Illinois and Indiana Compared
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- čas přidán 18. 06. 2020
- Mr. Beat compares and contrasts Indiana and Illinois, two Midwestern states that have a lot in common.
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datausa.io/profile/geo/illinois
datausa.io/profile/geo/indiana
www.pewforum.org/religious-la...
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www.forbes.com/places/il/
www.forbes.com/places/in/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illinois
www.indexmundi.com/facts/unit...
www.cato.org/sites/cato.org/f...
www.chicagotribune.com/news/b...
www.city-data.com/forum/city-v...
www.daily-journal.com/news/lo...
www.bestplaces.net/state/illi...
visitindiana.com/about-indian...
www.usnews.com/news/best-stat...
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www.illinoispolicy.org/illino...
Illinois and Indiana
Two bordering Midwestern states in these United States. Both also border Lake Michigan and the Ohio River.
And yes, both have a lot in common, starting with the fact that, according to some metrics, both share Chicagoland, or the Chicago metropolitan area. Well yeah, sure Chicagoland is mostly in Illinois, as is...well...Chicago, the third largest city in the country, but Northwest Indiana is also often lumped into the Chicago metro. Chicagoland makes up around 65% of the entire population of Illinois and 10% of the entire population of Indiana.
Both are part of the Rust Belt, a region of the country known for declining industry and run down factories. Even decades after most of these factories have shut down, several cities in both states continue to lose population each year.
And yet, manufacturing is still a major industry in both. Indiana is the country’s leading steel producer and second largest car manufacturing state. Illinois is known for making machinery, electrical equipment, transportation equipment, and food processing. Related to this, both rank towards the bottom of all 50 states in terms of pollution, although Illinois ranks better.
Other major industries in both include healthcare, retail, and education.
The average age of residents in both is the same. (38)
The biggest religion in both is Christianity, but of those more identify as Roman Catholic in Illinois and more identify as Evangelical Protestant in Indiana. Oh, and Illinois residents are more religious, overall.
Both have very similar climates. Specifically, a humid continental climate throughout most of the states, and humid subtropical climate in the southern portions. Basically, the further south you go in both states, the more precipitation and the more hot it gets in the summer and less cold it gets in the winter. Both get tornadoes, but flooding is definitely the most common natural disaster in both. For thousands of years, various American Indian tribes lived in the area.
Illinois gets its name from another French dude named René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, who explored the area in the 1600s. He named a river after a group of American Indian tribes known collectively as the Illinois Confederation, or Illiniwek, which translates to “the best people.” A Philadelphia trading company promptly came out that way to make some money, and, long story short, ended up working out a deal to get some land out there. They called the area “Indiana,” or “Land of the Indians.” Wow, how creative.
#illinois #indiana #geography
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So, which states should I compare next, and what should we do about West Virginia?
Mr. Beat you should compare Iowa and Nebraska
@@Samhilyard08 Missouri sounds better with Iowa
ohio and michigan lol
Compare Florida and New York
Compare it to Virginia
As a Hoosier, it's nice to see people actually know that we exist apart from the Indy 500. Anyways, shout-out to my Illinois brothers out there.
@GAVIN PLANT Keep crying about Pritzker even though we're the only state that has done everything right for coronavirus.
Yaicotee Pritzker is a fat little weasel that should be in prison considering he has committed federal crimes while governor
@@chiknj23 Pritzker, my proudest vote since Obama. I'm glad we have a competent governor during this crisis.
GAVIN PLANT how long do you think until we have to close down again lmao
if you Compare California to Arizona. then Indiana is Arizona. Which I Rather live in Indiana a Red state anyways. Because Fuck the Libtards also the Repictards.
What's most impressive is that he makes all of these videos in Powerpoint.
Does he use it? It looks like he uses another software program!
For the record, it's not just PowerPoint. I also use Gimp and Final Cut Pro.
Makes it feel like a lecture but engaging. I like it a lot
Cause powerpoint is awesome! I used to make useless PowerPoints for fun back in elementary school
Wow I didn’t even notice it was a PowerPoint damn hes good at this
Being from central Illinois, most of Illinois has way different views on most everything compared to chicago. Cook and Lake county runs the state
yeh...it's like we are two different countries!
