The WORST Places On Earth To Live
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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There are of course many places on earth that could be considered bad to live in, so in this video we're going to go through some of the most notable we could find.
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Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti should be on the list.
Nah it’s still habitable. Just can’t be in the innercity
@@softcoverbat2769 Comparedhakka to Port-au-Prince in this case.
Yeah, I mean I can't think of another city where you have a higher chance of being literally eaten by other people.
@@tanned06 Must be Heell on Earth
As a brazilian, I was kinda expecting a city in maybe Bahia, but I agree, any haitian city would make the list as good.
I’d like to add a few cities
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
-Highly restrictive government
-Very little personal freedom
-Completely unaffordable housing
Sana’a, Yemen
-Controlled by the Iranian backed Houthis rebels
-Civil war and violence
-Constant threat of war and invasion from Saudi Arabia
Petare, Venezuela
-Ridiculously high crime rate
-Shoddy and structurally unstable housing
-Virtually no police force given the incompetent and highly corrupt government
-Insanely overcrowded
Port Au Prince, Haiti
-Literal war zone and lack of government
-Immense poverty
-Highly prone to devastating earthquakes, and dangerous debris from the previous earthquake
-French
Port au Prince didn't seem that bad until you mentioned French
Oh dear no, not the French.
The Houthis are not as bad as the other factions in that conflict, which is thnakfully On pause now, due to a ceasefire.
@@HoV326it’s the lack of French that’s the problem. Haitians clearly are incapable of governing themselves. The best solution for Haiti is to immediately make it back an integral part of France. You know I’m right.
Clacton-on-Sea - Broke and racist.
Chernobyl is the nuclear plant, Pripyat is the city. You were referring to the exclusion zone
@@phillipreed6599 lol thankyou
@@phillipreed6599 Chernobyl is a city. The plant is called the Vladimir Ilyich Lenin Nuclear Power Plant and is located near the city of Chernobyl. The city of Pripyat was built near the plant for the workers.
@@betterthanMJF context matters. All his pics were of Pripyat and the only way you call that “Chernobyl “ is if you are referring to the exclusion zone
If you're poor, every place is an awful place to live.
There are worse places than others.... as a disabled adult at least in L.A. I get food stamps, in Chicago I get 150 less a month but make too much for food stamps somehow...
If you’re poor in the west you will be ok if you move to India or Vietnam, where life is cheap.
@@ridinwithjake um, how? HOW can a retired or disabled person do this? The US won't pay out the insurance you paid in after you leave the country to live elsewhere, oh, and NO WHERE will even allow you to try to move and become a citizen if you are too poor. I have checked numerous times.... there are 0 countries I could move to as a disabled adult.
@@andrewlaurence8274 not really. Theres plebty of places where being poor isnt bad
Being poor is fine if you live in a low population area where you can grow your own food but in cities I could see your point
I think it’s silly and misleading to list Chernobyl as one of the worst places to live. No one could live there since 1986 due to the nuclear meltdown and radiation. How can it be on this list if no one has lived there in almost 40 years?
Yeah, that's what turns videos like this from informational to trivia/internet superstition. Heck a documentary actually interviewed real people CURRENTLY living there and have been since the explosion and they're mostly fine. they do stay barricaded mostly but are relatively healthy. It likely couldn't sustain a large population, but a small quaint village didn't show much signs of cancer or the horror stories people spread about it. Similar to how the two Japanese Cities bombed quickly recovered despite the US following up with tons of propaganda about how deadly fall out would be. Nagasaki and HIroshima are currently some of the largest cities and showed little evidence of the fall out resulting in legions of mutations. Yes fall out CAN cause these issues, but sensationalists like to treat what's likely a 5 year long disaster as a "To this day, you'll grow extra arms if you go near there" like they've read too many marvel comics or watched Avengers before writing the report.... Radiation doesn't work that way.... it's literally just exactly what it says on the tin, microscopic projectiles that CAN cause damage. Not a "miasma" of evil energy that can be "washed off with soap and water" or "duck and covered, then carry on." while simultaneously making an area "uninhabitable for the next century".
