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Mr. Beat compares and contrasts Florida and Georgia, two quickly growing states in the American South.
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Georgia and Florida. Two bordering southern states in these United States. Two of the fastest growing states in the country right now.
Florida is just slightly bigger.
Both are two of the most ethnically diverse states in the country. 25.6% of those living in Florida identify as either Hispanic or Latino. 32.2% of those living in Georgia identify as African American.
The largest cities in both are about the same size. Atlanta, in Georgia has a metropolitan population of about 5.9 million, and Miami, Florida, has a metro population of about 6.2 million.
According to Forbes magazine, both have promising economic futures. The unemployment rate in both states is about the same. Top industries in Florida include tourism, agriculture, and international trade. Top industries in Georgia include agriculture as well, energy, and film. Wait...film? Huh? Yep, they film a lot more TV shows and movies in Georgia due to tax incentives. In fact, the only two states in the country that produce more big budget movies and TV shows is California and New York. Georgia will give 20% tax credits for big budget films...30% if the show or film shows its logo at the end of the credits.
Both have similar percentages of citizens who got at least a bachelor’s degree or higher.
Both are two of the oldest states in the country. However, Florida was settled by Europeans long before Georgia was. Most of the American Indian nations who resided historically in Florida and Georgia were wiped out due to disease brought over by the Spanish. Speaking of the Spanish, they had much more of a presence in Florida, controlling it off and on until 1819, after the United States basically just said, yeah it’s ours now. In 1565, the Spanish established St. Augustine in Florida, which today still exists and is the oldest city in the United States. In the 1700s, different American Indian tribes, notably the Muscogee, aka Creeks, moved into Florida. Over the years a new nation formed of these groups called the Seminole. The Seminole were well known for their resistance to American encroachment on their lands. The most notable American Indian nation in Georgia was the Cherokee, who lived fairly peacefully with Georgians until several of them wanted their land. Yeah, just like the Seminole, most of the Cherokee were eventually kicked out of Georgia, many sent via the infamous Trail of Tears.
But about 100 years before that, Georgia was one of the original 13 British colonies and a place where American Indian land was respected. Founded by General James Oglethorpe in 1732, he wanted Georgia to be a place where English citizens who were imprisoned for debt, as well as “the worthy poor,” could start over. He was pretty strict with his rules in those early years, banning alcohol and even banning slavery.
Which is better, peaches or oranges? Florida or Georgia? What did I get right? What did I get wrong? What did I leave out?
Oranges, of course.
NASA and CNN.
Peaches. There's a reason most Florida oranges get made into orange juice, as someone who grew up with an orange tree in my backyard. Loquats are better, but the trees make a mess.
Yankees get OUT!!!! REEEEEEEEEE!!!!!
plz no move here
True true
Florida, where the more north you go, the more south it gets.
Aleeka As someone who grew up in Florida I can confirm this is 100% correct! LOL!!
In South Florida and you're right! North Florida is a little scary tbh
I've heard that before, but dang is it so true.
I was born in north Florida (st. Augustine area) and I can confirm this is 100% accurate
And the more south you go, the more Cuban it gets.
There are Two Georgia's. Greater Atlanta and the rest of the state.
... and the country
There are 2 Florida's. South Florida and the rest of the state.
Yeap we all call Atlanta it's on state anyway
Yes. The state government sucks revenue out of the rest of the state and dumps it into a money pit called Atlanta.
And the Russian one.
4:15 "Georgia still remains more conservative than Florida"
2020: Are you sure about that?
I’m surprised this comment hasn’t devolved into trump vs biden
@@miceshooter cause this vid is old I guess, less viewers
Ehh idk Florida has voted Democrat more than Georgia overall but in this last election technically yes!
@@matthewbob_moostachepants5563 Trump's red scare really only paid off in Florida, what with all the Cubans there.
@@Nahasapasa I think the Red Scare tactic will work in Florida until progressive Democrats stop INCORRECTLY describing themselves as “Democratic Socialists.” I’m willing to bet that Florida would’ve gone to Trump by at least 5 points if Bernie was the nominee rather than Biden.
And I think that regardless of what happens, Florida will likely remain a swing state that leans to the right of the nation as a whole for a long time.
Florida- Oranges, oldest city in country, amusement parks, and Publix.
