so this is gonna have to be a filler week because as you know,

Right now I am working on the next few country episodes

but in the meantime

This is gonna be part two of the last video that I did for filler week explaining the largest cities in the USA per state

Before I get into it, I got a quick announcement

So a while back I checked the UN's website on the statistics division

and as of recently they just officially accepted the switch of the name between

Swaziland to Eswatini so taking all of that into account for the very first time we will nullify the

Alphabetical rule for geography now and the next episode will be Eswatini. Whoa that has never happened before on the show

Anyway, let's get into these cities. Shall we Billings, Montana?

This is like this city you fly to if you want to visit

Yellowstone National Park because it's like the largest major city it close to the area

I've known people that have lived here and they said it's kind of like a small town with a lot of people that

Accidentally became a city. It's one of those Wild West cities where like a lot of famous Cowboys lived and died

I've never been here, but I feel like the people here probably really like to carve wood

I don't know if you're from Billings. Is that true?

Do you like to carve wood? Omaha, Nebraska Omaha is like that deep core of the Midwest

I knew somebody from Omaha and they joked that Omaha is like the city that you're born in so that you can move out

They literally even have a bronze sculpture park dedicated to the people that moved out in Conestoga wagons back in the 1800s

They have a huge pedestrian bridge. They host the College World Series

They have five fortune 500 companies found here including Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway

Of course, he lives there but most importantly Omaha is famous for its takes some of our best steaks come from here

They're literally shipped all over the world in like those dry ice containers

You know, it's good

If it's from Omaha, Las Vegas, Nevada, keep in mind though

All that flashy casino stuff on the Las Vegas Strip is technically not part of Las Vegas City

It's part of a separate entity called Paradise, which is kind of like an unincorporated town of the USA

It used to be run by the Mafia or whatever something like that Vegas is basically Los Angeles's crazy

Ex-girlfriend that he keeps hitting up out of loneliness and literally I'm not even joking

Everything has a casino in it. The gas stations the grocery stores the 7-eleven medical assistants

Just go around the roulette table the thrills the lights the shows the overdraft fees

I mean if this recreation is your thing, then I say go for it, but for me no offense, Las Vegas

But you're just a little bit too much for me, Manchester, New Hampshire

Manchester is what I would like to call a novelist city. You know how all those famous authors like Stephen King or that dude?

Who wrote Catcher in the Rye they just kind of like disappeared from the public eye and they hide away in these classes serene foresty

Atmospheres. That's basically Manchester. It's a place where rich authors can just like hide

Otherwise, I'll let's see what else my research says. They had this huge converted mill building from the 1800s

There's a lot of good kayaking and skiing in the winter I guess, Newark, New Jersey

It's like New York's little sidekick slash conjoined twin today. They have the busiest shipping port in the East Coast

They have an old Irish Catholic Church. They have the largest cherry blossom fields

Oh Michael B. Jordan Joe Rogan Queen Latifah, Joe Pesci and Whitney Houston are from here, huh? I didn't know that, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Breaking Bad made this place very booze

And Albuquerque is like one of the largest metropolitan cities that has one of the largest percentages of Native Americans in it

I think the population is like somewhere between five to ten percent

you see tribes like the Navajo the Apache they even have their own culture and community centers and it's really crazy because the city is

Like on a very flat plane, but like juxtaposed to these very amazing eroded Dancer rocky red mountains

They have like a hot air balloon festival every year when they love putting green chili on everything, New York City, New York

Yeah, you all know this place. Anyway, New York is our country's largest city by population

New York is basically the us's gateway to the world

they host a UN and like consulates for like almost every country in the world speaking of which New York is the most

Linguistically and disputable ethnically diverse city in the world at least 800 languages are spoken by minority groups in the city

the city is divided into five boroughs that kind of act like counties New York has so many schools that they just kind of like

Gave up on naming them and just named them my number they have their own City style hot dogs pizza

We all know the main tourist attraction, so I'm not gonna mention them

But I will say this people live in New York for their entire lives and even they barely scratched the surface of New York