Russian forces digging around Chernobyl: That sign can't stop me, because I can't read.
Any remote villages in greenland should make on the list. Freezing cold almost year long, limited opportunity, almost no access to entertainment leading to high suicidal rate.
Kinda true, yeah👍
Honestly Greenland shouldn’t be habitable and people should be moved
Eh, sign me up
People live there for a reason. There's also a reason why people don't live in otherwise perfectly tempermental locations. Whether buisness, agriculture, or just willing to deal with the pressures of environment to get away from people. Though those who are born there may have the opinions you're reflecting on, but like early nomads, you can just walk until you can't walk anymore to a better spot. No one's gonna stop you except maybe the place you're going if you're unlucky.
@@lighthousedimlights6404 actually southern greenland has villages that sre capable for farming wheats and sheep, where forests grow, best places of greenland. Habitable enough for life
If you are a woman, Afghanistan should top the list!
@@christopherx7428 or if you’re gay. Or a freethinker/atheist/nonreligious. or Jewish…
@@derbdep If you're literally anything*
Even if you're a straight Muslim man it's a horrible place to live.
@christopherx7428
It's terrible for men too.
@@christopherx7428 : Afghanistan is a country not a city?
being gay and Christian in Iran and Saudi Arabia is probably the worst place to live
bro forgot port au prince
There are many slums like that in the world, maybe he will make part 2 and mention them
I don't think some people realize how many places are dark all winter and light all summer. My husband lived in Alaska and said that in the winter you get a little dawn and then it goes back to being dark. And in summer the sun just circles the sky, dips below the horizon for an hour or so and comes right back up.
Must’ve been hard for him
@@lighthousedimlights6404 He said it was pretty weird to get used to but blackout curtains help during summer.
@@lighthousedimlights6404 Probably not, it feels that way even in the central US latitudes. Summer, the sun's still out all the way to 9:00 p.m. while in winter, it's sun down at 4:00 p.m. Just gotta adapt. Plus even at the northern most pole, the summer days get about as dark as mid sunset. Good curtains or eye masks will let you sleep through even noon no problem. Doesn't need to be dark to sleep. XD
I'm surprised that Johannesburg (my home town) didn't make the list. It's actually not too bad when the electricity is on but when there's load shedding it's a nightmare - especially if your place of work doesn't have a generator or solar panels (mine doesn't).
CBD so very high in crime and gangs, more foreign nationals and illegals coming to South Africa for employment daily, a country where unemployment is through the roof.
No work no pay during loadshedding (power cuts) you just have to stand outside and wait for the power to come back on.
8:55 I've been to Mawsynram, Meghalaya in November 2017, in a school trip. We had to wear raincoats 24/7. For some moments it might not feel like it's raining, but there's so much moisture in air that you'll be wet. Note that it was mid-November, while monsoon in North-East India ends by early-October. It is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to, with so many waterfalls around me it felt like heaven. It's definitely a great tourist spot but not a good place to live your life.
yeah I found that entry to be real interesting and more of an... "extreme" rather than a worst place. Maybe you could get used to the moisture
worst place to live is bottom 99%
@@d02v Imagine if Temperature of this city falls below -3°C.
@@d02v I'm from there and it's always cold
That’s Pripyat, not Chernobyl.
imagine doing research instead of having your text spat out by AI, right?!
i think most people don't know that pripyat is the city affected by the chernobyl nuclear disaster but ya not hard to say "pripyat, which is the city affected by the chernobyl nuclear disaster"
@@sheeniebeanie2597 some people think Chernobyl is the power plant and that no city of Chernobyl exists. I even had a Ukrainian guy tell me that and because he said it, everyone else in the discussion sided with him against me 😂
Asmara is actually one of the nicest places to be in Africa. It is very clean, absolutely safe and low traffic and has good infrastructure and architecture because its basically an italian town from the 1930s and the climate is near to perfect which is around 20-28 °C all year round. There are many bars, restaurants and cafes just as in Europe. I have been there more than 10 times because I am Eritrean.
