I Ranked The Top 20 Best & Worst Cities on Earth

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It took me 12 years to visit all 197 countries in the world, and for the first time ever, I am going to rank my top 20 favorite and least …

37 Replies to “I Ranked The Top 20 Best & Worst Cities on Earth”

  1. These lists are always fun to make, even tho they are subjective! If you could only choose only 3 cities for your best & worst list, what would they be?

    For me, the BEST are:
    – Prague 🇨🇿
    – Bangkok 🇹🇭
    – Seoul 🇰🇷

    And the WORST:
    – Conakry 🇬🇳
    – N’Djamena 🇹🇩
    – Delhi 🇮🇳

  5. You are awesome Drew, so young and has experienced so much of the world👍👍👍 your review of each cities and countries are not skin deep. I am so glad to have found your channel🥰

  9. Been 14 of the top20, love those a lot. Really want to go Vancouver, NYC, Mex City. HK, Tokyo and Seoul probably my top3

    Only been 1 off the worst Jakarta which i dont think is that bad tbh compared to the others you say 😅

  12. Me impresiona y ahora confirmo que mi pais tenga algo mágico y por qué más de 40 millones elijan como destino a México 🇲🇽 para venir a conocer y vacacionar, además de que fue el único país latinoamericano que elegiste en esta lista. Si vuelves algún día te recomiendo conocer el tren Chepe, la playa Balandra los dos al norte del país y visita Veracruz sobre todo en el puerto caminando en las noches por el malecón, mucha suerte en tus viajes hermano. 👍👍

  13. My experience with some cities he mentioned:
    * Prague – a small old city with uncleaned buildings, the suburbs are full of ugly Soviet era apartment buildings, all businesses are closed at 5pm, only a very few restaurants are open at night, and, like most Western countries, people aren't friendly.
    * Chicago – very big city, good food, nice parks, museums, festivals, nightly shooting, people semi-friendly, snooty suburbanites.
    * Mexico City – The downtown strip is almost up to Western standard but go a block away, it looks 3rd world. The rest of the city is really a vast 3rd world place.
    * Belgrade – unfriendly people with low standard of living, drabby, not much interesting
    * Amsterdam – small city, too many tourists, over-hyped city, red light district staffed by foreign ladies, not native ones.
    * Istanbul – friendly, vibrant, good food, poorly constructed housing, city lights go out at night, a rug-selling nation,
    * los Angeles – conjested, poorly designed, biggest population of homeless, unfriendly, dangerous
    * New York City – a very big place, with lots of things to see, high energy, and a lot of crime, as well as rude people. I've been there six times, and each time, my car was broken into. Am not going there again. dangerous
    * Delhi (India) – a third world city, even the area near the Taj mahal hotel is surrounded by slums. wasn't impressed
    * Chennai (india) – third world

  15. 30:12 all those countries and you don't know how to act with chopsticks or pronounce names of countries and foreign words. You don't really seem to care about anything other than collecting things for your own benefit.

  19. Mexico is wonderful, it has colonial cities, but San Miguel de Allende, Puerto Vallarta, Morelia, Puebla, Querétaro, Oaxaca, Mérida, Campeche, Guadalupe Valley, Acapulco, Manzanillo, and Guadalajara are missing.

  20. Tbis man Smarty just put a thumbnail with Indian flag , that's it. Haters of india came to watch and being racist towards Indians , Indians come to see how dare hi shows India this way. And boom this video got serious view 😂 this guy also know how youtube work these days and from where and how u can get views. Who are just bragging about bad things about India, i can do the same for every corner of the world it's not a big deal. It's obviously not like other countries, it's not monotonous, it has its up and downs. But if u visiting overcrowded cities and making perceptions about the 7th biggest country in the world in terms of Area, u are probably doing something wrong.

  24. I'm by no means well traveled, but of the places that I have been to (from the US), Dubai was probably my least favorite. Yes, it has no culture, no depth. There's no soul in that place. It's basically a giant mall. It just feels weird, eerie even, like some kind of twilight zone hellspace.

  25. I visited 16 out of this Top20 (only remaining Taipei, Hong Kong, Vancouver and Chicago) and 10/20 of the worse. I visited 132 countries. I agree with this ranking (with the exception that i liked Delhi despite the chaos 🤣) Awesome video

  31. The Reason why you are having issues with traffic is because these are the most populous countries of the world. And corruptions has ruined image of these great countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh and Indonesia.

  33. A large and beautiful river flows through the middle of the city and there are so many beautiful mountains and parks in the city.

    It is so safe, state-of-the-art, convenient, unique everywhere, and bustling and sophisticated everywhere you go.
    My particular favorite is the smart, kind, and beautiful people there. And there are so many different kinds of delicious food.
    From my experience, there is a limited variety of spicy food and there are more delicious food that is not spicy.
    Tokyo is bigger than Seoul, but there are only a few busy places and there are no mountains and parks compared to Seoul.

    Seoul is smart, sophisticated, and beautiful in people and cities.🤔

  34. Even if you do nothing else in the rest of your life, you won't have to regret not traveling more, which is one of the things people seem to regret the most.

  35. This guy use video footages taken from Shenzhen and Shanghai, China at the beginning of the video and talking about other cities.
    😂😂
    Very sick minded and manipulative person.😢😢

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