Charlotte, North Carolina

Aka buzz city, I guess they really like bees or Hornets. I'm gonna name their basketball team after Hornets

It's what I like to call a checkerboard city. It's like half black half white with sprinkles of Latinos and Asian's every so often

Let's see what my search says for ten years between 2004 and 2014 charlotte ranked as the country's fastest growing city nearly doubling in size

Whoa jobs have been opening up like rapid fire and housing is cheap

I know the feeling I get is that Charlotte is kind of like probably a place where people have block parties

And they played the stereo on their porches as they sit down and let the kids run around in the sprinklers on hot humid summer

days, Fargo, North Dakota

Fargo like Omaha is a Midwestern city and it really likes to capitalize off of the movie Fargo

They actually have a wood carving of Marge the cop they even have the wood chipper from the movie at the Visitor Center

Where you can take pictures of yourself pretending to be a sociopath? Yeah, that was a pretty messed up movie

Fargo is a pretty small city and it's home to one of our largest

Scandinavian communities it kind of shares its general metropolitan area across the river with Minnesota here

You can find the heme combs

Center that features a Viking ship that actually was sailed to Norway as well as a traditional stuff cork and Norwegian style stave Church

I don't know. I just feel like if you want that endearingly warm, but kind of weird typical Midwestern culture come to Fargo, Columbus, Ohio

The Buckeyes city. What is a Buckeye it's this nut thing that grows from a tree and it looks like a deers eyeball

Hence Buckeye, and it's literally their mascot

Like I'm not even joking their mascot is a nut and it's name of the most famous college football team the Buckeyes

It's like the biggest deal in Ohio. Oh and they hate Michigan. I know that Wendy's America's favorite female artery clogged our today

They got they have a cool Botanical Garden with bushes trimmed to look like georges seurat paintings. Oh, that's cool

Ah, there's an Arnold Schwarzenegger statue and there's a weird corn henge thing and there's a cursed handprint that cannot be scrubbed off

Ohio you so crazy

Oklahoma City or the OKC now I said before that Oklahoma is like the tornado state and Oklahoma City is like the tornado

Capitol people here know how to adapt each house has like a stocked up underground

Cellar that they can hide to kind of like a panic room in case of tornadoes calm

Oklahoma, city is like where cowboy country begins they even have a cowboy museum

All I know is that if I come back here, there's one place. I want to check out. Mr

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Portland, Oregon

it's either very active in like hiking or kayaking forest adventuring or it's like very

Hippie-ish vegan II new-agey. I'm spiritual but not religious type of city. No surprise. It's disputed

Ly the most environmentally friendly city in our country

It has like the highest ratio of bicyclists per capita over 10,000 acres of public parks. I'm gonna go off on a limb

I don't know I could be wrong. I think Portland would probably be like the lesbian capital of the USA

I don't know. I just I I have a weird feeling it

There's probably like a ton of lesbians over there

Philadelphia Pennsylvania or Philly the City of Brotherly Love

What that's literally what it translates to from Greek Philly is one of our largest cities

It usually ranks in the top five and it's like the history city for whatever limited history we have as a country at one point

It actually was our country's capital

It's got a lot of historic sites like the Liberty Bell

Independence Hall where like our Declaration was signed or something half of everything is named after Benjamin Franklin

He's like a big deal out there

It's also where rocky was filmed and they got statue of him. If you come here, you got to get a Philly cheesesteak

Providence Rhode Island, I

Don't know anything about this city. So I'm just gonna have to do research now. Let's see

It's one of the oldest cities in our country. It was built by a dude that got exiled from Pilgrims and Massachusetts

Okay, Oh Brown University. Another Ivy League school is in Providence

Oh, it actually has a noticeable Portuguese and Cape Verdean community. That's yeah. Yeah, did I mention?