The points you‘ve made about the city is being a bad place to live is purely due to poverty and politics which aren’t much better anywhere else. I’d rather live in Asmara than in Addis Abeba for example because Addis Abeba is dangerous, crowded and more polluted than Asmara.
Many westerners would be surprised how comfortable it is to be in Asmara.
I have heard great things about Asmara. I want to visit one day. Cheers from Mexico
Not entirely sure about living, but as a visitor Addis felt plenty safe
I'd take the 'totalitarian' Asmara and Pyongyang any day over the 'free' Detroit! Safety and peace of mind is first. Then the climate and THEN the 'freedom and democracy' blah blah! Anyway, my worst picks would be Dhaka, and places like those violent places in Mexico and Venezuela along with Port au Prince.
@@meengla Pyongyang? You sure? Make sure if your house is on fire you save the President’s photo before your own kids.
@@sunnyandthechlo Yes, Pyongyang! I have seen enough documentaries to know that, yes, it is bad there for non-elite but they are still generally safe there. I'd take that any day over the 'inner city' in America or the violent places like Port au Prince and places in Latin America as mentioned in this video. Your safety is first.
Dude, if you’re gonna include a US city on this list, it’s gotta be Gary Indiana
@@meatloverspizza23 Totally. I live 30 minutes or so from gary across the illinois border, been through there many times and it is miserable. Looks like a 3rd world country.
Very fascinating and informative video. In my opinion, Los Angeles was an odd choice; there's just no comparing it to Norilsk.
Most of these seem to be based on what information you can readily read about on the internet (from journalists mostly) but rarely address what's actually seen from ground zero by interviewing people who live there (Assuming you're allowed to. We only know North Koreans live horribly because they're NOT allowed to share thier experiences, which is a stronger indication of how bad a place is to live there than just some disgruntled californian who expected to be as rich as a movie star because he lives in LA and watched too many hollywood movies).
@@MarioMastar Well said. The reason I think Los Angeles shouldn't be grouped with the others is that, while it might be a pretty bad place to live if you are poor, if you're rich it has everything you want; restaurants with any type of cuisine you can imagine, weather that many consider to be ideal, cultural amenities, and nature not too far from the city. By contrast, I think a place like Norilsk would suck even if you do have a lot of money.
actually tristan de cunah is a good they still have acess to amazon. also one time the volcano on the island erupted and the people who lived there had to go back to the mainland UK but even after they went to normal living all the people who lived on the island went back
You forgot Dhanbad-Jharia in Jharkhand, India. A city built on a permanent coal fire. The literal description of hell.
As someone who used to live in the far north, you get used to no sun/darkness really quickly
I live in Alaska. I ADORE summer light. I find the dark in the winter annoying.
ANYWHERE in North Korea would be a terrible place to live.
As a woman, I would hate to live in Saudi Arabia, which you didn't even mention.
The absolute WORSE place on Earth to live right now wasn't mentioned, either. I can't even imagine how horrible it must be for everyday people there right now. *Obviously, that would be in Gaza!*
Gaza isn't a city, it's a region.
@@海王星クショックス
Whatever you call it, Gaza is hand's down the WORST place to live in at this point in time!
@@海王星クショックスThere is a Gaza City.
You are way too emotional
@@MarkelMathurin
I just have something called _empathy._ Ever heard of it?
I think that worst place on Earth is 🇸🇴Mogadishu. People are literally walking with guns on streets. Unfortunately, for somalians it is normal, like walking with mobile phones
I’ve been there and in the city center it’s not that common. The only people I saw with guns were the police.
I mean people in Texas do that too, so it ain't too weird.
@@Blueee51 Or it is weird and so is Texas.
@sunnyandthechlo I mean if you're not big on guns then yeah ig it's weird. But Texas likes guns more then they do water so they might find you weird for finding it weird lol.
@OrthCatGeo They just need some good ol' fashioned freedom!
I have a Canadian friend who has been to both North Korea and Tristan da Cunha (he's been there a couple of times). He wanted to experience both types of isolationism, but he definitely prefers the island.
-La Riconada has no real town government actually, utilities and the paycheck for the gold miners is a crappy policy (work 30 and then get to take as much ore one can carry as their payment).
-Norilsk is a closed city actually and the soil has become so polluted that mining it a second time is economically feasible.
-Tristan da Cuhna is actually a nice I hear and the slow pace of life without the distractions of typical living elsewhere is considered a blessing.
-Alert is a research base, not a town; Grise Fjord (also on Ellesmere Island) though is an inhabited town.
Let's not overlook that (in addition to the blatant graft, crime, corruption and poverty) La Riconado at 5700 meters (16,700 feet) in altitude has a limited oxygen supply and has unbelievable pollution with unspeakable filth in its streets (only three showers available to the public - that's three individual showers- to be paid for).
As for Tristan da Cunha? Yes, it has a slow pace with no distractions of city life. However, it's SO remote that food and supplies are rather sporadically imported and virtually the only locally produced food are the potatoes which each inhabitant is expected to participate in the farming of. Also, one had better learn to be civil if not like as many of one's neighbors as possible as only about 238 people live there. Hence, it's not hard to imagine that with its dual combo of extreme remoteness and a small population this would be a place where most if not everyone would be minding else's business . So if one likes having urban services, fresh varied cuisine and privacy, this likely wouldn't be the ideal spot.
@@wardarcade7452 and you dont have a lot of options for mating 😅
anywhere cold would suit me, with a dry, good air quality, i can't stand warmth or heat
@@alisonbrowning9620 this may not be cold enough for you. But I live in Bogota Colombia. We’re at 9000 ft high. It’s a cool and dry climate. 45 at night to 69 during the day. 365 days a year. Paradise for me. 😁
The Geography Bible: **Mentions Chernobyl, Belarus**
Kolya: *Goodness gracious!*
@@sarahhaaniaxoxo i have the référence. High level réf here 😉
@@hironizer1332 High five, mate! 😃
Girrrrrl putting LA and Pyongyang on the same list haha. Insane.
True LA is slighty better
Putting chernobyl and not the actual city it's located in screams "I googled this instead of doing actual research." XD
They are both crowded, dirty cities in Communist states run by megalomaniacal dictators.
From all the reports I've read from people who lived / visited there, La Rinconada is ten times worse than Norlisk.
I live in South Carolina. In 2016, I made a trip to Peru with a real interest in going to La Rinconada. My Peruvian connection there didn't work out. So I asked multiple people in Cuzco if someone would accompany me if I would pay part of their expenses. It seemed even in a touristy place like Cuzco, English language was not that available and those who translated my requests to the locals for my proposal always said they were not interested in going. I was too chicken to go alone! I never went to LR. I still think about my time in Peru. The trip was good though.
Los Angeles has a far LOWER crime rate than Houston Texas (Google the comparison) and also compared to many other Red state cities.
And California and LA attract the homeless population from throughout the US.
The chronically homeless in the US often eventually get a bus ticket to California…coming for the better weather, services and because they aren’t harassed for just sleeping on the streets.
So California gets to deal with much of the homeless from the rest of the US.
Off the top of my head, Haiti and Zimbabwe are two of the worst places to live
The top 10 worst places to live in the world:
1. Doncaster, UK
2. Doncaster, UK
3. Doncaster, UK
4. Doncaster, UK
5. Doncaster, UK
6. Doncaster, UK
7. Doncaster, UK
8. Doncaster, UK
9. Doncaster, UK
10. Doncaster, UK
I find this list more accurate than the entire video. XD If someone mentions a city no one outside has ever heard of, they're 100% right about how bad it is.
@@MarioMastar thank you mate! 😊
LOL
@@thephoenix3155 Luton Luton Luton
😂😂😂😂😂you are right!
Capital city of Haiti, Lahore of Pakistan, Karachi of Pakistan should be in included to this list.
One inch equals 25.4 mm.
Just a reminder to the creators of this video the overwhelming majority of the world's population use metric units.
I'm sure the creators of this video are aware of that
@@Dankfort Then why only provide measurements in inches? Nobody knows how much 72 inches is.
They could give the figures in both imperial and metric systems. I always struggle because I have to do maths while watching the videos 😬
Yes we do. It's 6 feet.
@@nicholasharvey1232 The rest of the world doesn't use feet, either ❤️ It's not hard to include conversions to normal measurements.
Everything I've seen about Tristan da Cunha makes it seem like a great place to live. The residents seem happy, and they have plenty to get by. As someone who loves cities, I wouldn't want to live there. But if you like small villages and natural beauty, I imagine it's wonderful.
Despite all the faults and downfalls of Los Angeles and the fact that it really isn’t for everyone, I think it’s pretty unfair to put them on a list that includes places that objectively have horrid living conditions for just about everyone there
I think there a lot of places way worse than LA to live.
LA is on the list. lol I wish I can live there! There are too many place worse than it😢
My girlfriend still remembers the strong urine smell from her 6 month experience 30 years ago walking around LA california and the homeless washing windows and demanding cash...she never returned to that place...
Barrow is no longer named Barrow. It's been changed to Utqiagvik.
I enjoyed this video. Well done!
Kinshasa is NOT French-speaking city. Its official language may be French, but the great majority of people living there could not speak French to save their lives. They speak the Lingala language. The TRUE largest French city is Paris, and second is Montreal.
I simply don't think this is accurate based on my experience. Congolese people in general often speak French quite well even if they're illiterate, and I've distinctly noticed Congolese people I know from Kinshasa having a unique fluidity with it. You can look it up - most of the city speaks it, and there have been a number of local developments within the language
@@levth01sct he said French speaking African country. As we all know Paris and Montreal are not located in Africa.
LA is a really weird choice. You list some awful places, then Los Angeles which I've been to a lot and is a really nice place. Sure, it has issues like any other city, but nothing anything close to make it a bad place to live.
Have you been to the others? Colima for instance is a beautiful beach town, it has highly developed areas and nturally is a paradise. You only face issues if you are involved with the cartels. But I see what you mean, LA is massive and it is hard to desceibe it with any term whatsoever. I would say that it is not the nices city in the USA, at all. It has nice areas but absolutely horrible asects as well
It’s not even the worst city in the USA, nor would it even be a contender for that.
LA sucks by some American standards but to place it next to some truly awful third world cities is idiotic.
@@Algo_RL so, just FYI as a poor disabled L.A. resident- it has become WAY harder after all the minimum wage hikes, disabled adults are skipping meals, and some of us are starving... hundreds of us are homeless and on the streets.... for thousands of residents it is essentially a 3rd world country way of living 90% of their time... to discount them, to discount ME, when I struggle SO much to survive.... yeah.. (btw, L.A. is cheaper for me to live than Chicago, cause the social aid programs are way better... still nothing near minimum wage equivalent but still something.) OH, and people are getting shot and offed on the metro on a weekly basis!!
@@Memento_Mori_Morals That's an economy issue, not an L.A. issue.
My friend’s dad lived in Alert for a bit doing weather research, I’d do it for a few months, sounds interesting!
There are people living in the radioactive zone in Pripyat.
The worst city to live in according to stats is Damascus
And the worst that appeared here is Dhaka
You missed out Boscombe, its not only in Britain, but the world!
Boscombe is grim, and almost impossible to leave.
@@jillybe1873Wdym Bournemouth and Poole are literally right there and not much more expensive
I often forget how lucky I am with my life situation. I have so many opportunities that other people don't have simply because of their background. I have the opportunity for education, a job and a stable income in a clean neighbourhood. My problems seem pretty insignificant to me. We need to be more aware of how lucky we are🙏
I'd say Thompson, Manitoba, Canada is up there, with it having some ofthe highest crime on Earth and pretty similar problems to Norilsk
Birmingham not even mentioned
If you mean Birmingham/UK - I fully agree, it's a rathole!
Living in the mountains's highlands is better than living in the dirty city full of crimes, corruptions, pollutions and disasters
No matter your spin, including Los Angeles on a list like this is so ludicrous that it invalidates your judgment in general.
I’m in Detroit and these other places make my hometown look like a Utopia.