That’s any state with big cities and rural areas. Priorities are different in the cities vs country.
Because 65 percent of the states population live there.
Hey! I’m from cook county and...your completely right
I’m from central IL too!!!
Lived in northern Indiana basically my whole life until last year when I’m moved to the twin cities. So peaceful and laid back in Indiana. Great place to grow a family.
I grew up in Goshen in Northeast Indiana but I've been in West Lafayette now for years.
U couldn't pay me to live in Illinois I dislike fips
Meghann Murphy I’m literally from Goshen! Graduated from Northridge!
omg whyyyyyyyyy! Minisotaaaa yahhhhhh
Why did you move then? job?
Seriously? Comparing a mere land mass to a cool archaeologist who shoots Nazis? There's no contest.
Next video: Indiana Jones and Indiana Compared
@@iammrbeat can you do a vice president songs because I feel it could teach people about the vice presidents and what they would do
The archaeologist was named after the state, silly. (A dog might also be involved somewhere.)
Mr beat love your videos ❤️
Mr. Beat cool
There are 3 parts in the State of Illinois: Chicago Metro, UIUC (Champaign/Urbana), and Corn.
You forgot soybeans...
And Irish people
@@phobospotato more polish than Irish
I guess but I’m used to Chicago’s diverse population so idk
@@phobospotato I mean I'm Irish but alot of poles come to live in Chicago. Anything south of peoria is a mix of almost everything
I feel like Illinois and Indiana don’t really have any sort of rivalry since Northwest Indiana is in the Chicago area. Like in Illinois we always make fun of Wisconsin (cheeseheads) but Indiana I don’t really have anything against, and I have a few friends from Indiana that say the same about Illinois
I know many people here in India a, that I know, don't like Illinois's government and many of the laws. But nobody here has an issue with the average citizen of Illinois. I never hear of any rivalry either. I hear a lot more about Michigan and Ohio
I remember as a kid growing up in Terre Haute IN,(west central...butts up to IL) we use to make fun of Illinois drivers and how slow poke they drive...then I move to Illinois....it's like" Get over in the right lane if that's all the faster you can drive....yet my family says I drive like a little old lady...LOL
I don't really think about Indiana...... to be honest lol
I don't care for Wisconsin though, especially the southeastern part like Kenosha. Seems like a kind of trashy, depressing place, along the lake is very nice though
@@bonniemoerdyk9809 oh yes Illinois drivers are terrible. The part couple weeks I've seen a lot of accidents because we're so impatient and drive 50 mph in a 30 zone. People follow really closely behind you as well, so a lot of accidents happen that way
Hoosier here. Only rivalry I've ever seen was between pacers and bulls when Reggie Miller and Michael Jordan still played. Other than that, we cool with each other.
Didn't The Jackson 5(who are from Indiana) make a song called: Going Back to Indiana?
@Dr.'sorders ew Gary
Sure did there from Gary, Indiana which is where I'm from
@@jeremiahallen5262 I'm sorry....
@@Jarrd260 WYF???
@@hernad4 Fort Wayne
I was just laughing about how weird Illinois is then I realized, oh crap I live there.
Sup my fellow Illinoisan.
Hi my fellow Illinoisans
Hello I am an Illinoisan :D
Well at least your state doesn't have a tree growing out of a clock tower. #justsayin
@@iammrbeat Well at least every other Indiana governor doesn't go to prison.
Here's a crazy idea for a comparison: Texas vs Albera, the Texas of Canada.
Haha, I had a friend who said that same thing!!!!! I’m from Texas, but I’ve been to Alberta as well!
2nd or 3rd the motion. Also PQ and Louisiana. Or Ont and NY.
It’s Alberta, not Albera
Texas is one of the hottest states, Alberta is one of the coldest provinces. Texas is socially conservative, Alberta isn't (this is debatable). They are both right ring - both are fiscally conservative. Texas has a lot of Latinos, Alberta has a lot of Asians. Both rely on oil. Both are economic powerhouses and are wealthy. The Texan economy has been booming, the Alberta economy has been retracting. Texans like football, Albertans like hockey. Texas is flat, but touches an ocean. Alberta has mountains, but is landlocked. They are roughly the same size (Texas a bit larger). Texas gets hurricanes, Alberta gets hail. Texas loses relatively small amounts in federal taxes to the poorer states. Alberta loses tens of billions in transfer payments to Quebec and the Maritimes. Anything else?