In all fairness, Georgia does have Publix now, but Florida Publix's rules.
nothing beats a publix sub
We have had it for a while now too. Nothing new. I didn't even know it was from Florida. All I know is it can be expensive to shop.
colindree and their potato wedges
Lol can't forget Publix
REMEMBER He said metropolitan so Miami would be first
BUT if he said city then Jacksonville would be first
Exactly
DUUUVAL
@@samuelwillliar6514 ?
Jacksonville is a joke... but it does has the 2nd biggest city limits in the country
Dinh Nguyen Tai jacksonville is in duval county florida
I live in Florida, and after visiting Georgia and Alabama recently to see family, i can tell you with 100% certainty Florida and Georgia are both great. But Alabama sucks so much.
I get teased because I was born and raised in Ga and lived 4 hours from Florida and never made a visit to Florida, as my California friends, where I live now, have been multiple times. But I can agree, been to Alabama several times and not a fan.
Alabama is a No Man's Land
I lived in both Florida, and Alabama. But now I live in Virginia.
Alabama is one of the best states in the country.
Go visit Birmingham , Huntsville , Orange Beach , and Mentone.
@@JOHN-CLAWD no.
Actually Georgia films more movies than California now. The main drawback is you either live in a real great place or very bad place. No in between in Georgia.
Hank Ogle this is facts
Seems hard to believe. More than Hollywood itself?? You have sources for those claims because I think it's bullshit.
not anymore
THis may be true for Atlanta. However, in other cities, like Augusta, the gradient of wealth is much more apparent. On the flip side, Athens is basically made up of the haves and have nots, unfortunately
The suburbs around Paulding are great for the middle class. I live there and it's cool because we've got large almost urban centers and then uninhabited mountains a few miles down the road.
Thank you for comparing us to Florida and not Alabama!
edit-
to the angry alabamans-
ya know a place really sucks when you derive your state's identity based off its amateur college football teams, especially when you are 45th in the nation of people that actually finished college, and didnt even have a team finish in the top 10.
Bobby pointer chill my guy. The gators aren’t nearly as good as the bulldogs.
Bøøger Mcfarland Bobby’s comments are all over this video; anywhere someone criticizes Alabama he flips out and tells people to go fuck themselves. It’s true Alabama hospitality ;)
Bobby Pointer who won the 2019 national championship?
@Bobby Pointer but Clemson won
Alan i will f*cking fight u
Kinda comparing oranges to peaches, are we? lol, all good either way!
Well better to compare peaches and oranges than apples and oranges. :D
Exactly! Having lived in both states, there is no comparison. I love Georgia, but Florida wins this hands down. Orange anyone?
@@saxopio6280 I agree, I'll pass on the orange. I'll take a peach.😎
@@saxopio6280 oranges for me, I can't do snow at all lmao
I always get Florida oranges, not Californian. Maybe it’s because it’s a taste of home, or maybe just because California is way farther from me than Florida and the oranges are just less fresh lol
Georgia is just more southern. Everyone just thinks of Atlanta and no one else lmao
Florida more south then any southern states
And everyone thinks Florida is just Disney and Miami. The rest of the state (central and up) is very southern.
Rusell Shaw I’ll take savannah over Atlanta anyday too. Been to both a couple of times
W Gaston Missed Tampa and Naple
The video should’ve been called Florida compared to Atlanta
All of this talk about Georgia and Florida makes me think of the duo group: "Florida-Georgia Line."
We dont speak of FGL.
@@anthonylong9067 Why?
Sign on I-95 a few miles south of Georgia
Goodbye Peaches
Hello Beaches!
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You know that Georgia has few beaches too right? Lol
I grew up in Georgia, 17 years and I never once saw a peach tree. Saw lots of Peachtree streets though. Thanks as always for the great content.
That's so freaking weird. Thanks for the kind words! :D
VictorWarmflash I live in the palmetto state and I never see a palmetto tree
I lived in Georgia just as long and have had a peach tree in my backyard for 9 years at least. It was kinda sickly, though, so that's a bummer.
@@dylanshort1661 Are you pretty far inland? Because I went down I-95 through SC and didn't see too many but I did see a good handful near car dealership and restaurants. I know I-95 isn't right on the coast though it is fairly
close,
THE FUCKING PEACHTREE STREETS! *screams* JUST THINK OF ANOTHER NAME FOR CHRIST'S SAKE! Seriously though, it is annoying. On my daily commute I go on three separate streets all of them some version of Peachtree.