I think I mentioned that in the Cape Verde episode didn't I? Otherwise I don't know Providence

You're just like a big mystery to me. What are you like make something of yourselves? That's the thing

I feel like Rhode Island's like to sit this state where we're like, come on do something

We're like poking it with a stick Rhode Island. Come on do something

Charleston, South Carolina

For a Charleston it's kind of like imagine everything you think, you know about southern culture

But then give them access to the ocean with nice amazing beaches. Suddenly you have surfing Dixie's. It's also home to the Dollaz America's

Pan-african community that speaks their own Creole they're famous for their festivals and making grass weaved baskets on they love shrimp

They put shrimp in everything. Oh my gosh, the more research. I do the more intrigued

I am I want to check out this place. I want to go here Sioux Falls South Dakota the Gateway to the plain

Named after the Sioux tribe one of the most prominent tribes in the north

South Dakota is like the beginning of Buffalo Territory American bison

I mean a film that Academy award-winning movie Dances with Wolves here with the Lakota tribe. There's that really famous buffalo hunting scene

They've really revamped and changed up their civil engineering structure. Like now they have this really cool park with a waterfall

They have like a sculpture walk a museum that features Rodin art pieces a butterfly house a trampoline park

Japanese gardens a zoo and it's great. It's like all in the middle of some cornfields of Middle America

It's like the smallest city with like all the concentrated aspects of a large city. See

America is always weird like cool cities in the middle of it, but nobody knows about it yet

And that's my job to let you know Memphis Tennessee. I passed by Memphis one time

I will say that is a cool-looking pyramid

Memphis is nicknamed the home of the blues and the birthplace of rock and roll

It's where famous people like Elvis Johnny Cash Aretha Franklin BB King. They all got their starts here

It's got Graceland a place that's completely devoted to Elvis. And yeah, they're famous for their

Barbecue, I've never had it but I heard it's real good and it like melts in your mouth. Yeah, Kansas City you got some competition

Houston Texas the space city now for Texas

There's two giants Dallas and Houston Dallas is like the shiny flashy luchador that steps into the ring

Whereas Houston is like his trainer slash manager Houston is a place that has like that strong Texan ranch culture

But in this cool like evolved 21st century

You know metropolitan tech business setting for one is home to the NASA Space Station and Mission Control

It's incredibly diverse

Like they have two Chinatown's of course Latin culture is strong down here, too

But it's interesting because a lot of the Mexicans here are like tenth generation

Mexican-americans the city has so many things going on like every February and March

There's like this huge rodeo show a car festival and like one of the most iconic

experiences Tex Mex, Salt Lake City, Utah

Everybody just knows this place as the Mormon

Headquarters of the world the entire cities like Street grid pattern is built so that it could have the temple in the center

However, less than half the population of the city actually is Mormon

What's really cool about this city though is that they have a lot of Pacific Islander minorities?

Samoans and Tongans mostly part of the Mormon Church aside from all that

The city is located on the Great Salt Lake the largest salt lake in the Western Hemisphere

Only a few shrimp and algae can survive in it

But there's like a lot of birds that migrate there when the water levels drop you can see this thing

It's located in the high arid Rockies

So you have these like amazing beautiful eroded rock formations with amazing ski slopes everywhere, Littleton, Vermont

All I know is that Bernie Sanders was like mayor of this city that that's all I know

So I'm gonna do some research it sits on Lake Chaplin and it's like a 20-minute drive away from Quebec, Canada

They have the world's largest filing cabinet

It's where Ben and Jerry's ice cream started. See they have a giant pumpkin festival. Oh, that's cool

Kind of like Portland where it's like a predominantly white but like super liberal place, you know

They say they're all about like multiculturalism even though like only two black people live there. No, but seriously brilliant I imagine

It's a really nice place to just relax

I'd say go there if you just want to chill

Oh and get maple syrup, Vermont

Maple syrup is like the best in our country, Virginia Beach, Virginia, really not like Richmond or Alexandria or Norfolk?

Oh, it's like right next to Norfolk, but it's not incorporated

So that's why but for whatever that's like what the OSI is to Los Angeles

I've been to Virginia plenty of times, but I've never been here so I'm gonna have to do some research

Here we go. It has the site of the first landing of English settlers that came into our country and built Jamestown

Ah, so that's why this place is so popular. It's like the place where the USA got its first baby steps

Okay, it also has a lot of museums aquariums parasailing boat tours and dolphin watching