Michael TNK Pretty sure it was just a typo
Indiana and progressive in the same sentence.
Something's not right here.
McMeowMeow 7 DEADASS
Marion county is pretty progressive
Progressive is where they get their car insurance. Flo is popular there.
WT Keeton so
Many commercials
@@margueritebourgeois5813 All of my black friend's call Indiana, "The Alabama of the north".
I live in Rockford and I can tell you we are not the second largest city in Illinois. It’s Aurora.
Nevermind I forgot that aurora is considered part of the Chicago suburbs.. through, they do have about 50k more people than Rockford.
I was going to say this... but I also didn't realize that Aurora is considered part of the Chicago suburbs?? Weirddd.
Aurora, Joliet, and soon Naperville, are all more populous than Rockford.
But all are considered part of Chicago metro.
Btw, soon Chicago will fall to fourth largest in the 🇺🇸, behind Houston.
@@karimecolettadominguez Yeah, thats where Wayne's World takes place
I thought it was Naperville? Or is Naperville #3?
Mr. Beat should compare:
Ohio and Pennsylvania
Tennessee and Kentucky
Idaho and Montana
Kansas and Oklahoma
All of those are happening, but I'll probably compare Kansas to Nebraska instead.
Yes man thanks for comparing Idaho and Montana. “both are great!”
@@iammrbeat oh ok
@@iammrbeat How about Rhode Island and Alaska?
@@TheCussingCrafter You must not be from NE Ohio or Western PA. Where I grew up, our home literally bordered the state line. BTW, there are more Amish in OH than in PA.
As far as countries go, how about:
Oman vs Yemen?
O man, that would be a good episode.
Na na, iraq v iran
Oooh. Yemen. Little bit of a spicy topic
I love this idea.
@@iammrbeat Tanzania vs. Kenya
You forgot to say " (John Melloncamp) Larry Bird, Michael Jackson, James Dean, Axl Rose, Brendon Frasier, Adam Lambert and mooore. " 🤣
Red Skelton,crystal Gale, Florence Henderson,Steve Werner ,Bobby Helms ,Claude Adkins,Joe Edwards,Shelly Long,Phil Harris,Majorie Mann ma Kettle, and many many more
Don Mattingly, David Robinson & Sons, the Ultimate Warrior
I'm from Illinois, moved to Indiana & saved a ton of money 💰
same. more freedom, low taxes, low cost of living. I lived in chicago and even the ghetto areas are expensive. Moved to indiana and pay half the rent in a cheap and safe area.
@@painexotic3757 Dont vote democrats here in Indiana, they charge high prices and they are the reason they made you leave
Dont vote democrats here in Indiana, they charge high prices and they are the reason they made you leave
@@aimxdy8680 Oh be quiet. Im tired of people like you. I moved outta chicago for a reason. It obviously means i'm not a democrat. Besides, there is no such thing as a republican or democrat city/state. It's all purple, a mix between democrats/republicans/third-partyers.
Compare
Oslo and Stockholm .
Madrid and Barcelona .
Warsaw and Krakow .
Yes I’ve been waiting for Madrid vs Barcelona
I say . Madrid is better .
I’ve never been to either but I think Barcelona is better but maybe I’m a little biased because I’m a fc Barcelona fan 😂. But I’ve heard Barcelona is better idk tho
Madrid & Barcelona is a great idea! I'd go with Helsinki and Stockholm though.
Warsaw vs krakow would be cool
I LOVE these comparison videos, very very interesting and well presented, and lots of information about the different states. Can you do one about Kentucky next? I have family living there. Stay safe and greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪
Glad I found this channel! Your videos are so good!
yay, my home state finally gets covered! Also, when taking about divides within the state, indiana is pretty tame, but is generally compromised of the north, with lake michigan, gary, and ft wayne. The middle which is flat and based around indy, and the south which is hillier and focused around the ohio river
Yeah generally I do see a North/South divide in both states
Do we have Karen’s? I don’t think we do- (I’m talking about Indiana)
Can’t forget about Indianapolis
Do Northern California vs Southern California! That’d be very interesting!
