Name: 全米50州まとめ（地理Now! (All 50 U.S. states summarized (Geography Now!))
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:28:34.000Z
Duration: 13 min 2 s
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So, this is a little video that I kind of wanted to make for a while, but never really had time.

So, of course the majority of Geography Now! subscribers are from, you know, my home country; The U.S.

However, we do have a very, very noticeable and sizeable community of subscribers outside of the U.S.

And some of you have expressed, you know, a little curiosity as to how each of the fifty states, you know, kind of function or what they're like.

Each state does kind of have their own unique and individual qualities and I'm gonna try my best to explain each and every single one of them to you right now!

Alabama: Where both white people and black people are poor, but they party equally hard.

Now, but seriously, Alabama is kind of like where the Confederacy started.

Seriously, this is like where we stock pile of all of our resources that won't be tap into until things get really messed up.

It's the largest and coldest state, you can find polar bears and the native Yupik people.

This is kind of like "The King Desert State" of the US.

Arizona is also home to the largest Indian Reservation:

Arkansas: Basically just read the book Where the Red Fern Grows.

It basically just gives you the gist of what Arkansas is like.

And the people here love dogs. They have like the highest dog ownership out of any state in the country.

California: My home state. Ah! So let me put it like this. If California somehow for some reason seceded from the US,

it would still be like the world's seventh most powerful economic super power.

So obviously, California holds a high position of geopolitical influence in our country.

Nonetheless, California is still heavily dependent on the US government.

We're the home of the entertainment capital of the world.

Three of the largest tech companies in the world are in Silicon Valley.

Crazy diversity and everything you need packed into one place: California.

Colorado: Our healthiest state which has the lowest levels of obesity.

This is probably because people go outdoors and get you know fresh air and enjoy those mountains.

Just be careful when someone offers you a chocolate truffle or a brownie; they are really enjoying those new cannabis laws.

Connecticut is like the gentler, cleaner suburbs that people move to when they are sick and tired of New York.

Delaware: The first state to become a state and that's like literally all they got going for them.

I think they have like a cardboard box factory.

Seriously, none of the houses here have basements because if you just dig down a little bit, you'll hit water

Orlando was originally built because not enough Americans could travel all the way to California to visit Disney Land so they built Disney World, they made it bigger,

and then like 8,745 of other theme parks opened up.

Home to Coca-Cola and the busiest airport in the US, boiled potatoes, and little miss beauty pageants.

Hawaii: The last state to become a state.

Before we made Hawaii into a state, it was actually its own country.

They had there own monarchy and everything.  Liliuokalani was the last queen.

It's pretty cool. Otherwise, you know the rest: hula, surfing, pineapples, luaus, yada yada yada.

Idaho: The only fact that most Americans know about Idaho is that they grow the most potatoes out of any other state.

I mean apparently they have some cool secluded spots like hot springs and gorges.

Otherwise, I feel like the people in Idaho are probably hiding a lot of dark secrets that we don't know about.

Even though Lincoln was born in Kentucky.

Now, I actually grew up a large portion of my childhood in this state and a lot of people know this place by another: Chicago.

Seriously, like half of the time people don't know what state Chicago is in.

Historically, it was known as the slaughter-house of America, partially because all the cows from Texas were brought up here to be slaughtered and also because

and there was kind of a little bit of a mafia past.

Indiana is like Illinois' annoying little brother who took the town of Gary away from Chicago and then they get to claim that they have the birthplace of Michael Jackson.

No but seriously, like the only interesting thing from here is like the Indy 500 car race.

Iowa: Iowa is like the state that was so flat and so dull that they had to find creative ways to entertain themselves.

Oh, and they are known for being good at wrestling.

Famous for Dorothy from 'Wizard of Oz' and this is literally the flattest state in our entire country.

Ah, Kentucky: You with your baseball bats, and bourbon, and KFC, and horse-derbies.

It's also home to Fort Knox where we hide all our gold.

Louisiana: Now ya comin' down here y'all gonna see that you gonna get the real (contour khazhan).

Louisiana is one of the only few states left in the US that has concentrated Francophone communities that speak French, kind of.

Known for the bayou and a diet high in crawfish and crabs, reptiles, and other swamp creatures.

This place is unlike anywhere else in the US.

This is like where all the tough Atlantic sailors come and live and have houses on foggy cliffs with lighthouses.

Maryland: Maryland is like home to the richest and most well educated black people in our country.

It's also home to Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps.

They also love crab: crab cake, baked crab, boiled crab.

Massachusetts is like the library of America and it has our best university, indisputably in the world, Harvard.

However, there's like three different types of people from Massachusetts.

There's the Uppity, the Gridy, and intellectual gridy.

They all believe they are better than the other two.

You were doing so well in the early twentieth century. You were like one of the richest states but then you kind of filed the largest municipal bankruptcy case in US history.

Minnesota is kind of like the Finland of America.

Plus, there's also like an actual lot of Finnish people and other Nordic people that live there as well.

And if I must say, they have some of the most attractive people in our country.

It's just that they have kind of funny accents.

"Hey kids, let's go grab our bags and read the magazines."

Mississipi, this is like, probably, this is like America's, truest, deepest, Southern, Southern

"Y'all put some butter on my grits" state.

Speaking of butter, yes, they are the fattest state.

A ton of famous people like Oprah, Elvis were born here.

Missouri, America's gateway to the Midwest

Missouri is kinda like Kentucky's fraternal twin that also got mixed up in the CIvil War and was kinda acting like a buffer zone

Today they are known for their Kansas City barbecue

Yeah, the largest part of the Kansas City is actually in Missouri, not in Kansas,