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Born in Chicago, raised in the suburbs, parents are from Detroit suburbs so we visit family often. This is the most accurate depiction of the two cities I have ever seen
How are you a chicagoan if you werent raised in chicago, or have the authentic experience? the suburbs and rural areas of illinois arent consider part of chicago, and they have their own style of life.
Detroit and Chicago both play an important role in our society, Detroit cultivated the assembly line starting the automobile boom while the first skyscraper was constructed in Chicago these 2 cities have left an impact on the world we live in
If you think about that neither of two are actually good things Car-centric cities suffer from issues like traffic congestion, air pollution, fossil fuel dependency, health problems, urban sprawl, and high infrastructure costs, while skyscrapers bring about concerns related to shadowing, lack of natural light, aesthetic uniformity, wind tunnel effects, isolation, resource intensity, and emergency evacuation challenges, collectively impacting urban sustainability, community engagement, architectural diversity, and environmental well-being.
As someone who just went to Michigan and been to Southern Illinois, I can confirm all of this is basically accurate to the point I cried. AND DEAR LORD CHICAGO SUMMERS ARE HELL
@@bb-double-yuhit depends , towards the beaches i feel safe. but being from a nice area about 15 minutes away and having to stop at gary to apply for something i was scared shitless. whenever i take drug tests it’s so sketchy there too i legit have to go to this place next to a bunch of chop shops and this drug testing place is made out of sheet metal. and since 80/94 and 65 are shut down i decided taking a different way home and then i realized i was driving through project housing and was smack dab in the middle of the hood lol. luckily tho it was raining so nothing was popping outside
0:01 Death Grips xd 0:06 Danny Brown - Really doe 0:10 GmacCash - Potholes 0:22 Bladee - Decay (Piano) ((shoutout all the drainers)) 0:35 Richard Myhill - Hawaiian Cocktail 0:51 Jackson 5 - I want you back 1:03 Kanye - On sight 1:08 The weeknd - I was never there 1:17 Rio Da Yung OG - Legendary 1:21 Jurassic park theme 1:39 George Michael - Careless whisper 1:44 Santo & Johnny - Sleepwalk 1:56 Inner circle - Bad boys reply 2:14 rx papi - 12 stout street 2:23 Home - resonance 2:37 Svard - Dead Weight (slowed) 2:47 Bluegrass Banjo - Country Banjo feel free to add to this
The bean scene killed me. 💀 i remember first time visiting chicago eating the pizza and then seeing this bean. I was like tf this suppose to mean lol. 💀
Metro Detroiter here, yes the potholes are the most awful that I have ever seen. Michigan is known to have the worst roads in the whole of the U.S. Once you go "Up North" the roads aren't as bad (less people/drivers). Other Midwest states with virtually the same climate have much nicer roads though. This summer also seems to have the most amount of construction I have ever seen in my life in the metro area.
I live in Michigan as well, and my guitar instructor told me some some words of wisdom that I have lived with ever since. There are only two seasons in Michigan, Winter, and road work.
Chicago flag lore: Initially the flag had just two stars when it was adopted in 1917, but it changed to three in 1933 and then a fourth in 1939. Each six-pointed star (six points were chosen because no other flag had this when it was made) represents an event in Chicago's history. The Great Chicago Fire of 1871, the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893, the Century of Progress Exposition of 1933, and the establishment of Fort Dearborn in 1803. And each point on these stars has a meaning. The three white bars represent the North, West, and South Sides of Chicago. The top sky-blue bar represents Lake Michigan and the North Branch of the Chicago River, while the bottom bar represents the South Branch of the river and the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal Detroit flag lore: The lower hoist (left) quarter represents France, which founded the fort and settlement in 1701, with multiple gold fleurs-de-lis. The upper fly (right) quarter represents Great Britain, which controlled the fort from 1760 to 1796. It has three gold lions on a red field, imitating the Royal Arms of England. The lower fly has 13 red and white stripes and the upper hoist has 13 white stars on a blue field, for the US. Two Latin mottos read Speramus Meliora and Resurget Cineribus, meaning "We hope for better things" and "It will rise from the ashes", which was written by Gabriel Richard after the Great Fire of 1805. The seal is a representation of the Detroit fire which occurred on June 11, 1805. Only one building was saved from the flames. The figure on the left weeps over the destruction while the figure on the right gestures to the new city that will rise in its place.
