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Respect the grind Skip. I'm sure you could retire at anytime, but you choose to still pursue your purpose. What every man should strive for
Found skips burner
Facts tho. Love him or hate him this man is clearly living well and has spent a lifetime doing what he loves. Respect!
Purpose arguing w LeSteroid Sharpe
He's gonna retire when LeBron does
His purpose is to criticize games that children play. Any man should outgrow children's games.
This is the interesting content we want to hear. Skips lived a crazy life he’s been everywhere, I wanna hear about it
Everywhere ... in 1 country of the world
@@gal3930 if u treat the states like Europe, each state in its own could be considered a country and each state has its own cultures and vibe, so saying he’s been everywhere is still pretty accurate
@@culturehub2628 to say US states can be in themselves varied like countries within Europe already says a lot about your awareness (by the way there are a few other continents out there as well). The fact that people in Boston eat clam chowder but people in Nashville eat more corn doesn't change the fact that culturally, historically, variety wise... Europe is miles (centuries) away from the US. The only valid comparison you could make between Europe and US is in the size. I guess you meant that so I don't blame you, Americans tend to simplistically reduce every comparison to the size of things 🤷♂️
@@gal3930 no teeth eurofraud
Skip's topics are so random I love it
As a Chicagoan, I was a bit upset to hear Chicago was last. But can't blame Skip for not liking the cold and the wind, it's not for everybody. Was a bit surprised to hear the traffic is the worst according to him, considering that he currently resides in L.A., and everyone knows that L.A. traffic is the worst in the country.
Idk what Skiip is talking about. LA traffic is THE worst in the country. NYC traffic is horrible too. Chicago is better than all of the cities he names except LA and SF if money is not an issue. If money is an issue then Chicago is the best on the list
Doesn’t matter if LA has worse traffic, chicago doesn’t come close
There is absolutely no way that Chicago is better than New York
@@testnojohnny depends on what you like in a city.
@@testnojohnny Chicago is immaculately clean whereas New York is NOT. Even in the poorest communities in Chicago, are cleaner than the nicest parts of Manhattan or Brooklyn.
Chicagos skyline is much nicer
Chicago is a better sports city
Chicago has better food (except Pizza)
Festivals are better in Chicago
New York has no segregation whereas Chicago is segregation personified.
New York has an incredible transit system where Chicagos is a disaster
New York is less violent than Chicago
Really enjoy hearing him talk about his life experiences. Interesting man
I remember meeting skip bayless in Bristol CT while he was staying here. I was living in the residence inn for a while as a high schooler due to a house fire that put me and my family in that nice hotel. I ended up seeing an old man outside 1 day shooting around on the basketball court and said “lemme join em” to my surprise it was skip bayless!! We shared a nice talk and from there on out I’d see skip 1 time at least every couple of days to the point he remembered my name! One of the few celebrities that I’ve met that is very kind hearted and genuine
as a city nerd, this was interesting to watch
Wtf is a city nerd?
@@Kushagra.j could you not use your context clues and figure that out? put simply, i love urbanism and cities. it’s more nuanced than that but you get the gist
I enjoyed this rundown and your perspectives on these places. Boy, I laughed so hard when you talked about the cockroaches in Miami…that’s how you know you’ve spent time there. I’ve lived in both LA and Miami and both are long lost twins. Both cities have what the other lacks. I liked your perspective on OKC. As someone who had many up and down crazy experiences in my hometown of Memphis, you have to always respect and appreciate where you come from and a part of you will always put your hometown among the best. Living in different places certainly broadens your outlook and the experiences of connecting with new people and the memories they create are priceless. I absolutely love it here in GA but could easily still be living in any of my previous cities because of all the great times.
What does Miami have that Los Angeles lack and what does Los Angeles have that Miami lacks? I lived in Orlando and Palm Beach for majority of my life, but never had opportunity to actually live in Miami. Been to Los Angeles once, and I absolutely loved it. I’m curious to see the parallels between Miami and LA.
I agree with your assessment of Chicago. I remember my first taste of the traffic. It was completely stand still and I looked to my left and right to see people pulling out newspapers and books to read for the 4 hours we didn't move.
Dang really
I am surprised to hear that Chicago has the worst traffic of all those cities from Skip's assessment. Even then, though I greatly doubt that is the case now. Skip might not be a public transportation guy. Chicago and New York have the best publix transportation in major US cities in terms of combination of accessibility and frequency. With regards to the weather, one cannot argue about Chicago's often bitterly cold winters. It is one of the coldest major cities in the US and the coldest on the list. