don’t mind paying a little more for gas to have nice roads, I’ll always get me some South Carolina gas when I go to Carowinds (only amusement park to be in two states), or to see my granny in York County.
-Nick from the REAL Queen City.
In Charleston, there's a million nusince ordinences, and more bums than Durham. The free buses are an upper middle class "save the planet and reduce traffic by driving less and help the poor at the same time"-type invention, but the bus stops I saw were full of bums.
I live in Charleston. Glad ya enjoy it.
I'm from Charlotte also
@@The_Velvet_Vixen Get me out of Chas. I was born here and it has turned bad.
Go to Durham. That will change your mind on the history portion.
I'm of Cuban descent but born and raised in Charlotte. Moved to the rural mountains of NC 15 years ago and will never leave this beautiful area.
Love the mountains there, going to college there in a few months
My grandparents live in Waynesville/Asheville and I’m visiting for spring break and it is so beautiful here
I don’t know why but there are so many Cubans in N.C. including my family and my best friend
Yes, but as someone who lived in the Asheville area, I can confirm that the narrator saying "WHAT THE HELL, ASHEVILLE?!?!" is totally appropriate. Prices up there and even in the High Country area are so ridiculous, I ended up buying a place in Statesville because Charlotte has great job opportunities, but I sure as hell couldn't afford the mountains like I used to back in the mid-2000s.
TiredPidgeon yo I’m from waynesville
There are so many freaking New Yorkers moving in to the east side of Charlotte, and that made housing prices get jacked up like crazy, but thankfully they are coming back down.
Oh I know lol. To be honest, each is very distinct, yet very different and I'm equally happy in either one
I read this in a country accent
living in the east side of charlotte is not nice lol, Ballantyne/ Blakney is a lot much nicer
if u think its bad on the east side, you should come down to gastonia. 5 out of my 9 neighbors are from New York lmao.
Hey, I'm from a county in SC just over the border. I've lived in Charlotte for 22 years now. It's great being from SC and living here. It's been fun. I don't want to hear any Yankees bitching about life down here!
"Why are there two Carolinas? Why they gotta be all separate and stuff?" Because Carowinds
😂
@@TFDStudios r u a lizard
Put it like this North Carolina for Basketball and South Carolina for Football !
1000 Subscribers With BS Content best team in America? Lmfaooo they play high school tier teams all year long until they get a shot at the national championship and it’s not fair because they are rested all year long come into it completely healthy
Someone's mad that we're not in the sec 🤣
You an ohio state fan?
Deal
May the Lord your God bless you all with the gift of and eternity through believing in him the Son Christ Jesus! (Share the Gospel around the world!)
I’m from North Carolina and currently live in South Carolina and all of this is true. Very good work.
These comments always mean a lot. Good to hear!
@@iammrbeat Which Carolina do you think is the better Carolina then?
How could you move from the best state to the worst
Puff The dragon I did the exact opposite, born in upstate SC but moved to the western NC mountains.
Do you know if they really had colored trees, or is that a photoshop? 3:39
Awesome video, Mr Beat!!!! You rock... with a great beat : )
Haha thanks!
I've lived in different parts of North Carolina my whole life. I've been to 11 other states, and I haven't found anywhere that would remotely make me want to move out of NC.
Why??????
I live in NC and have NOT been to any other countries, Why is it so good here?? Explain
Jayz1996 199x It just feels like home. I’ve always felt “out of place” elsewhere, like if I lived there, I’d never truly belong. I just love the people and scenery and general vibe of NC. Just my personal opinion, though.
@@BarChordA I live in Charlotte but "From/Born in Chapel Hill"
What part of NC are you in?
Jayz1996 199x Lived in Raleigh for the past nine years, then bought a house in Mebane six months ago. I work in Durham.
@@BarChordA at first I was like oh great another hatter but when I saw your response to onyx I realized ok so he just feels at home at nc
North Carolina for the win! NC has a better and growing upper middle class tech population. The Research Triangle.
Donovan used to live in Cary the research triangle park area is honestly best place to live in nc especially Cary
@@Chitown18 Hell yeah Cary
But-but were still good right?
@@Chitown18 this is really ironic to hear. Growing up in North Carolina I've always heard negative things about Cary
@@Chitown18 that or around Statesville since it is about 30-45 mins from hickory, winston Salem, Concord, and Charlotte.
What I liked the most about North Carolina is the beautiful mountains you see everyday and the lovely people you meet
True
I liked the houses and the countryside in NC.
I live in the Piedmont side of NC but when i wen to the mountains.....IT WAS SOO PRETTY
@@its_ur_bro7382 nah man not rlly only way out in the country side/coastal plain regions but other than that all my years here in NC never once a got a racial slur.
Trust me bro I work with so many bo’s and we always mess around.
@@its_ur_bro7382 Fact check: FALSE, every state has it's racists just like every country.
True! Lol I was once stopped by a TV reporter at a SC firework warehouse for an interview. He asked if my cousin and I could comment on North Carolinians crossing the border to buy fireworks. I simply told him I was a native South Carolinian, loaded my hull, and drove away in my NC tag license plate SUV. 😂😂
hahahahahaha
"wouldn't you like to know, weather boy"
Let me guess everyone clapped?
Fun Fact: James Brown is from South Carolina.
Fun Fact: Bumpy Johnson was from Charleston
Fun fact my dad is kinda famous in Greenville sc
Yes he is. Also from SC is Viola DAVIS, Chris Rock, Vanna White, Andy Dick. , Charlemagne tha God, Eartha Kitt, Darius Rucker, Etta James, Kristen Davis, Chadwick Bowman, Aziz Ansari, Lee Brice, Stephen Colbert, Leeza Gibbons, Nancy O'Dell, Jesse Jackson, young jezzy, Julie Roberts,
so is Chubby Checker. As you pass into my dad's town, Andrews, SC, you see that obligatory fact listed on the welcome sign lol. When you drive into North Myrtle Beach, you'll pass the 'home of Vanna White' sign, as well.
And Chris Rock was given the key to the city of my hometown, Georgetown, SC. Apparently, it's his, as well
I mean yeah, Asheville is that cool, but the people that made us cool have been priced out of the housing market by the HOARDS of Floridians moving here.
In SC we call those Floridians "Halfbacks" because there're halfway back to NY.
Planet 9 Same.
Asheville is wayyyyy too much like Seattle or other northwestern cities. Love NC but I wouldn't live in Asheville.
Planet 9 here in the foothills we call them Floridiots. They constantly clog the roads during leaf peeper season.
LW Patch Tell me about it😂
New York vs. New Jersey
North vs. South Korea
U.S vs. Canada
Texas vs. California
Florida vs. California
All terrific suggestions. Thank you.
North Korea is Best Korea
Mr. Beat I'd say if u do NJ do south jersey vs north jersey
West Virginia vs Virginia
Nah. Texas vs. Oklahoma.
Drive North on 85 to North Carolina from South Carolina.... You'll see the difference. NC is way nicer.
KevDad Studios oh yes there is a difference. I live in upstate sc and i can say the highway is better well kept in nc than it is in sc. also it seems like road work just never ends on i85 in sc. now the landscape is pretty similar in both states
Brian Oh trust me. I grew up in a house where there’s a bunch of backroads. They’re in pretty bad condition. Trust me I’m not lying I’ve lived here my whole life. Potholes, cracks, rough pavement, you name it. I was driving from elberton ga and the road wasn’t too bad. Once I crossed the savannah river into anderson county that road was so rough and the pavement was so run down I could REALLY feel the roughness through the tires. I’m aware not all roads in SC are like this now, but a huge part of them are
@Matty Zee I agree im from nc (johnston county) and sc and nc are very similar when it comes to living outside of a city. Like you said I believe nc universities are the only real differencing factor as each city has a major school Wilmington-Uncw, Durham- Duke, Chapel Hill- UNC, Raleigh- Nc State, Asheville- App state, Greenville - ECU, etc. I too have noticed that NC tries very hard to come off as progressive and not so southern especially in college towns such as Chapel Hill or Asheville im just glad im not the only one who thought that.
Depends. NC is cleaner but nothing in America really compares to S.C. coast. If anything maybe California or Florida.
@@jermen5137 Cali and Florida may have them beat in beaches, but South Carolina has them beat on the price 5 times over.
As a NC resident who's been across the NC/SC border hundreds of times; You absolutely nailed it.
North Dakota vs South Dakota
Idaho vs Wyoming vs Montana
London vs Dublin
Louisiana vs Arkansas
Mississippi vs Alabama
Tennessee vs Kentucky
Kansas vs Nebraska
London and Dublin! I really like that suggestion. But I also want to do London and Paris.
Mr. Beat Virginia vs West Virginia?
Idaho vs Wyoming vs Montana
Nipun Sharma Nebraska vs Kansas doesn't seem like a great comparison. I think Kansas vs. Paraguay would make more sense.
Darth Cookie even though Kansas and Paraguay are about 6000 miles away from each other
I do agree that North Carolina is urbaner than South Carolina. Most of the cities in NC are centered in the Western/ Central part of the state which makes it easier to travel from one city to another in about 90 minutes. For example, Greensboro to Charlotte is approx 70 miles while Greensboro to Raleigh is approx the same. This is mainly because of NC's Interstate corridor systems like I 40, I 85, and I 77.
Exactly
North Carolina has two of the best Men's Basketball Teams North Carolina and Duke. South Carolina has one of the best College Football Teams Clemson.
Tigers Pride
NC has better colleges
um no South Carolina has clemson
So who cares?
and East Carolina
The original USC and Clemson. And Winthrop. NC colleges are a joke.
firstname lastname NC has four elite schools in Duke, UNC, Wake Forest, and Davidson. South Carolina has one decent school in Clemson; Winthrop, as well as ‘USC’, are mediocre at best. NC has one of the best University systems the country, South Carolina has one of the worst.
Wow NC.
Creator of Pepsi
Mr beast lives here
Made planes
Great Mountains
Good homes :)
Juliani Marmol Ohio made plains, right?
Ohio was the birthplace of aviation. They just flight first in NC.
Good mountains. Great is a stretch
you forgot sun drop. one of the best sodas ever.
You have the fucking hornets the Charlotte hornets they suck plus we got Clemson and coastal Carolina and gamecocks
Wish you touch on the Gullah Geechee culture of the Carolinas
Yes!!
Definitely!
Sadly, a dying culture, as industry tries to force people off the sea islands. I hope they continue to fight it. It's a culture worth protecting.
Aundria Cooper Premo you're so right. The developers are buying up their land and ruining the culture and beauty . It brakes my heart as I watch it happening, am powerless to stop it, and remembering haw it was is bittersweet.
I wish they would have too but correction, it's a culture of South Carolina, Georgia, and north Florida. And the culture is dying everywhere except for the area from Charleston down to Savannah. Those are the only two places where the influence is still heard and felt.
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
I live in Charlotte, which is on the border with SC and dang the gas gets cheaper
Icy Eevee my mom always gets gas near Carowinds we live in south charlotte
Dude I live close to you I live in belmont
Shopping is better in Charlotte
Speed limits go higher too! They'll slap a 60 on a narrow road with no shoulder in South Carolina!
Charlotte is the biggest city because it consumed it's county in the 1990 and 2000's before the NC state government made that illegal. Raleigh boomed 10 years after but with the new law much of the growth was seen in bedroom communities in the suburbs of Raleigh which are other cities because Raleigh is not allowed to expand without permission. Wake County (Raleigh) and Meck County (Charlotte) have almost the exact population of 1 million.
If you google map the cities in North Carolina you can see how weird the border are with lots of exclaves because of the law.
Very good point, and thanks for bringing that up.
Charlotte metro is 2.6 million, Raleigh-Research Triangle metro is 2.2 million. 400,000 more. Depending on who you ask that significant or not significant.
Jacksonsville, FL did something more extreme (it literally took almost the entirety of its county). It is the largest city by area in the contiguous United States and with 892,062 people it is the 12th largest city by population in the US (bigger than Charlotte 859,035 and has about twice the area of Charlotte), even though its metro area is smaller than Charlotte's by 1 million
another youtube commenter I'm from NYC. I always HATE reading about Jacksonville Florida.
Yo I live in Charlotte
Both North Carolina and South Carolina are wonderful states.
but one has a better greenville
@@ygnextfkgaming3222 I hope you mean the one in South Carolina
@@liamsimpson539 yeah
@@ygnextfkgaming3222 sc better Greenville I live in Greenville xD
Did you hear about the fight on the NC/SC border?? A group of teens in both sides where fighting. The SC side started loosing so they tossed dynamite across at the NC side......
THEN the NC boys lit the fuses and tossed them back.....
Cause us, North Carolinians don’t care who the h*ll you from!
*were *losing. So much for spending more per student on education.
Haha funny haha joke haha
Lol no
LOL!!!!!! I'm from SC.........n that probably happened 🤣🤣🤣
@@codysmith1812 me too I'm from sc I live in sc in the heat lol
Winston-Salem N.C. born And raised! Super proud North Carolinian
I live in TX now but I miss home so much
Come back! I spent some of my childhood in Clemmons, but I constantly went to Winston-Salem. I wonder if you remember Tanglewood...
Pixelatra my mom is trying to get me to move back lol but I do love tanglewood! Especially TheFestival of Lights during Christmastime 😍 ah memories...
@@Moonwalker4ever87 The memories are fantastic. It's really gotten big now. I'd love if you could see all the changes it's gone through.
I was born and lived my first 25 years in NC, and have lived the last 20 in SC. There's more of a drastic difference between eastern and western NC, and the coast and the rest of SC than there is between the two states. I consider both states home, but they also both embarrass me on a regular basis.
As someone who lives in NC this is so spot on. The mountains are probably my favorite part of the area. Seriously, if you’ve never been to Mt Mitchell or even Crowders Mountain check it out. Beautiful.
I’m a South Carolinian who was born in and currently lives in Georgia. You should compare those two! They have a lot more in common than most folk realize. Btw, I’m a fan of your channel. Keep up the good work!
I really appreciate you talking about the Carolinas. I waited for you to do them after I seen the videos about oregon and washington and nevada and utah.
Well thanks for watching the series!
Youre welcome. I love geography and US history. That Richie guy has that thick SC accent.
Mr. Beat you've done it again! informative and so dang entertaining!
Thanks Norm! :D
As someone who grew up near Charlotte. I can tell you I don't remember any tornadoes, Asheville is an overprice hole in the wall, and going to Carowins (amusement park that is on the boarder) to ride coasters, and pick up fireworks before heading back north is something we always did as kids. So overall goodvideo about the state I love.
My wife, kids, & I recently moved from Clearwater, Fl to NC. And I must say we love it here. I was born and raised in the Tampa Bay area and it will always be home to us. But the cost of living, and the amount of people moving to the area is getting to be way too much. And not to mention the heat is unbearable now in the summer months. You really only have two seasons in Fl hurricane season & love bug season. No need to worry about cold weather because it’s hot & humid ALL YEAR LONG!!! Don’t get me wrong it’s hot & humid here in NC but but it cools off at night and there is a winter season here. My was able to see snow for her first time this year. It was priceless to see the joy and happiness on her face when she was finally able to see snow.
Happy Friday, Mr. Beat! Great video as always.
Happy Friday! And thanks :D
I like that A&T graduation pic when mentioning African Americans
😇
I have lived extensively in both states and without a doubt North Carolina is the better one
What is better about it
People are nicer, weather is more moderate versus SC, roads are better. I lived in Columbia, SC. It's like 95F at 900 am and humid as hell. NC is humid as well. More things to do in NC but Charleston is really nice
But do you enjoy paying the outrageous vehicle taxes and yearly inspections that have to done on your vehicles?
@@fdrisgreat People are friendlier in NC?
@@fdrisgreat "People are nicer in NC"
Absolutely false. NC has no southern hospitality like places like Charleston or Hilton head. But NC people sure have their....southerness.....that's for sure.
By the way we don’t want them moving here thank you-South Carolina
Matthew Blue :(
What if I like SC and want to live there. And I'm not even from NC I'm from Connecticut. So can I live there? Or will I not be accepted 😔
Coco Taveras you have great manners and everyone is treated equal here so if you can handle the hot weather, come on 😃
Matthew Blue 😀 👍
Well you can’t just leave the union again that’s just the way the cookie crumble
Don't like it when we use the correct term for addressing pop?
I love these types of videos man thanks for the content!
Well thanks for the kind words, and it means a lot that you watch them.
North Dakota vs. South Dakota
So many have been waiting patiently for that one. It will arrive. Oh yes. It will arrive.
People Stop saying witch state is better it’s no big deal
Tommy Huynh I’m going with north
Doritokid 177 Right on dude 😎
North Carolina = Upper South
South Carolina = Deep South
True in every way
“The old north state”
Pretty close to true. NC is definitely upper south. SC is really its own special kind of south, especially the Low Country. In fact, I would go so far as to say that every part of the South (except Texas and Louisiana) is basically on a spectrum of Charleston Appalachia culturally. Some parts of the south are like 80% Appalachia and 20% Charleston, other parts are like 50-50, and all of the cultures in the South are basically some percentage of each. Deep South would be like 50% Appalachia, 50% Charleston. Upper South ranges from 0-10% Charleston, and 90-100% Appalachia. Low Country is 100% Charleston.
Thank you for that ending Mr Richey. It NEVER FAILS
Oh my god I feel you Tom Richey. I’m from SC and watching the weather channel and just talking to people not from SC it honestly seems like people just like to think SC doesn’t exist or is basically NC
I hope one day you make a International Portugal and Spain Compared. Great channel!
Prutuga He’s done a few. Check out his Hong Kong VS. Macau Video.
Yeah I'll be doing international here after the next one...and those two countries are definitely on my list.
I'm from NC and this guy was spot on. Oh and NC has the best barbeque
I love NC, as I grew up there, but Texas BBQ is way better.
Wrong! You’ve clearly never had South Carolina barbecue.
Born in NC and residing currently in SC. No one outside the state of SC believes SC bbq is better than NC bbq - especially EASTERN NC bbq. Just #facts 😉
No the fuck you don't
SC has best barbecue
East Carolina bbq, Smithfield’s is where it’s at!
As being in South Carolina this was recommended to me.
Same
North Carolina for me
Damn that's @@tuff7771
Same
Same
As a native Carolinian, I can say that they are both extremely similar states but NC currently has more transplants moving to the Urban areas which is good for our economy, but not our culture. SC will be dealing with the same thing soon.
When you said not a dramatic change I laughed
January it was 80 degrees
I travel the country over the road, including both North and South Carolina. I like both states! Please do not lose your Southern Pride, Carolinas!!
No one thats got roots here is losing pride. Its all the people moving here thats overshadowing it. And theyre ruining the state s with it.
@@mitchellkeener3742 Sad but true. Charlotte and the Research Triangle are barely even southern anymore.
Why do you care
I can guarantee you that South Carolina will not.
@@mitchellkeener3742 That’s the truth!
South Carolina here🦋 we are Cherokee Indians and we love it here it's great and quite.. Southern Belle, we love Grits and sweet tea..🌴🌙
I love the Carolinas, they're beautiful! I couldn't pick one if I tried, they both have their own charm to them.
There's no special relationship between the Carolinas. Most people in NC see South Carolina the same way they see Virginia or Tennessee. Just another state.
Yeah, I kind of got that vibe while researching for this video.
sweetwater88 I disagree, SC is my second favorite state besides the state in which I reside, NC. We have so much in common I fact I wish we were just one Carolina instead of being split.
Brian Stewart You also moved from the Pee Dee region to the western piedmont. If you would’ve moved to the Pee Dee region of N.C. (ex Rockingham, Lumberton, Whiteville) you would’ve found more similarities.
no because I live in NC its becoming too liberal than where would I move to
jerry dickerson the only parts of N.C. that are liberal is the Triangle, Asheville, and Greensboro, and that’s because of carpetbaggers. Every where else is stone cold conservative.
I love SC, I’ll rep SC, I’m from SC, but can’t stay in SC 💯
😂😂 right
Same brooo
Period 🗣
Heck yea!
I love living in SC because it’s got everything like Mountains, Hills, Forest, Fields, swamps, giant cool clay deposits that have a dirt rock slide you adventure in with your cousins, we produce the most nuclear energy per capita, I mean I live like 10 minutes from a nuclear plant and I’m rambling.
Bc North Carolina doesn’t have mountains hills forests fields swamps and beaches too 😭
@@averyelizabeth1070 right! And we have more of them!
North Carolina is like the entire United States in one state. Coast, mountains, rural, cities. It's also a swing state and one of the most populated states
I live in South Carolina and have been to North Carolina several times. My favorite difference is a slight difference in accent. NC have accents identical to ones in Mr. Beast's videos, while SC has a lot more of an accent like Richey seen at the end of the video. It's subtle but you notice it when you live here.
I grew up near Asheville, NC, and now I live in SC, and I can confirm they are both pretty great states.
North Carolinian here,
I am training to be a real estate agent and we are very glad to see you move in just be search to visit my church at least one sunday and learn your mam's and sir's lol.
I personally like and live in South Carolina so I will be bias to the state I live in
North Carolina declared independence from England three times:
Mecklenberg County declared independence May 20, 1775
And the Halifax Resolve declared independence April 12, 1776.
Those are the two dates on the North Carolina flag, and also why some North Carolina license plates say "first in freedom."
The last one was obviously July 4, 1776, when all of the United States declared independence.
Wouldn't the Civil War secession also count, even if it was later foiled by the North's victory?
Mecklenburg county was the first to declare independence
@@LucarioBoricua That wouldn't be an independence from Britain though.
It's a pleasure to learn US history in such an amazing way Mr Beat. 👍😎☝🇺🇸
Thank you so much for sharing with us!
You see I live in North Carolina, specifically on the coast near Wilmington. One place that my family loves to go to in North Carolina is New Bern. New Bern is such a nice place and it’s full of history. It even was the birthplace of Pepsi!
I live in NC but do a tremendous amount of work in SC. The two states are different but still very similar. I think most people in NC feel a bond with the people of SC and vice versa. When I cross the border into SC, it still feels familiar which is a much different feeling than when I cross the border to our north - sorry VA.
"What the heck Asheville are you really that cool?" As someone who lives an hour away from Asheville, they sure do think so.
Yay you took my suggestion
A lot of people agreed with your suggestion! :D
I hope you do a VA/NC comparison video soon
As a South Carolina in looking through the comments: I'm offended
*I'm South Carolinan*
Fun fact: we made CSA
As a North Carolinian i'm sorry bother
Fun fact: we flown the first plane your not taking the title Ohio
Amber Simpson *As a fellow South Carolinian, we are all offended.*
I dont think that’s a FUN fact. Lol
TheFranticOne 1 *As a South Carolinian, f u c k o h i o*
I live in Myrtle Beach, so we get people from everywhere. It’s not recorded in population because they aren’t locals. Its weird
I live in North Carolina and i'ts AMAZING! The waterfront views are awesome, plus of course the bigger economy and lower crime rate. But if you were going to live here, then live in the eastern part near the ocean. I might stay here for my entire life
Heard there is lots of flooding and also tornadoes in the mountains.
Delaware vs Hawaii?
(Also, I'll support on you Pateron one day, I just need a credit card!)
That's a weird suggestion. lol But thank you for wanting to support on Patreon. I understand if you can't!
First and last states in the Union!
I live in Raleigh, NC & I think this video is spot on! I also just finished watching the Nebraska/Kansas video and I really like that one also as I am planning a trip to both states before I even seen the videos. Particularly Kearney. I have been all around Kansas but never been there, thx for the info!
I live in North Carolina! It’s nice but stay away from Fayetteville!!!
And Lumberton.
And Lumberton
that's the ghetto ghetto
Durham too! 😂💀
Aye I was born in lumberton raised in Fayetteville
Can we get Delaware and Maryland Compared in a video to verify Delaware's existence?
P.S. I live in Delaware
Mountain_Seeker 16 cool I’m an eastern shore Marylander myself
Delaware is poor
South Carolinan weather is unpredictable, on day its raining you stop at a traffic light and go and as soon as you go its POURING
No fireworks in north carolina.
MrBeast,
" I bought the world most expensive firework".
I work in Asheville and yes it really is that cool :'D
downtown Asheville is the best
Asheville is nice, but I prefer the high country to Asheville any day.
Asheville small town
@@johnd1927 It has always been like this, it has not grown much, even its neighbor, Greenville, has surpassed it by much in the last 10 years
I'm glad to hear that ,I'll be moving there in a few weeks
I was born and raised in NC about an hour from Raleigh. I met my to be husband in college and moved in SC where we have lived for the past 50 years! There are positive and negatives to most states and this video is probably pretty accurate. I prefer the mountains of NC and the beaches of SC. The cost of living(now a senior citizen) in SC is overall much less. Homes cost less...taxes are less for sure. Overall...you could not pay me to go back to living in NC. I do love Asheville and that area though and would love to have a second home there. Charleston is not the only beautiful city in SC. We have done a better job of retaining our culture. Some parts of SC feel like you are going back in time. I love it here and the landscape is gorgeous.
Nice comment... My wife and I are moving from the West and I was looking at Cary, Raleigh Durham but that is gotten more expensive the last couple of years. Liked Greenville Downtown but the suburbian cities around there so so,, What do you think of the North Augusta or Aiken. I am almost 60 and still working and like to gravel and mtb and whole foods and trader joes etc for the wife. Like getting locals opinions. Thank you in advance.
im from sc and I can say nc is better.
Born in Charlotte, grew up in Charleston. Really enjoyed the video. Thanks!!!
My home state: more fun facts
1. We have one of the largest US military base in the country, Fort Bragg
2. We have a thriving high tech economy particularly the Research Triangle Park or RTP
3. We are the largest financial center of the US outside of NYC
We have Parris island where every marine goes
I believe BofA became acquired from a SF Cali bank and is formally known as Bank of Italy,..
thaintriguing1 :)
Also, Michael Jordan is from NC.
PatrickTheSTARwins 24 not SC
“What the heck Asheville, are you really that cool?!” Yes.
In the 1700s, North Carolina was called “a vale of humility between a mountain of conceit and deceit.” Meaning North Carolina was the modest and most independent-minded colony, considering it was between the two aristocratic colonies of Virginia and South Carolina- the mountains of conceit & deceit. You can decide.
Rhett and Link from Good Mythical Morning are also from North Carolina.
And the late, great Chadwick Boseman was from South Carolina, as am I. 💜
Great video!