As a person from the Chicago suburbs, I thought this was funny. Anyway, you should do Washington (state) vs Oregon, California vs Idaho, or Arizona vs New Mexico.
Im from Detroit your pretty accurate overall but the tap water is a L. flint had lead in there water but only because they switched off the Detroit water system to try and save money. Detroit gets its water from lake huron and its quite fresh and very high quality some of the best for a major city in the us. I've drunk tapwater for decades and ive never had any issues with the taste nor has it made me sick.
I've lived in Detroit and a bunch of Detroit suburbs; Redford, Dearborn, Bloomfield, Southfield, etc... No lie my Aunt's house in Southfield had the best Tap Water ever. That 'ish was like... Evian cut with Fiji 🤣
Lol, my dad was born in the Chicago suburbs, grew up in Northern Michigan with a father from Detroit and a mother from South Illinois. This video feels like it was made just for him
Eh Midway is way closer to downtown if you're heading there, and it's not that pretty of an area but it's a reasonably safe part of town plus there's fire Mexican food
@@quar_0 never really hung out there but I have in Garfield Ridge and Archer Heights. Seems mostly chill and down to earth, just not all that exciting and the planes are loud lol
I can explain The Bean: Its real name is the Cloud Gate! It was sculpted by Indian-born British artist Anish Kapoor and constructed between 2004 and 2006. It got its nickname The Bean from its shape, a name Kapoor initially disliked, but later grew fond of. The Bean is completely made up of stainless steel. It was created by putting together 168 massive steel plates and welding them shut to create a seamless finish. The inside is largely made up of a solid wooden structure. The interior is made up of two large metal rings that connect by a framework. This framework is similar to what you might see on a bridge. This allows the weight of the sculpture to be on the two end points, which creates the “bean shape”. In addition, the Bean’s stainless-steel exterior is connected to the frame with flexible connectors. This allows the plates to expand and contract depending on weather changes. Drawing in inspiration from liquid mercury, Cloud Gate was originally designed with the Chicago skyline in mind. The artist wanted something that would draw in the skyline to the work, thus the reflective features were his main focus. The sculpture gets a deep cleaning and is washed with 150 liters of liquid detergent twice a year. On a daily basis, city workers give it a good power hose and wipe down.
Another fun fact, the bean has a secret hatch that leads into a fully furnished studio apartment! The interior wooden and steel framework allows for both an upstairs and downstairs. As it's in a prime location, it only rents out for $3500 a month! To access said hatch, the current renter has to hum at just the right low frequency, which satisfies the bean. The more you know 🙌
Once saw 2 old black dudes on the bus getting to know each other, cracking up, having a grand old time Until one asked where the other was from One said Chicago. The reply was "M'fucka I'm from Detroit" They proceeded to threaten each others lives for the next 10 minutes until one got off.
And the two cities are hot dog and pizza cities as well! Germans brought their food culture with them to Chicago, particularly the Vienna sausage. This worked well in Chicago, which was the meatpacking capital of the world and a leader in the industrial food market. The hot dog was cheap, delicious, and could be topped with “nutrients” in the form of condiments, which helped it take hold during the Great Depression. Fluky’s (no longer in business) sold the first “Depression Sandwich,” featuring mustard, pickle relish, onions, a dill pickle, hot peppers, lettuce and tomatoes in 1929. It cost a nickel. Celery salt on the hot dog became a thing thanks to many north side celery farms. Thus the Chicago-style dog was born! Hot dogs (which they call Coney dogs) became a thing in Detroit because of many Greeks who escaped the Balkan Wars. Before moving to the Midwest, they stopped at Coney Island and had Nathan's world-famous hot dogs. They were so impressed that they wanted to spread it wherever they went and came up with their own recipes. Detroit-style pizza became a thing thanks in part to the car industry! It was invented in 1946 at a place called Buddy's by Gus Guerra. Gus was searching for a high-end pizza pan to create the perfect pizza until he realized something. Detroit's auto assembly plants used blue steel utility trays used to hold parts. For these plants, they were just a thing to hold parts...to Gus, it was a Sicilian-like deep dish pizza.