Yeah a lot of folks seem to want to see this.
@@iammrbeat I vote for it, too! We all want to go to Calif for a visit!
Mr. Beat You should do North and South Jersey and mention how SJ almost seceded from NJ in 1980..
Mr. Beat voting for it as well, would be a very interesting idea.
I live in NorCal and I honestly think we’re better than SoCal. Lol
THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS!
Me living in Gary: Hey Indiana is my state!
Him: talks about the rust belt and horrible pollution
Me:,,, oop ok
You have to include, that Illinois' infrastructure is so good that John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd could drive for hours with cops chasing them in Blues Brothers!
Yeah? And just why _were_ the cops chasing them? And don't tell me it's because they said they were on a "mission from God" (cf. 9/11/2001)!!
Tennessee and Kentucky?
Good one. Also Nebraska vs Iowa comparison.
Texas and California
You’re probably one of the best Social Studies teachers America has to offer great job with everything man!
Aww thanks so much!
@Mr. Beat Indeed! 😊
I appreciate you mentioning Rockford!! I may be biased as its my hometown but there’s a lot of aspects that i wish were highlighted and recognized more.
Massachusetts and Connecticut Compared please
Lol 😂 I am from mass said the same
1:08 OH MY GOD.....that's my hometown, Red Bud, IL.
We finally got recognized.
Bruh, I am an Illinoian and I had to google your town.
@@Daniel-kv4yu Only 4,000 people live here. Nobody knows about us. The biggest thing that happened here is someone won the lottery a few years ago.
Larry Cole interesting is there anything to do there? I would love to visit the city I’m only 10 minutes away
@@patriot483Channel3939 10 mins away? Where do you live, Rocher?
@@larrycole2455 yes
I lived in Indiana for the first 22 years of my life. I’ve lived in Illinois for the last 4 years of my life.
Outside of Chicago, there is very little to do in Illinois. Also, it’s more expensive to live here, even outside of Chicago. I live 4.5 hours from Chicago, but my house was still $30,000 more than my brother’s house of a similar age, size, and condition. Additionally, I pay over 3X more in property tax than my parents in Indiana. Groceries tend to be higher here. Gas is more expensive. I made less money in Indiana, but was more comfortable there.
My wife and I want to move south, so I’ll probably never move back to Indiana, but I can’t wait until I leave Illinois.
Property taxes in IL are insane. As a young person, I most definitely have my eyes on the southern states for when I can afford to move out.
@@karimecolettadominguez I’m not a fan of our taxes but hell no to souther states. Would rather move to wisconsin or Iowa if I move to a different state
Illinois roads are also worse, took an exit from I74 in illinois and I was bombarded with potholes
Lived in Illinois from when I was born in 1952 till 2015 when we moved to Indiana. Now living right across the Ohio River from Louisville. We love it here.
same. born and raised in chicago. recently moved to indiana. I love it here. low taxes, more freedom, cheaper homes/rent.
@@painexotic3757 I’m voting republican now, the democrats ruined illinois and california and new york
If this guy was my history teacher I’d happily watch his powerpoints all the way through 😂
Same
If you go to his about page he was a history teacher from a great school district named “blue valley” schools in Kansas. I went there it was awesome.
Anyone else notice how all these years he’s sounded the same?
and there was the nice musical segway
7:01 - And thank you for the biggest chuckle of the day. But also, not bad! Great moves!
0:06 bruh Abraham Lincoln is named after my school
(Which is in Chicago btw)
I love how you go into the earlier history of states when doing these comparison videos. It's interesting to learn about the tribes who resided on the land before whites came to colonize. I'll have to visit Cahokia!
This is embarrassing for me to say, but I have yet to visit Cahokia. I hear it's amazing, though.
Fort Wayne is founded atop Kekionga, which was another highly influential Native American city. Not anywhere near as big as Cahokia, but still super interesting.