I grew up in South Florida and I have to say you kinda brushed over one important thing. Florida has no personal income tax, hence the reason so many elderly people live there. Now on the flip side, the sales tax is relatively high, but having no personal income tax is a good thing.
I did mention that overall Florida has less taxes...I didn't want to get into the nitty gritty since this video was already getting long. Thanks for pointing that out, though!
They will get their cut from you one way or the other. Here is Texas, there is no income tax as well. But like Florida, we also have a high sales tax rate 8.25% (state and local). Then there is the high property taxes. And if you plan on doing any renovations to your home expect to pay out the anus for permit and building code requirements, especially in the big cities like San Antonio and Dallas.
Yes, no income tax, but higher sales tax (like mentioned) and (usually varying by county) higher property tax. This is part of the reason why many areas in Florida were hit hard be the recession.
brandon longmire Elderly people live in Florida, because they don't like cold weather.
@gregg brady Good points. I live in Broward also. Was looking at different parts of the state to move. West coast of Florida is intriguing. But isnt Florida supposed to be under water soon?
Who is here after Biden won Georgia and trump won Florida 😂
Me 😂
Me 😆
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Men't
I'm a FLA boi but I must admit ain't nothing like dem GA peaches. GOD bless yall.
I think I'd prefer Georgia. There's just too many animals that I couldn't beat in a fist fight in Florida.
I think I could take a raccoon, but apparently all the raccoons are already gone because they've been eaten by the PYTHONS and GATORS. What a horrifying pair of creatures.
I like Atlanta and Savannah that's about it not South Georgia
But you can wear loose clothing and sandals all year around in Florida. Nothing can beat that.
Misaki
Don’t act like y’all don’t get winter months too lol. It gets cold in Florida just not as long and a bit warmer.
@@tjohnson2139 lol. Yeah no it doesn't. Theres 3 parts to Florida North, Central, and South Florida. South Florida you'll be wearing shorts and flip flops year round. Only the Floridians are the ones wearing a jacket. This is one reason why South Florida is the only place that can have desert plants and Rainforest plants. The last time I had to actually pull winter clothes out in South Florida was 1989. That year South Florida got a really good frost.
Cental Florida is a little bit cooler but not that much. You can get away with jeans a few times. North Florida is the coldest.
I wonder how a Georgia and Georgia comparison video would be like
Mr. Beat please make one!!!!
Ah yes. Georgia the country vs Georgia the state. That would be pretty dang fun.
Well, one is a country and the other is a state. Both are vastly different. lol!
Yes! That is why it would be weirdly funny
@@iammrbeat Yes that would be great. Especially since Georgia is such a fascinating country, with its rose revolution recently implementing universal healthcare in only three years, in fact its life expectancy is not far off from the state of Mississippi despite earningh an 8th their average wage, it also reduced its corruption significantly from among the worst in the world to now being comparable to some US states and increasing its safety from being in a state of war 10 years ago to now having a murder rate significantly lower than the US, it might not be such an uneven comparison as it might seem on the surface
Imagine you live in Florida and you have a girlfriend called Georgia. You can be in Florida and Georgia at the same time!
Lol Florida fucking Georgia lol
It'll be added to long list of Florida man's achievements
I knew a girl named Florida.
@@wulver810 noice
I knew a girl who could be in Texas and Georgia at the same time, lol.
Florida has bit more palmettos, Georgia has bit more fire ants.
And a whole list of other crazy bugs that I've never seen before.
We Are Drowning In Bugs. Please Send Help.
I swear us people in Georgia be getting some mutations of bug
We need help. P l e a s e
@@Intracaedes is it like the lizards in Florida?
Florida where ya at!!
Under Georgia
@@bhkfdbfb I'm dead 😂😂
I have enjoyed this a little bit
Yooooo
Fuck Florida that state is trash lack of pay lack of transportation
I live in Georgia thanks for the vid
Id pick North GA over FL any day. It's way too hot, muggy, and buggy down there. North GA has perfect climate and plenty of deciduous and mountainous terrain which I like. Not too hot and muggy in the summer, not too cold and treacherous in the winter. Not to mention the hurricanes. We get the leftovers of them, but by the time they get to Atlanta/north they are usually just tropical storms. They can have that place.
North GA might as well split into a different state at this point. I'm all for it.