As a person who was born and raised right outside of Detroit and currently lives in Chicago, I can tell you this is 100% accurate. Never felt more seen in my life.
I'm a Chicago trueborn, and I have to say this is one of the few times I've seen people meme about this city and do it really well. Most of these are really accurate lol especially the airport one.
As someone who has lived their whole life in Detroit, and who spends most summers in Chicago, I'm genuinely surprised at how many deep cuts this video had. Good job Geopold. Makes me proud to be Turkish 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
2:23 If any of y'all don't know about Gary, Indiana, take the worst of Chicago, and mix it with worst of Detroit. Now, multiply that by 10; it's that bad.
Finally somebody saying that southern Illinois is basically the northernmost tip of the south your bordering Kentucky Tennessee and Arkansas.. as someone from Chicago it was a big change of scenery when I was there and honestly reminded me of South Carolina outskirts and small towns
Almost a perfect video but those southern illinois clips were missing one key thing: in the Illinois River there is a massive Asian carp infestation. When disturbed by sound like a boat motor, Asian Carp jump like 10 feet out of the water, and these 100 pound bastards can easily knock you out. there’s a low-key sport along the river where you get on water skis with a net and a bucket, and your buddies pull you along as you try to catch as many of these flying fuckers as possible.
Never getting a break from the weather is a Chiraq thing, too hot and humid in the summer, cold and dry in the winter. Also should’ve thrown a jab at those suburb people saying they’re from Chicago when they’re asked where they’re from.
Just looking at Detroit makes me feel like my wallet, cell phone, dignity and possibly a lung have been stolen. That's why I plan to go to civilized Birmingham. And as a Mexican addicted to sodas I need to try Faygo.
Bro I have lived in Michigan, Washington D.C. The Deep South and Chicago. I have spent time in every major city in this phat land. This guy has a better understanding of American culture than most Americans. I’ve subscribed.
Was always curious about the difference between Chicago and Detroit, I always get them confused as the same but somesay I wanna vist either of them more so Chicago because of the Pizza. Also my God who? 1:081:13
Motown's got better pizza. Theres a REAL deep dish chain called Jets and it is probs near you. We also home to Lil Caesars and the cheap ass large roni' (the company owns an entire neighborhood they neglect so they can say it has to be demolished and replaced with parking lots)
where next??
New Orleans USA vs Orleans France
Washington (state) vs Oregon or Arizona vs New Mexico
Zealand vs New Zealand
Mao zedong vs shitmir pulter
North Carolina vs South Carolina
As a greek living in birmingham I support detroit 🇬🇷❤️👕
Why would you move te birmingh*m
@@Sham_NOT_94 It's better than L*rissa, Greece
@@coal270 come back to the balkans and fight the turks with us
Ayy fellow Brummie I'm a Somali who lives in Birmingham
L greek baklava stealer tell me who ons constantine
Born in Chicago, raised in the suburbs, parents are from Detroit suburbs so we visit family often. This is the most accurate depiction of the two cities I have ever seen
Literally spot on
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How are you a chicagoan if you werent raised in chicago, or have the authentic experience? the suburbs and rural areas of illinois arent consider part of chicago, and they have their own style of life.
@@viviangarcia5696 because the suburbs of chicago is still in chicago??
Mfs from Kankakee be telling ppl they from Chicago lmao
Detroit and Chicago both play an important role in our society, Detroit cultivated the assembly line starting the automobile boom while the first skyscraper was constructed in Chicago these 2 cities have left an impact on the world we live in
Cool story bro. Nowadays what are they both up to? 🤔
@@Abel-Alvarezdetroit's dying and chicago is still half dying half going forward every day
@@quar_0 pretty accurate tbh. 😅
@@quar_0Detroit died like half a century ago but has been somewhat resuscitated these past few years (at least near downtown and sw)
If you think about that neither of two are actually good things
Car-centric cities suffer from issues like traffic congestion, air pollution, fossil fuel dependency, health problems, urban sprawl, and high infrastructure costs, while skyscrapers bring about concerns related to shadowing, lack of natural light, aesthetic uniformity, wind tunnel effects, isolation, resource intensity, and emergency evacuation challenges, collectively impacting urban sustainability, community engagement, architectural diversity, and environmental well-being.