I live in a town in Illinois named after Pontiac. I also saw you used stock footage of the Lincoln Statue from the Courthouse in my small town, I live less than 2 blocks from that statue 11:47
Mr. Beat LOVE Your Content! I started a channel because of your influence, along with other youtubers that cover the United States Socio Political System, My favorite videos of yours are the compare the states, and the Historical Elections between Lincoln and FDR!
I can't get enough of these comparison videos
As an Indiana resident, I am jealous of Illinois' nuclear power plants. Our reliance on coal is devastating to the air and water quality. While Illinois is 30% coal for electricity, we're about 70%. It's a massive shame Marble Hill Nuclear Power Plant, the sister plant of Illinois' Byron and Braidwood nuclear, was never finished in southern Indiana.
The Sufjan Stevens reference was unexpected but greatly appreciated
Same! So happy to see my boy get a shoutout 😭
I love Chicago on the Illinoise playlist
Oh my god yes
Love your videos cuz you cover everything.
Glad you like them!
Thank you so .
Actullay it is a very intersting and useful
So I've lived in indiana for practically all my life. My family moved there when we were 6 and I had lived there up until 3 months ago, for a grand total of 18 years of being a Hoosier. Illinois definitely has that Chicagoland vs the rest divide, but i can attest that the northern part of the state is different than the southern part. I grew up in Northern Indiana, and i can say there is definitely a great influence from Illinois and Michigan where i grew up. Then I went to college in East Central Indiana starting in 2013, and I just gotta say it was a bit of a culture shock. I went from growing up in a city where people spoke in a fairly typical Midwestern dialect, to moving 2.5 hours south and all the sudden people are speaking with southern accents everywhere. There have been numerous times where i just simply couldn't understand what people were saying. There is a bit of a north/south divide in indiana, with the north generally being a bit more urban and generally being better off than the southern portion of the state (at least from my experience). The biggest cultural difference is Northern Indiana residents seem to look up to Michigan and over to illinois and Ohio, whereas southern Indiana residents seem to look down more towards Kentucky and even Tennessee.
Really? I’m from East Central Indiana. What college did you go to? Also being a resident of here, I think I speak a pretty standard Midwest dialect here as well as most people I know, except for the especially country people.
Kind of like East vs West Texas in a way. The east is much more urban. While the west is much more rural and similar to lots of Texas stereotypes. Was an interesting culture shock when I moved from Houston to study at Texas Tech.
@@king_supreme1102 Ball state university, and yeah it was definitely thr older folks that spoke with that southern draw, but even people closer to my age, i could hear the influence in their voices.
Thanks for sharing all that. Out of curiosity, where did you move to?
64imma no way man I live like 5 minutes from there so we are talking about the exact same people. Although I certainly know my fair share of real country people. Most of the people I know aren’t like that, which I prefer tbh.
That "random tree" growing out of a clocktower is in Greensburg, Indiana if anyone wanted to know. From what I heard, it was probably just a lucky seed that wound up there and started to take root and grow. People seemed to like it, so no one cut it down.
The tree died several years ago, so the people of Greensburg paid to replace it with a large plastic tree to appear the same.
@@thegreatestamericanalive bruh
@@thegreatestamericanalive if my taxpayer dollars are going to anything, i would want it to be that(for the love of god indiana budget more money to the craters in the road)
INDIANA HAS JOHN MELLENCAMP
...oh, and michael jackson
Thanks for the info.
Not to call you out, but as a Hoosier I can tell you that the “seh” in Tecumseh is pronounced just like it looks, doesn’t sound like “see”.
I'm Canadian and I knew that...
He's one of those who is pronounced differently in different parts of the country.
I’m a Hoosier and I pronounce it with a “see”
Not only an Indiana quality; it's always been "Tecumseh" not "Tecumsee" in Illinois too
Yeah, everyone here pronounces is like Tecum-"suh" (phonetically). Tecum-"see" just sounds weird to me
I'd totally dig it if you did a history of Iran video pre, post, and/or during the revolution, or something to that effect.