@@immaculatesquid honestly north ga and the parts of Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina that border the north should become one state
Trash talk Georgia all you want, but when you Floridans have a hurricane don’t be coming here 😂
Chill y’all the closest to us and we have family there😂😂😂😂
Lol most floridians dont even evacuate during hurricanes unless it gets to a category 5. Your lucky to get a day off down here in at category 2. Hurricaines are basically free days to spend time with family cuz you cant leave your house. Hell most people still go by their daily routine if the Hurricane isnt very strong
In Georgia we have a few hurricanes but Florida has a lot more
We won’t y’all come here for Disneyworld 🤣
@@geidysosa3212 never been to disenyworld so I don’t care
Let's not compare apples and oranges, let's compare peaches and oranges instead
Exactly. #thisguygetsit
Apples is California right?
Make perfect SENSE!!
No really
@@younglildee5426 Washington
Darrius Elder
Washington: Apples
Oregon: Hazelnuts
Texas: Cotton
Arkansas: Rice
California: Literally almost everything else
Man, Florida is really *Interesting*
Also I live in Florida and agree with this video
DITTO!😁
Well it is always in the news, including right now, so heck yeah it is.
@@iammrbeat , great video. South Florida looks like another state. South Florida has a lot of immigrants from the Caribbean also. Cubans are the biggest group for sure.
You guys need to REALLY check your water. All those crazy people in florida isnt a coincidence
Dear all Floridians, when Florida sinks, ya’ll come over to Atlanta.
Jonah & Alex Shapiro
Lol
That shit not true so georgia people move from georgia to come in miami
James Jackson Thomas both are great cities, it was a joke I’ve lived in Miami for almost ten years and moved to atlanta suburbs. Both cities are diverse and many people are moving in to them.
In 100 years when Florida is submerged, y'all can help develop the sprawl around Atlanta
That’s fine most of y’all come down to our beaches anyways😴
I can’t imagine living anywhere but Florida, everywhere else seems so awkward
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No place is awkward
Exept if your an American living in North Korea
Exactly
@@Rookspl Try Cuba, Venezuela, Iran.
Alabama VS. Mississippi NEXT! :-)
That one is definitely on my list to eventually complete.
yES
oh no
@soid drone slayer that's a matter of opinion. nevertheless an interesting comparison!
YES MY HOME STATE
Correction: St. Augustine is the oldest city in the CONTINENTAL United States. San Juan in Puerto Rico is the oldest city in the US.
This election Florida actually voted more conservative than Georgia. Things can change fast.
Nope. They didn't cheat in Florida b/c they thought they would win easily there.
@@owljones3389 Keep believing in your own lies.
@@JoostBaars03 Don’t worry. Let this smark keep believing.
Perfect timing, as we hit national hate-Florida season!
lol and apparently Florida and Georgia play each other in football tomorrow. I honestly had no idea. :)
I love this time of year. Posting pictures of fishing in shorts while the rest of the country fights blizzards always cheers me up.
Mr. Beat still perfect timing
@@apfrot5016 Ya'll got room for one more in Florida? I despise the cold and like fishing haha. Not even cold enough for ice fishing where I am but it still gets cold enough that you wish you could be out fishing but you can't.
I love florida.. Bugs summer in Georgia 👎🏽
I’m sorry, I’ve lived in Georgia my whole life & I’ve NEVER heard anyone pronounce the Appalachians as “Apa-latch-uh”. We might not be the smartest state but we know how to pronounce our mountain range.
I’ve heard that pronunciation before. I’m from Georgia
It’s more south near the coast-
Far Northern Georgian here, we say Appa-Latch-ya.
I've heard people in Virginia pronounce them that way.
Sorry, but the "Apa-Latch_ah" pronunciation is correct. That's how the Appalachians say it. You're right though in that most people in GA ( at least where I'm from ) do mispronounce it, leading many of us to think we had it right. We didn't. LOL :)
I live in ga but I lived in Florida for 10 years and I think Florida better Florida has so much thing to do
This was VERY entertaining! Thank you!!
Actually, Georgia is the largest state east of the Mississippi in land area, but fourth in total area (freakin' water). But good video! Also, fun fact, Georgia was the only state in the US to not have a Republican governor in the 20th century! From roughly the early 1870s to 2002, Georgia only had Democratic governors. So as a native Georgian, please do more videos on Georgia!