As someone who just went to Michigan and been to Southern Illinois, I can confirm all of this is basically accurate to the point I cried. AND DEAR LORD CHICAGO SUMMERS ARE HELL
Chi ain’t south Illinois
Chicago summers are awesome
@jbaer0 nah especially when it's 80 degrees downtown unless you're going to the lake
I can tell who ever made this not from Chicago this is not accurate
Meanwhile I work outside in dallas and its 109, feels like 111 with 20% humidity, and it gets worse than this
As a truck driver, Gary is truly the scariest place to exist in for any amount of time.
worse than Baltimore?
@@mingus445_gaming Baltimites hearing about this comment 🔫
@@zebulaun 🥺
@@mingus445_gamingYes; way worse. I can imagine some people would feel safe in Baltimore for, let's say, five seconds. In Gary, you never feel safe.
@@bb-double-yuhit depends , towards the beaches i feel safe. but being from a nice area about 15 minutes away and having to stop at gary to apply for something i was scared shitless. whenever i take drug tests it’s so sketchy there too i legit have to go to this place next to a bunch of chop shops and this drug testing place is made out of sheet metal. and since 80/94 and 65 are shut down i decided taking a different way home and then i realized i was driving through project housing and was smack dab in the middle of the hood lol. luckily tho it was raining so nothing was popping outside
Big L for leopold for not mentioning the Polish majority in Chicago. It litterarly has more Polish "people" (?) than Warsaw.
Not more than Warsaw, Chicago ranks 2nd behind warsaw, but ahead of Krakow.
Also Serbian minority
“People” describes it well yeah
That was back in the old days before the post-war years
Im polish and there still are polish people here but not as much as there once were
0:01 Death Grips xd
0:06 Danny Brown - Really doe
0:10 GmacCash - Potholes
0:22 Bladee - Decay (Piano) ((shoutout all the drainers))
0:35 Richard Myhill - Hawaiian Cocktail
0:51 Jackson 5 - I want you back
1:03 Kanye - On sight
1:08 The weeknd - I was never there
1:17 Rio Da Yung OG - Legendary
1:21 Jurassic park theme
1:39 George Michael - Careless whisper
1:44 Santo & Johnny - Sleepwalk
1:56 Inner circle - Bad boys reply
2:14 rx papi - 12 stout street
2:23 Home - resonance
2:37 Svard - Dead Weight (slowed)
2:47 Bluegrass Banjo - Country Banjo
feel free to add to this
The grandma at 1:17 ist listening to Legendary by Rio Da Yung OG
@@beebster_v1 Thanks, looked at a few Rio songs to find it but couldn’t. I’ll edit that in
0:06 really doe - danny brown
Yall go fw rx fr that nigga goes crazy
1:44 Sleepwalk-Santo & Jonny
The bean scene killed me. 💀 i remember first time visiting chicago eating the pizza and then seeing this bean. I was like tf this suppose to mean lol. 💀
Bean
why’s it have to mean smthn. looks fire
@@FALGSC616negawat
you have to see the bean then eat the pizza for the prophecy to reveal itself to you, you fucked up the order of the ritual
Metro Detroiter here, yes the potholes are the most awful that I have ever seen. Michigan is known to have the worst roads in the whole of the U.S. Once you go "Up North" the roads aren't as bad (less people/drivers). Other Midwest states with virtually the same climate have much nicer roads though. This summer also seems to have the most amount of construction I have ever seen in my life in the metro area.
This is so spot on, It's rare that I drive more than 5 mins and not see construction and potholes, worst part about living in Michigan.
True
Michigan allows twice the federal weight limit per axle for semis with trailers.
Construction is a season, not just a summer thing
I live in Michigan as well, and my guitar instructor told me some some words of wisdom that I have lived with ever since. There are only two seasons in Michigan, Winter, and road work.