Im from SW Illinois (outside St Louis) and there are a few important things to mention about Illinois. 1. Most people in the southern half are Cardinals fans as opposed to Cubs/White Sox. 2. The Metro East of St Louis is the second biggest METROPOLITAN area in IL but is often overshadowed by Chicago. 3. People in the Chicago metro area tend to look down on the rest of the state.
Southern half are.. Cardinals fans?! Aw gee Illinois thanks a lot love you all from arizona
Thanks. That was a really good one. I've spent a lot of time in both. Bloomington and Brown County, Indiana are cool. As is Springfield, IL.
I've been waiting for this
Glad it finally happened.
Very cool video! I would love to visit both of these states. I know many asked already but could you make a comparison between Kansas and Nebraska? Oh and I also can’t wait for the Book you are writing! It will be great!
Thank you, and heck yeah I will!
Reliable and humurous, the kind of resource I'm looking for!
I live in the middle of the time change zone area.. have spent great times across state lines as well! Love my Illinois pals and family!
Mr beat will you do Maryland vs Virginia please? Keep up the good work mr beat
As I said in this very video, I plan on it. 😁
@@iammrbeat thanks mr beat
@@iammrbeat Dc vs. Maryland.
11:10 Ahh, so that's how Homer Simpson works at a Nuclear Power plant; he lives in Springfield (Illinois) 😉
He actually lives in Springfield (Oregon)
Ok, so apparently you all haven't seen my Springfield video? :D
@@anderboronat4348 He actually lives in Springfield, MA
@@iammrbeat There are a million Springfields!
I thought it was the Springfield in Illinois too because there's a Shelbyville in Indiana. Shelbyville is Springfield's rival.
Was that little town you put in the bottom left corner for Illinois, Red Bud? I live there!
My Uncle used to do fire work shows at the Indy 500, in the early 90s...good times!
West Virginia to Kentucky then?
Great video Mr Beat! Nice Sufjan reference.
How about Australia vs. New Zealand? Also, Congrats on 400 videos!!
Thanks, and that idea is highly suggested. :)
Considering everyone from Illinois is moving to Indiana hard to go with Illinois but I love Chicago. Chicago is a great city even though politicians have done everything in their power to try to ruin it.
IL is a shitstain on Earth, so no wonder why people want to move out. If depression incarnate crystallized into a landmass, it wouldn't be anything new since that already happened with IL.
7:02 *I’m... I’m just... lost for words on how amazing this part is lol*
Mr.Beat: My home state of Kansas :)
Me: I got Illinois, the land of Lincoln ;)
Well I got Eisenhower. :)
Mr. Beat, damn it.
but we have twinkies
There are 3 Land of Lincolns actually.
Illinoise as opposed to Illiquiet
That was such a bad pun. You should WASHington your mouth after saying that.
Please, keep the puns coming.
Of course I'll need to Delarye it after.
About Arkansas: What did Arkan see and what did he think about it?
@@Jimbodisfan I don't know what Arkan saw
I've lived in both, mostly Illinois most my life and I LOVE living in Indiana.
Same here, love love love Indiana
Wouldn’t go back if you paid me
@@attatawil If I can ask, where in Indiana?
Chicago > Indiana
@@somerandomasshole4561 Anywhere is amazing! Except Gary. STAY THE FUCK AWAY FROM GARY
I live in Auburn Indiana and the cops are nicer than the other states I would know I've been to almost all of them besides California
What we all need to remember is there are great people in both states. Very educational and entertaining.
Mr. Beat; will you be doing a Presidential Elections in American History video this year?
He said he would do it after whoever wins the election gets sworn in, in march.
Yeah, look for it in February 2021
I moved out to Illinois from NH for work and just outside the town I'm in is farmland for miles upon miles. Crazy difference from my home state!
I lived in LA but then moved to southern Illinois and thought it was crazy, too. I moved out of there 2 years ago
@La Capone
And?
Where? I want to live right next to a lot of farmland and it doesn't seem to be anywhere near Chicago. BTW I love New Hampshire -- great mix of weird people there:)
Yeah the farmland just keeps going and going once you get outside the city
HAHA OMG I can't believe you mentioned the tree from,the tower in Indiana I live near!! HAHAHA
I feel special for once.