Thanks for sharing that. :D
Hello fellow peachy boy
We're bigger-Florida man
I moved to Georgia in June and I love it
WE'RE a PURPLE STATE TODAY but soon will out NUMBER PEOPLE who loves POVERTY over a statue where general Lee's horse took a shit or a confederate flag
I love my home state of Georgia, but I wish we had palmetto trees here THERE SO BEAUTIFUL!
I've been to Savannah and there are plenty there and on or near the coast I believe.
I was in south carolina and literally ever mall, bank, hospital even was named palmetto place or palmetto plaza or something. First palmetto was the bank I think.
Yess those trees are soooo pretty. But they are found near the coast and coastal plains in Georgia. I wish they were found more in my state of NC
@@ssssaa2 If I"m not mistaken, the palmetto is South Carolina's state tree. It's on their flag.
You ever been to southeast ga
Florida has many BIG cities o choose from, while Georgia has one BIG city. Florida has a large Short line. But Georgia is small in comparison. Florida stays hot for a long time and rarely gets cold on the southern end. Florida is a better state for tourism. A lot of the cruise ships leave out of Florida. It is like an extension part of the Caribbean. Florida is known to be like a NORTHERN state, because of it complicated racial and cultural demographics.
A lot of that has to do with the fact that major portions of Florida were developed by Northerners. For example did you know Miami was founded by a Widow from Cleveland, Ohio named Julia Tuttle? Or that most of the development along Florida's East coast was by the railroad tycoon Henry Flagler who founded the Palm Beaches and was from Hyde Park, New York? The "Yankee" influence is strong in Florida.
@@xoxxobob61 yep I had know dat
Not sure if I'd compare south florida to a northern state (as someone from a northern state myself), maybe if all the Republican Cubans and elderly people left then yeah.
your not really comparing them your just saying things Georgia has
Thank you for doing this video. I'm from Georgia. I've lived in Georgia all my life. There's a lot on this video that I did not know.
Compare kentucky and tennessee
That one is eventually coming. :D
Are they even two separate states??? Are not they the same state with just two names?
Tennessee > Kentucky
Florida also has the largest city by land mass in the contiguous United States (Jacksonville)
Jacksonville is a dump
David Vilchez Don’t talk about my city mane😭🚶🏽♀️
@@dess9053 It's not just Jacksonville, but most of Florida is a dump. Look at Gainesville, it's a shit college town with nothing but local speed traps all through that area, with horrible towns nearby like Waldo and Starke. Tampa sucks, and so does Miami. When I went to downtown Jacksonville last time, all I could smell was nasty sewage or trash or a combination of it lol it stank really bad
David Vilchez
I agree with you with Miami only. Miami is just yuck!
True but notice that after you cross the City Limit sign you have to drive 30 more miles before you see the actual city.
Atlanta is basically Black LA, thats where Tyler Perry Studios is
Goergia doesn't even compare to la you drunk
Miami is a better comparison to Los Angeles but still wouldn’t come close
So, no white people in Atlanta? Are you kidding? Racist much?
@@owljones3389 He's saying there's lots of black people in Atlanta, just like theres lots of white people in LA. He never said there's no white people there
@@owljones3389 you’re probably a teenage girl because you took that way more offensively than you had to.
I actually never knew florida had two time zones and I’ve lived there my whole life (14 years)
It was a factor in 2000 when Florida was called for Gore while the Panhandle was still voting. Oops.
Hi Mr Beat, A student from Africa, so Not from the states but your content has proven to be an excellent window into the US and its history. Atlanta and African American cultural exports are indeed well known through hip hop and Rap music (I sounded so old saying that). So ATL ALL the way lol.
Also, The tune of "Compromise of eighteen fifty" has been stuck in my head! On that would it be possible for you to cover the many compromises in early/American history? Like the dinner table compromise etc, it really shows how little politics has changed in these 200 years. thanks
Great suggestion for video ideas, and so sorry my jingle was stuck in your head. lol Where in Africa are you from?
I am from South Africa, living in Cape Town (maybe Cape vs Cairo in the possible future? wink wink). A very old, yet very young country at the same time. For example: you do know that you are older than my (also the vast majority of the citizens) right to vote which was only realized in 1994. Technically the current country has only been unified and brought into existence under the 1996 constitution. The troublesome hurdles we are experiencing now has to do with things like nationhood, the significance of the past and the inability to compromise- hence my fascination with US history especially in the early period when all of Europe was certain that the US (and the republican experiment) would fail.
p.s. Compromise of 1850 is really catchy! I guess you're living up to the name Mr Beat. Thank you for these videos and the knowledge you have brought to the world. All the best in your future endeavors.