Chicago flag lore: Initially the flag had just two stars when it was adopted in 1917, but it changed to three in 1933 and then a fourth in 1939. Each six-pointed star (six points were chosen because no other flag had this when it was made) represents an event in Chicago's history. The Great Chicago Fire of 1871, the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893, the Century of Progress Exposition of 1933, and the establishment of Fort Dearborn in 1803. And each point on these stars has a meaning. The three white bars represent the North, West, and South Sides of Chicago. The top sky-blue bar represents Lake Michigan and the North Branch of the Chicago River, while the bottom bar represents the South Branch of the river and the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal
Detroit flag lore: The lower hoist (left) quarter represents France, which founded the fort and settlement in 1701, with multiple gold fleurs-de-lis. The upper fly (right) quarter represents Great Britain, which controlled the fort from 1760 to 1796. It has three gold lions on a red field, imitating the Royal Arms of England. The lower fly has 13 red and white stripes and the upper hoist has 13 white stars on a blue field, for the US. Two Latin mottos read Speramus Meliora and Resurget Cineribus, meaning "We hope for better things" and "It will rise from the ashes", which was written by Gabriel Richard after the Great Fire of 1805. The seal is a representation of the Detroit fire which occurred on June 11, 1805. Only one building was saved from the flames. The figure on the left weeps over the destruction while the figure on the right gestures to the new city that will rise in its place.
6 stars on Chicago for GD
I ain’t reading Alat
@@jjpowersTLDR; Detroit will probably never rise from its ashes lmfao
As a person from the Chicago suburbs, I thought this was funny. Anyway, you should do Washington (state) vs Oregon, California vs Idaho, or Arizona vs New Mexico.
Washington state vs Washington, D.C.
@@juancarlosbravoroman7265That sounds cooler tbh.
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North Carolina vs South Carolina
Seattle vs NYC would be great
I live in Michigan. This is straight facts💯💯💯
Yessir
BEST STATE IN AMERICA
@@jeebusthegreat8819 YESSIR
go lions
@jeebusthegreat8819 home of the worst city in the country and the worst infrastructure known to man, worst state fr
Im from Detroit your pretty accurate overall but the tap water is a L. flint had lead in there water but only because they switched off the Detroit water system to try and save money. Detroit gets its water from lake huron and its quite fresh and very high quality some of the best for a major city in the us. I've drunk tapwater for decades and ive never had any issues with the taste nor has it made me sick.
I seen a taste test years ago out in LA and they blind tested a few bottled water and Detroit tap water. The tap water won almost every time.
Mer to
Right. And that chicago water is terrible.
I've lived in Detroit and a bunch of Detroit suburbs; Redford, Dearborn, Bloomfield, Southfield, etc... No lie my Aunt's house in Southfield had the best Tap Water ever. That 'ish was like... Evian cut with Fiji 🤣
I want to travel the world with you Geopold.
Do a video with Drew Binsky💡
MY FLIGHT STOPPED IN THE GARY/CHICAGO AND IN THE FIRST 2 MINUTES THERE WAS A SHOOTING THREAT
this is a certified hood classic
Lol, my dad was born in the Chicago suburbs, grew up in Northern Michigan with a father from Detroit and a mother from South Illinois. This video feels like it was made just for him
Bro how did you get Detroit so accurate 😭 especially Faygo
As a Chicagoan, I can confirm everything said here is 201% true.
The flight landing in o’hare vs midway is very accurate
Eh Midway is way closer to downtown if you're heading there, and it's not that pretty of an area but it's a reasonably safe part of town plus there's fire Mexican food
@@bundevsawhney7578the airport itself sucks but clearing is nice
@@quar_0 never really hung out there but I have in Garfield Ridge and Archer Heights. Seems mostly chill and down to earth, just not all that exciting and the planes are loud lol
I love seeing Geopold cover places I am distinctly familiar with only to realize how spot on he is with every joke.
I can explain The Bean: Its real name is the Cloud Gate! It was sculpted by Indian-born British artist Anish Kapoor and constructed between 2004 and 2006. It got its nickname The Bean from its shape, a name Kapoor initially disliked, but later grew fond of. The Bean is completely made up of stainless steel. It was created by putting together 168 massive steel plates and welding them shut to create a seamless finish. The inside is largely made up of a solid wooden structure. The interior is made up of two large metal rings that connect by a framework. This framework is similar to what you might see on a bridge.
This allows the weight of the sculpture to be on the two end points, which creates the “bean shape”. In addition, the Bean’s stainless-steel exterior is connected to the frame with flexible connectors. This allows the plates to expand and contract depending on weather changes. Drawing in inspiration from liquid mercury, Cloud Gate was originally designed with the Chicago skyline in mind. The artist wanted something that would draw in the skyline to the work, thus the reflective features were his main focus. The sculpture gets a deep cleaning and is washed with 150 liters of liquid detergent twice a year. On a daily basis, city workers give it a good power hose and wipe down.
Everytime someone takes a picture/selfie that shit always look dirty.
I remember seeing The Bean before they had polished the surface and it looked like an M1 Abrams egg with all the welds.
Another fun fact, the bean has a secret hatch that leads into a fully furnished studio apartment! The interior wooden and steel framework allows for both an upstairs and downstairs. As it's in a prime location, it only rents out for $3500 a month! To access said hatch, the current renter has to hum at just the right low frequency, which satisfies the bean. The more you know 🙌
@@ammolatorive seen people lick it, multiple times
@@ribbonsinmyheart oh god!
Once saw 2 old black dudes on the bus getting to know each other, cracking up, having a grand old time
Until one asked where the other was from
One said Chicago. The reply was "M'fucka I'm from Detroit"
They proceeded to threaten each others lives for the next 10 minutes until one got off.
And the two cities are hot dog and pizza cities as well! Germans brought their food culture with them to Chicago, particularly the Vienna sausage. This worked well in Chicago, which was the meatpacking capital of the world and a leader in the industrial food market. The hot dog was cheap, delicious, and could be topped with “nutrients” in the form of condiments, which helped it take hold during the Great Depression. Fluky’s (no longer in business) sold the first “Depression Sandwich,” featuring mustard, pickle relish, onions, a dill pickle, hot peppers, lettuce and tomatoes in 1929. It cost a nickel. Celery salt on the hot dog became a thing thanks to many north side celery farms. Thus the Chicago-style dog was born!
Hot dogs (which they call Coney dogs) became a thing in Detroit because of many Greeks who escaped the Balkan Wars. Before moving to the Midwest, they stopped at Coney Island and had Nathan's world-famous hot dogs. They were so impressed that they wanted to spread it wherever they went and came up with their own recipes. Detroit-style pizza became a thing thanks in part to the car industry! It was invented in 1946 at a place called Buddy's by Gus Guerra. Gus was searching for a high-end pizza pan to create the perfect pizza until he realized something. Detroit's auto assembly plants used blue steel utility trays used to hold parts. For these plants, they were just a thing to hold parts...to Gus, it was a Sicilian-like deep dish pizza.
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Thanks for the info kim
I always thought the celery salt was an odd, (yet perfect) choice for the Shhh-caaah- go dawg.
Very appropriate my guy, appreciate you sharing some love about the D and it’s history
thank you for the history behind them! cant forget the oscar mayer hot dog car at the ford museum HAHAHA
Lol the way people from Gary see Chicago is hilarious
Dang I have lived in both Detroit and Windsor (across the river from Detroit 🇨🇦) and now live in Chicago, this video was made for me 😂
As someone that was born in Chicago and raised in one its suburbs every meme was literally facts😂😭
fr same
Y’all why are these suburbanites here. Like focus on your Naperville facts 0-0
joliet.
West lawn here, all I got to say is lol
Fuck outta here that’s like a different planet
As a Greek person from Chicago I am proud to be on team BEAN
As a Clevelander, I see this as an absolute win
We're not Detroit.😂
@@juanpablosaenz9037Well, you should wish you were, because Detroit blows Cleveland away. Not even close. I've been to both.
As someone who was born in Chicago and grew up in Detroit. This is a true
Bro did his research 😭 would’ve thought he was from Detroit with how accurate this is lmfao
As a Chicagoan, this is too real. A CTA meme would have been cool
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As someone that lives in Chicago and has been to every part of Illinois this video is very valid also the Gary stuff was hilarious.