3:08 Mr. Beat, you're starting to sound Missouri French (a dialect of French spoken in the Saint Louis Metro) there.
Illinois and Indiana equally suck. But when in Indiana, Illinois sucks 20 percent less.
Wait, that math doesn't quite add up.
@@iammrbeat Illinois perspective 👌
For Illinoisans it is considered annoying to be in Indiana just because it "The Crossroads of America". Driving through it is merely really frustrating.
It's crazy that Illinois votes Democratic at a rate 30% higher than Indiana when, in reality, they aren't that much different
The reason: Chicago
Yeah, Chicago is all the difference. Northwest Indiana leans left, too.
Mr. Beat I mean, not all the difference. Some of the smaller cities like Champaign and Peoria vote left. In the primaries Champaign votes more left than Chicago. Evansville, the 3rd largest city in Indiana, votes Republican.
raney150 you’re right. I live in Champaign and I think I can attest that people here are generally more left-leaning than our neighboring counties. And we’re also the only county in the state that voted for Bernie in the Illinois primary.
Outside of Chicagoland, Illinois is basically Indiana.
Cool! I didn’t think he would mention my town Rockford!
Great video 🙌🏿👽🙌🏿👽🙌🏿
Calgary and Edmonton
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Los Angeles area and San Francisco area
Idaho and Montana
Guyana and Suriname
Chile and Peru
Nepal and Bhutan
Sweden and Norway
Mumbai and Delhi
Fantastic list of suggestions there
Can you do Ohio next? I'd like to see how mine compares to another.
So no one is talking about the fact how he didn’t mention the Indy 500....
Yeah, woohoo! Watching cars run around in circles all day long is super fun! I live in Indy, and I think it’s overrated.
Blake Stebbe Well, the Indianapolis Moter Speedway also has a road course witch Indycar races on
@@blakestebbe7937 How is it overrated???
THE OLDEST MOTOR RACE IN THE WORLD...THE FASTEST MOTOR RACE IN THE WORLD. THE MOST ATTENDED SINGLE DAY SPORTING EVENT IN THE WORLD. ..TWICE AS MANY AS THE KENTUCKY DERBY. THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS MOTOR RACE IN THE WORLD..THE LARGEST SPORTING VENUE IN THE WORLD WITH THE MOST SEATS.
YOU HARDLY WATCH CARS GO AROUND IN CIRCLES WHEN YOU ATTEND FOR YOU ONLY SEE A SMALL PORTION OF THE TRACK EVEN AT HIGHER LEVELS BECAUSE IT'S 2.5 MILES TO GO AROUND IT...THE INDY 500'S ANNUAL ECONOMIC IMPACT IS THE LARGEST IN THE U.S., 3 TIMES THE MUCH BALLYHOOED SUPER BOWL.
OVERRATED HARDLY...
UNDERRATED BY PEOPLE LIKE YOU
DEFINITELY..
HOPEFULLY I'LL BE ATTENDING MY 36TH STRAIGHT INDY 500 ON AUGUST 23RD IF THEY DON'T POSTPONE IT AGAIN BECAUSE OF COVID19
Richard Dobson I mean I can get the thrill I’ve just never really been interested in it and when I went there on a field trip we were forced to kiss that strip of brick it was kind of gross
Well there's also the Chicago speedway, so it could have been something both states have in common.
I live right outside Cahokia
Thanks for the shoutout
"It was a great migration!" Such a catchy tune!
lol glad you dug it
Mr Beat, can you please make these following videos:
'Malaysia and Indonesia Compared'
'Guyana and Suriname Compared'
'What is Social Democracy?'
'What is Christian Democracy?'
'Johannesburg and Cape Town Compared'
'Milan and Rome Compared'
'What is a Social Market Economy?'
'What is Universal Healthcare and How Does It Work?
'Delhi and Mumbai Compared'
'Beijing and Shanghai Compared'
'The Nonpartisan League of North Dakota'
'The Socialist Party of America'
'Slovakia and Slovenia Compared'
'Kenya and Tanzania Compared'
'What is Direct Democracy (aka the Swiss Model of Democracy)?'
'What is State-Directed Capitalism (aka the East Asian Model of Capitalism)?'