Hey so I got into your stuff recently after the collab with Cynical Historian. And as someone who lives in Florida this was awesome to see in my notifications. And I don't see you got anything wrong which is cool. Oh and about the sunshine state thing yeah like you said we get a ton of rain. This past summer there was a stretch where it rained everyday for like a week and a half.
Well so glad you discovered my stuff and it means a lot that I didn't mess up this video about your home state. :D
I'm from Jersey and I live in Florida now. I LOVE Florida winters. Summers here are brutally hot and humid.
@1:21 Bruh, yall, who else heard the 🎤 *Maaade in Georgiaaa* 🎤
Jingle on this part.
Objectively better Georgia inspired song; Georgia on My Mind, Ray Charles.
I doubt anyone has ever written a song about Florida being on their mind in a positive context.
Ray Charles is from Florida tho
He went to school in FL
@@michaelwoods3799 Florida isn't worth singing about I guess
But people traveling north of Georgia coming to Florida beg to differ. "Georgia on my mind" More like "you're in the damn way." I've actually heard someone say this. I love them both though.
Loved this video Mr. Beat! Do Minnesota vs Wisconsin or Illinois vs Michigan next :)
I say Minnesota vs Wisconsin and Michigan vs Ohio and Indiana vs Kentucky/Illinois
Great suggestions and glad you liked the video!
REALLY REALLY GOOD JOB!
I live in central Florida, about 2 hours away from Orlando to give u a visual. you're completely right about us getting a lot of rain. it's rained literally every single day since June. combine that with temperatures of 90-100°F and you got yourself a ball of stuffy, sweaty, suffocating torture
The Haunting of Hill House was filmed in Georgia. Great show.
You missed Six Flags over GA, The beautiful beaches, The amazing marshes, the list goes on and on! Georgia is much better than you put it
Facts
Callie's Vlogs that it lol.....ok
Finally somebody acknowledges Georgia for the state that it truly is. I'm from Georgia and I've lived here all my life and it's a beautiful state.
But can SF over Georgia really compare to Universal studios, Disney, Busch Gardens, and Sea world.
@@DHDZ0304 nah it can't but its still better than he says it is
Beautiful job here. Lots of good info. I live in Orlando and I concur.
I live in Florida and let me tell you it’s been raining every day this summer
Been hurricane type rain where I'm at literally
Why does everyone forget Jacksonville, they have a population of about 800,000
______ripski facts💯
Yes but metropolitan they only have 1.5 million (about). Metropolitan Miami has 6.1 million (about). Metropolitan Atlanta has 5.6 million (about).
The video was talking about metropolitan areas not cities. Yes there's a difference.
Jacksonville only has a high population cuz someone decided their city limits would be the whole damn duval county
Facts but Tallahassee and Orlando are better
@@Eatyurhelmet
😂
Growing up in South Florida just minutes from the beach was the best experience a kid could have.
Great video, I really enjoyed the interesting facts. So in a nutshell FL And GA are more similar than different. Thanks fr a FL girl 🤗
Could have said more about Georgia... there's so much more to say. The differences between the rural areas, the schools, the drug laws, etc. Overall good job
Florida Georgia Line(any fans out there?)
Andrew Dalton Ray me
I figured Florida Georgia Line would come up. :D
Saint Augustine , represent!
You from there?!?
Yep, wasn't born here but been for a long time. Its nice to see my little town getting mention somewhere (and its not bad or semi-weird news for once).
TheKing4562 ever been to the surf station on A1A? Just wondering because St Augustine has the best surfing on the east coast
@@thewildone5345 Never anything beyond boogie boarding due to my lack of ability, but I think I used to live in the area your referring to on the island. Assuming its the same beach that gets washed out during hurricane season.
TheKing4562 no it's still up and running. It's by the state park and the amphitheater if you know where those are.
These are so good.
You featured one of my favorite coffee shops in here in Sav Georgia. We have a lot of tourism in Savannah other than that fairly accurate ✌
Florida here. Good job on the video could you do a video for a lot of midwestern-floridians who love to see a video comparing Michigan to Ohio. There was a freakin war between the two. That war still goes on down here in Florida.