Deadass tho I actually burst out laughing to that shit
As a person who was born and raised right outside of Detroit and currently lives in Chicago, I can tell you this is 100% accurate. Never felt more seen in my life.
I live in a low-income housing environment that goes by the government name of Section 8 and I can say all of this is true
𝕸𝖎𝖓𝖉 𝖆𝖑𝖙𝖊𝖗𝖎𝖓𝖌 𝖎𝖓𝖍𝖎𝖇𝖎𝖙𝖔𝖗𝖘 😷🙅🫨🤯
Well then you got something in common with 90% of the people living in south side Chicago, are you also on benefits or ebt?
@@hexicalcat4937
Benefits aren't enough to live off of, in case you weren't aware
@@alack3879 when ur housing is paid by the government, yeah it is :)
Hit the "How mfs from gary view chicago" bit spot on
I went above Flint once, got swarmed by some Velociraptors, glad to see such things covered in this video
I support Chicago.
I do not support Chicago, it should be bulldozed for a new Walmart location.
Half your city’s population leaves to visit Michigan and Wisconsin Chicago is a sh@those city!!!
same
Chicago is basically Detroit if Detroit was successful
@@mergat2970 Minus the extreme levels of gun violence
I’m from chicago born and raised…this shit was hilarious bro….also got fam in Detroit too….this video was on point and hilarious 💯
I'm a Chicago trueborn, and I have to say this is one of the few times I've seen people meme about this city and do it really well. Most of these are really accurate lol especially the airport one.
That goggins joke was peak comedy 💀
As someone who has lived their whole life in Detroit, and who spends most summers in Chicago, I'm genuinely surprised at how many deep cuts this video had. Good job Geopold. Makes me proud to be Turkish 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
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On me the corned beef had me fucked up 😂
One time in mid/northern Michigan we passed a store called the Bear Store. It was a tiny store with a bear in an enclosure outside.
You were near Glennie and that bear is still kicking.
2:23 If any of y'all don't know about Gary, Indiana, take the worst of Chicago, and mix it with worst of Detroit. Now, multiply that by 10; it's that bad.
Should also mention Michael Jackson was born there.
I was not expecting a Southern Illinois joke and for that sir I thank you deeply! From Carbondale living in Chicago.
As a fentanyl user living in Massachusetts I support Detroit
😂😂😂🎉
Finally somebody saying that southern Illinois is basically the northernmost tip of the south your bordering Kentucky Tennessee and Arkansas.. as someone from Chicago it was a big change of scenery when I was there and honestly reminded me of South Carolina outskirts and small towns
Almost a perfect video but those southern illinois clips were missing one key thing: in the Illinois River there is a massive Asian carp infestation. When disturbed by sound like a boat motor, Asian Carp jump like 10 feet out of the water, and these 100 pound bastards can easily knock you out.
there’s a low-key sport along the river where you get on water skis with a net and a bucket, and your buddies pull you along as you try to catch as many of these flying fuckers as possible.
AS A RURAL ILLINOISAN I DEMAND MORE REPRESENTATION
(we dont exist fr)
Like if we could stop voting foe people who wanna turn us into Detroit that'd be great
The chicago dad one wild 💀
Do NYC vs. Philadelphia I think that would be a showdown to settle the beef once and for all
My uncle once told me a story about how him and my dad lit a newspaper box on fire when they were kids living in Detroit. #goodtimes
As someone who is from Europe and can't relate to any of these memes, these stereotypes are very on point.
Can confirm dinosaurs roam north of flint, quite beautiful.
you forgot to mention that New Zealand won the NASCAR Street Race at Chicago
As a Michigan resident who has been to Detroit many times i can confirm we don't drink water
As a New Yorker this is facts
Bro how mfs in gary Indiana view Chicago was the wildest shit ever
😂😂😂 im dead 💀
As a southern Illinoisan I can confirm this is correct.