'Moscow and St. Petersburg Compared'
'Abu Dhabi and Dubai Compared'
'Yick Wo v. Hopkins (Supreme Court Briefs)'
'Takao Ozawa v. United States (Supreme Court Briefs)'
'Chile and Argentina Compared'
'Costa Rica and Panama Compared'
'The Glass-Steagall Legislation'
'The Tennessee Valley Authority'
'Norway and Sweden Compared'
'Bahrain and Qatar Compared'
'The Free Speech Movement of the 1960s'
'The Murder of Fred Hampton'
I think this user’s got some great ideas. I also like who he’s polite when giving his requests. That should get him brownie points
And if it is possible to make comparison between all states of the USA to have learn more about them .
It is a suggestion .
Thank you so much again
For me, the best parts of Indiana aren't mentioned here: the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indiana University Basketball, and the beauty of Southern Indiana, specifically Brown County and the surrounding area. But I'm a homer, so there's that.
It is very beautiful in the south of Indiana, but you have a lottttt of racists who live in that region who made my ex who was black feel very unsafe by giving her death stares for being with me a white man. Of course not everyone is like this but even near Brown County some white men tried to Lynch a black man not that long ago in the woods.
Do Greece and Turkey Compared! I'm So Tired of Waiting!
Combine them both into the Anatole Federal Republic with no state religion and would be the best place on Earth. I would live there in a hearbeat if that were the case.
Called it and knew he’d do something in the Midwest!
I definitely need to head back that way. It had been too long.
You actually nailed the pronunciation on 2/3 of those French names. Nice job.
Was the spelling of the word "Illinois" influenced by French (with the whole silent final letter thing, and the native name being Illiniwek, no silent letters or Ss in sight)?
I never knew I needed to see Mr. Beat breakdancing
That wasn't breakdancing
I live in Illinois and I didn’t know half of this I thought we were just nothing besides from Chicago
lol well glad you learned it. :)
Pretty much
Yeah because no brain. Dumbfucks like you who can’t self educate is why Chicago ruins this great state. Chicago public schools at work.
Rednecken Illinois bro Chicago put Illinois on the map that’s one of the main reasons anybody comes here anyways.
Yaboymannyc312 bro your a idiot. The main source of income in this state is the FARMERS ever heard of ADM dumbshit. Don’t reply back you tard till you learn a little about what the hell is going on in this state
Video ideas
Northern Ontario vs Southern Ontario
Upstate New York vs NYC
NYC vs Chicago
Vancouver vs Toronto
Hawaii vs Alaska
Dan Fogelberg is from Peoria Illinois and he made a song called "Illinois" on his 2nd album titled "Souvenirs" back in October of 1978 produced by the legendary Joe Walsh! Great video Mr.Beat!
Your French pronunciation is inversely proportional to the awesomeness of your videos
lol
Go Illinois! We are the origin of four Presidents. It also looks like Illinois has more sightseeing with Chicago and the Capital of Springfield.
Chicago alone will keep you busy for a week or two
Indiana respects gun rights
But it's politics are trash
You’ll find corruption in cook county, but even my cross country coach said that corruption is everywhere and he even thinks that Chicago is the most interesting city of all.
@@jimlahey5339 Chicago and Illinois have all the same rights. Conceal carry and everything. Faux news myth that Chicago has strict gun laws.
On account of partly being a music video, this is now my favorite among your videos
Hello can you do a video on Canada vs. Australia? Plus a video on Alaska
Let’s go Indy! That’s where I live!
Indy is such an underrated place to live. It's big enough to have all the big city stuff one would want. But also has enough small towns for a slower pace of life if that's up your alley.
Meeeee toooo. We rock.
All the big city stuff. Cept resorts, rollercoaster parks, good bar arcades, a diverse dating pool, Broadway and theatre plays, etc.
I live in Marion lol
This place is empty stop the cap
I live in Illinois
ok
Nobody gives a fuck
You stupid bitch
Fuck you peice of shit
Fuck you bitch
I think you should compare Toronto and Chicago. Very interesting similarities and differences. I would like to see your take.
As a Illinoisan I agree the infrastructure is way better in Illinois
Way,way better.