The blacks ruined everything
I concur about Los Angeles. I lived there for 14 years and left when my business success took off. That place is AWFUL.
Fuckin Los Angeles on this list is INSANE. You cannot compare LA to the 3rd world in any shape or form lmfao.
honestly i bet people there are living just fine
@OP vast portions of the city are as bad or worse than a 3rd world country.
Pretty much any city/town in the west where liberals are in charge and allowed shit from holes into the place can be put on the list.
@@HeartlessNinny1Not true at all? I've visited la more times than I can count and while yes, the city has some really shitty area, it is nothing close to a 3rd world country. By your logic, Berlin, London and Paris would be 3rd world
@@HeartlessNinny1no they are not, only skid row is that bad, I literally live there and I am fine. I also lived in a third wold city when I was a child and its night and day. Its a stupid comparison that just shows Americans are spoiled.
Part of the video for COLIMA shows the coastal resort of MANZANILLO ...Merxican (interior) cities are generally safer than the US...all the other Mexican cities on the list are border towns and the violence is generally between gangs, still, best avoided
Bandiagara in Mali is the worst town I have ever seen and would be an awful place to live. A boiling hot hell hole and the air is full of sandy dust and no infrastructure what so ever.
Wow, Belarus really got shafted with Radiation from Chernobyl
I have lived in Los Angeles all my life. Yes when I was young it was perfect because it had so many open spaces and small farms and ranches. I was born in 1943. No more open spaces and horrible traffic, doesn't matter. I have live in Europe for years, and have moved all over the States because of work. Let me tell you, the one thing that makes Los Angeles bad is people who move here from other States. The bring their prejudices, hate, selfishness, and rudeness. LA was always so forgiving and slow moving. Still, with all its diversity, different foods, places to go, people to see, and things to do, LA is a really interesting place to live. And, you do not have to be rich. You always will find something to do.
LA has tons of problems but to compare it to third world cities is stupid, its not even the worst American city by any metric.
You can have it. It may not be the worst in the world, but it repulses me.
@@kaninma7237 Why?
This breaks my heart. I love the Los Angeles I used to know, from the 80s.
I have numerous relatives that live in California and yes, I do agree. It used to be one of my favorite places to visit ...I live in Colorado and we have so many California's that live here .....some of my neighbors would get offended.. I mentioned to them that now we should understand why , people move here to Colorado. Although, I believe it all belongs to our Creator we should always try and be a good neighbor to everyone !
3:13 Yes Theory did a whole video on La Rinconada recently, they said it was the sketchiest, roughest place they'd ever place.
The best place to live is in Canada, Toronto and Ottawa
No Medicine Hat😊
Where you got the quality of life index chart shown at 11:25?
Numbeo
Also in Alert (Canada) I think is dangerous to go walk outside due to polar bears.
Alert is a military base to monitor communications not a town
@@georgefox4982 Not sure, I think Grise Fiord is permanent most Northernmost settlement in Canada.
Meanwhile North Korea: Hi guys 😂
Chernobyl was not the name of the city, it was the name of the power plant. Pripyat was the name of the city.
Surprised Monrovia was not on the list.
Colima is a paradise unless you are involved in the cartel.
Firstly, the city at Chernoby is called Pripyat. Secondly, acute radiation syndrome required a higher dose than you'd get just living there, and some people still live in the zone. All youd get is an elevated risk of cancer, most of the hottest stuff has already gone through a half-life or more, levels are slowly dropping.
Very good info.
Granted I havnt been to many of these, but from my fairly extensive travels….Antananarivo and Addis Ababa should be added as honorable mentions
It’s funny to me that he lists -15c and 35c as brutal unlivable temperatures. In Nova Scotia we regularly get 30’s in the summer and -10’s in the winter.
It’s nice to have variety of seasons but it’s hard to ever get acclimated when it’s always changing 😂
I’m British and 35C is rough but certainly not unlivable
Antarctica worst place to cold
Best place to cold
normal place to cold
place to cold
Best place if you like skiing all year round!
cold to place
Pyongyang and Asmara are the best places to live in their respective countries.