Sincerely
Michigander-Floridian
Yeah, The Cynical Historian and I plan on doing Michigan and Ohio for our State Rivalry series.
I'm originally from MI & migrated to Florida about 10 years ago. I can vouch, all I see is OSU banners & run into to UofM fans every now and then & the beef is serious. Michigander-Floridian checking out
@@FinesseTheFrank Go back to Michigan!
I grew up in both states for the majority of my life and love both but there’s way more to do in Florida but i have love for both states
great video
Having lived in both states for a long time....I would only quibble with one fact: I think Ga. is slightly bigger than Fl. Cute video tho.
Dallas vs Houston!
It's coming eventually.
I'm not from either city but I have met people from both cities that did not seem to like the other city.
This was already done. Did you not watch the Cowboys-Texans game three weeks ago? LMAO.
C caymer Yup Houston got more soul all day long
Dallas 100%.
Seattle vs. Vancouver
I've been to both and loved both.
@U Haul Antifa! Antifa!
@@iammrbeat me too and it would be extremely difficult for me to choose between the two!
Thank you for using so much stock footage from Savannah! I’m from there and I hate it when videos like these use nearly exclusively footage and photos from ATL.
Actually needed this I need to figure out where I wanna go
Alaska vs Hawaii (2 non continental states)
Braden Jay technically Alaska is continental
Whats even there to do in alaska most of the population lives in Juneau (the capital) and its just snow for miles and miles and they barely get sun there. Wow Alaska sucks
FearMe Pleasez most live in Anchorage. We get sun all day during summer. No sun is in winters... Alaska sucks if you’re not curious, enjoy nature, or will not do something different most city people don’t think of. Depression hits first, motivation to survive and do something about it hits later and it’ll help you build character. Im born and raised from Forest Park, GA btw.
@proud American lmao fuck alaska borin ass state😂
Well, neither of them should be a U.S. state; Hawaii was taken over and the queen was locked up (the history behind this is heartbreaking), and Alaska is attached to Canada, so if it has to belong to *anyone* it should be them.
My parents are from Florida, but they moved here to Georgia, where I’m from. They’re both amazing places to live. But Florida is so crowded and full of tourists. But definitely come to Georgia, like Savannah, not Atlanta
Augusta is really cool
Augusta is nice to visit as well. Lots of history and food shops. Just don't stay out too late.
When I went to Clearwater, Florida for July 4th last year, I went to a motel and there was a old lady that owned the place and she was SUPER nice she even gave me a dolphin stuffed animal!
Fact filled. Love it. Georgia does have alot of tourism, Savannah is the largest historic district of the US.Also the port of Savannah is 3rd busiest of the US. GA also has the most biomass of the US and most Tree Production and related industries, paper, wood pellets, etc.
Aw, c’mon now. You can’t be comparing our wonderful home with that gator lovin’ state to the south without letting us throw in our two cents. 😂 Be honest...you knew what you were doing when you released this video the day before the Georgia/Florida game. In all seriousness though, great video!
Oh man! I can't believe I forgot that you guys live there! I'm so sorry I forgot. Otherwise it would have been a great opportunity for a shout out. And I am being honest when I say I HAD NO IDEA that game was tomorrow. Being a Kansas Jayhawks football fan means I don't follow college football much by this point in the season. :D But yeah, that worked out really well.
You couldn't have timed it any better. As you mentioned in the video, it's a big deal around here. We still need to get together and work on something. I'm sure there are some Kansas related topics we could take a look at.
Lol us Floridians ain't no Gator lovers. Yes, we do have gators, but they're mainly in the everglades. Plus, what's so great about Georgia anyway? And don't call me bias because I have been to Georgia several times in different locations.
@@questionable803 what's great about Georgia??? Only Atlanta.
If you haven't already done it, then I recommend Hawaii v. Alaska.
Also, once your done with states, maybe you could do the territories, like Guam, the Northern Marianas, Puerto Rico, American Samoa, and the Virgin Islands?
What about Florida and California Lol I’m from Florida and I think it’s the best city in the country the only 2 difference’s is that that they are mountains in California and here in Florida they are no mountains and the other difference is that our summers are unbearable with rain and heat unlike California with that amazing 365 day a year with clear and mostly sunny skies with like mid 70s temperatures which is absolutely amazing I wish we had that here in Florida but otherwise Florida and California are pretty much the same exact thing
This is one of my favorite CZcams videos.