As a person who hasnt been to any of these places i can confirm this is truly a video of all time
This whole video is outrageously hilarious. One of your best tbh 😂😂
As an Illinoian I can confirm our houses split in half during the winter
No mention of the cursed (based) Chicago broken siren. I am utterly disappointed
As someone who moved from detroit to Chicago, I can confirm this to be true
Bro Chicago looks like Russia during the winter 😂
I liked the Motown reference ❤
The transition from that one song to decay was actually beautiful
0:51 not unc' bro 😭😭
all the chicago ones are 100% on point bro
thank you for recognizing that Gary, Indiana exists
Perhaps it is for the best if we forget that it does
i just want it to float into the lake… they can take south shore too
i can confirm everything that was said about detroit, born and raised.
Never getting a break from the weather is a Chiraq thing, too hot and humid in the summer, cold and dry in the winter. Also should’ve thrown a jab at those suburb people saying they’re from Chicago when they’re asked where they’re from.
As Polish🇵🇱 Greek Belarussian Israeli 🇮🇱
I'm proud of Detroit and Chicago 😊😊💚💙😑
you must be living a great life.
Southern Illinois is a mix of Deep South and Midwest emo kids
I think out of all of Geopold's videos, this made me laugh the most
All this shit is literally so true, I literally go next to one of the buildings that I showed you this video every day
Just looking at Detroit makes me feel like my wallet, cell phone, dignity and possibly a lung have been stolen.
That's why I plan to go to civilized Birmingham.
And as a Mexican addicted to sodas I need to try Faygo.
There’s a Birmingham Michigan 10 minutes North of Detroit 😳
*addicted to pop
Use the correct word dipshit.
@@jeebusthegreat8819that what he means lmao
“Shorty imma take yo pipe” is wild outside of Chicago
Chicago: deep dish pizza.
Detroit: becoming human.
I met some guys from Chicago, I asked them how it was to be living in Chiraq... They didn't understand me :(
I Support Michigan the great lakes and the king of pizza
LMFAO NY vs Chicago is UNDEFEATED 🤣😭
i’m watching this outside since my house (mysteriously) disappeared in detroit
Wait theres some big ass bean chilling in chicago?
Awesome
As someone from Illinois, you nailed the southern part of it
Bro I have lived in Michigan, Washington D.C. The Deep South and Chicago. I have spent time in every major city in this phat land. This guy has a better understanding of American culture than most Americans. I’ve subscribed.
As a mid Michigander who lives north of flint, I can confirm we have dinosaurs
For the next vid, can you analyze Portland, Oregon vs Portland, Maine
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Black "people" try not to ruin the country challenge: impossible
immensely disappointed that you didn't show off the Detroit Stargate
As somebody who lives in South Illinois, it absolutely is like you ended up in the Deep South a whole 50 miles earlier than expected.
I’m from south bend and I was dying the entire video
Mf got the worst of both worlds, AND he’s trapped in Indiana🤡🤡💀💀🤡🤡
@@Pantsinabucket on everything bro 💀💀💀
@@phinehasjacob9122 praying for you brother, the indiana life is something I couldn’t wish on anyone
@@Pantsinabucket I fw Indiana heavy but not south bend tho dawg
@@phinehasjacob9122why do u fw indiana it is the single worst state i can think of 💀
As someone who has lived in and around Chicago their entire life, most of this makes zero sense to me.
dude theres so many potholes in Detroit that i remember as a kid there would literally just be lines of them waiting to wreck your car
I am Italian half Greek and i totally support Chicago 😂
are you the personification of chicago illinois
@@quar_0 🤷🏻🤣
@@quar_0he cant be. hes not polish
2:05 yo drake what happened bro😭😭😭
Chicago: We have high crime rates 😄
Detroit: We have high crime rates 💀
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS IS 100% DEEP SOUTH ITS CRAZY
Was always curious about the difference between Chicago and Detroit, I always get them confused as the same but somesay I wanna vist either of them more so Chicago because of the Pizza. Also my God who? 1:08 1:13
Motown's got better pizza. Theres a REAL deep dish chain called Jets and it is probs near you.
We also home to Lil Caesars and the cheap ass large roni' (the company owns an entire neighborhood they neglect so they can say it has to be demolished and replaced with parking lots)