The nuclear power plant was called Chernobal the town right next to it that was greatly impacted was Pripyat.
Thank you!! Came to the comments to say this
Worst place to live is anywhere where u dont have clean tap water, fresh groceries, healthy food, or good schools.
I can confirm that LA absolutely belongs on the list for anyone who does not have a substantial fortune. Not bad to visit though if you plan it out.
The only reason why they would call them poor is cuz they don't want to scare us about how much money they truly have
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Nice Officer very professional and all were kind.
Tristan da Cunha I find a trip due to how remote it is.. how small the island it .. I think some 270 people live there but the community is really tight knit and they work all together for the society to run smoothly which seems nice. On the other side of the token though there is an active volcano that erupted I think in the 60s... I can not imagine being on such a small island with something like that happening along with (I'd imagine) all of the crazy storms they likely get that we most don't hear about.
They definitely doing some weird shit over there
Gotta love the Modern Warfare plug
Nice COD4 reference.
i would argue that kinshasa is only the second largest in africa, with lagos being the first
Pyongyang is actually the best city in North Korea. It is much worse in the countryside and in minor cities. For people there It's even forbidden to travel to the capital without permission. While there is enough food in Pyongyang, malnutrition is common in other regions of the country.
In my opinion, the North Korea of Europe would be Belarus. What would it be for Oceania, North America and South America?
Not sure about oceania, maybe nauru is bit close
For n.america , if u count central america and the carribean, it would be nicaragua probably (or cuba depending on who u ask)
South america, venezuela is the closest
@@Minelordsuniverse I was thinking Cuba for North America and Venezuela does make the most sense
I do live in South America,
I reckon it'd be Venezuela
hands down
The worst place to live in Oceania would be Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. High crime, high poverty, corrupt police force. As for isolated, Nauru is a good suggestion. I would also suggest Tokelau. There isn’t even an airport there.
I've been to L.A and can't stand the place, I will never go there again. Way too much sunshine, not a single cloud from 6 a m to 9 p.m relentless sun. I much prefer a sky with clouds.
I would take Colima a thousand times before any of the other options
A well-thought-out list but I am disappointed not to see Blaenau Ffestiniog on it. The wettest town of any size in the UK. Bleak and grey but produces surprisingly good pop/folk bands.
I cant understand how Eritrea can have a lower GDP per capita than Palestine
Tristan da Cunha doesn’t seem like an awful place to live because it’s lowly populated, trust me, I live in a small remote village of under 100 people and we all know each other and there is a very strong sense of community, what seems to be a massive problem to me is how the hell do you go to the hospital ? 6 days ship ? You just die if you have a stroke ig
This video's qualifications of a worst places to live involves 3 major catalogues. The weather, air quality, and standard of living. LA has the one of the best weather in the USA, just behind San Diego. The air quality in LA is still much better than any 3rd world large cities. Sure LA has it's homeless issues, but the standard of living for the average person is still much better than 3rd world countries.
I think Alert could be cool so long as you went there knowing what you were getting into, and with the right wardrobe. Just, not in summer.
Birmingham.
Thanks- interesting- best video of worst cities to live in.
The U.K
Bro forgot to mention math class
After seeing this video, I started to think Jakarta is a pleasant enough city................
I live in a place notorious for immigrants .
They have increased the rent and traffic of the city so high.
They aren't doing anything bad but its affecting the people like me who lived here for years and you cant question.
Surely that's the governments issue for not recognizing the need for additional housing while having plenty of jobs that need to be filled. That's the case in most of the world
I heard in Brasil there's an island full of snakes.
What If South America and Africa switched places
People would be pretty surprised
Noooooooooo plz
Venezuela and Guyana would still be fighting over borders
You’re right about Los Angeles. I moved back to Detroit.
Butlin's holiday camp ingolmeols near Skegness England. Worst place in the world.
Of course he'd mention Detroit 🙄
Which is the problem?
The problem is detroit just isn't like that anymore I should know cause I live here while yes detroit had a high murder rate since the 1970s it's improved in fact this year has the lowest crime rate in six decades
LA is not bad enough to be on this list