It’s sunny a shit ton in Florida, half of the summer tho it’s raining and there’s storms, and we have shit humidity. It’s a solid state, I don’t ever see the shit on the media about florida in real life, and I’m pretty sure the weird shit that happens in Florida happens everywhere else it’s just not shown or given attention.
born in south Florida, raised in Atlanta Georgia and currently attending UGA. good video Beat
That's awesome. I'm sure you already knew all the information in the video then!
Best of both worlds.
Georgia is amazing .
Goergia is boring stop. With shitty transportation system. And racist.
@@METALFACEDOOMXXXX definitely less mainstream than florida, but the mountains are beautiful, and the folks are nice, as long as you don't say anything about politics.
@@ltbubbas the south sucks just like Donald Trump. Bet yall hillbillies losing yall minds because hes about to get impeached lol. Fucking clowns.
@@ltbubbas the south should thrown away because its racist and people there dont bathe.
@@METALFACEDOOMXXXX The north sucks because people are alcoholics, snowflakes, and they don't know how to drive. Also, how did that impeachment go for ya?
Georgia is now BLUE. LOL
4:22 the building in the picture in the Savannah City Hall. Just in case if anyone was wondering.
I live in the Appalachians in Georgia and no one pronounces it "Appa-latch-uh"
😂
Yeah.. expect for my weird Aunt
No, it's "Apple -uh- Chia" lol.
I've heard it before.
I've heard people in Virginia pronounce it like that...around the Staunton/ Shenandoah area.
I think I would prefer to live in Georgia.
Based on the video or based on personal experience?
@@iammrbeat based on what I know about both states.
I’ve been to Atlanta, it’s nice! I lived in FL all my life right by the beach. I love it plus i really like the rain and Publix haha
In a year or so from now I’m moving my family to Atlanta or Tampa. (70% Tampa 30% Atlanta) and I thought this video was cute! Thanks & good job!
4:17 Mr. Beat, perhaps an update on this especially after the 2020 and 2022 elections? Lol
I think you should do Kansas and Nebraska compared! PS i really like your videos =)
Or Kansas and Oklahoma, that would be cool too
Well thanks Jack! Yeah, that one is eventually coming. I might ending up comparing Oklahoma to another state. I haven't decided yet.
Mr. Beat maybe Texas? Idk. Thank you!!
You're hilarious. I'm a fan!
Posted on my birthday!
Did y’all know that Florida is THE flattest state. Oh yeah 😎
It's a sandbar with grass of course it's flat.
I laughed so hard at your comment on Florida having two time zones. This would’ve been perfect in your WA and OR compared video, as Oregon has two time zones as well (admittedly a small part of the state), whereas Washington only has one.
All the comments be like: GeOrGiA sTiLl ReMaInS mOrE cOnSeRvAtIvE tHan FlOrIdA
2020: ArE yOu SuRe AbOuT tHaT?
Florida: Swingest State
Atlanta Suburbs: Let me end this man’s career
I wish you talked about the drug cartels that caused Florida to have such a large amount of crime!
Yeah we got shows on Netflix about it
No it didn't. That shit is long gone!
Lmao, people talking about how the Florida cartel and drug problem is gone. We just got done shutting down pill mills and still have insane drug problems from drug trafficking through the state. Go down any of the interstates, those beat up white vans from out of state are mostly trafficking drugs
I feel like Georgia is just Florida but it went into rehab while as Florida kept on doing the crack.
Also a lotta ex-New Yorkers in Florida. You can find NY style pizzerias run by them every now and then with amazing pizza. I grew up eating that style of pizza, and when I went up to NY to visit with family for the first time I didn't notice a difference in quality or taste when I finally got to try the pizza there. It really is a special place. The Florida Man jokes are funny, but it always surprises me when I meet the occasional person who really thinks everyone in FL is like that.
Same with GA, next.
Hey MR Beat. I like you videos. Can you do a Nebraska vs Iowa video? I moved from Mexico back in 2007. Lived in NE till 2011. I currently live in IA. I attended college in both states. They always are arguing they they are better than the other eve though I stated both parties (when I visit friends) that both states equally sucks.
Was born and raised in Florida, but im so sick of the heat. Also ive visited
Northern Georgia when i was a child as loved it there. I wish to move to Georgia whenever i can, probably once i graduate college. Also i would love to see and experience more snow.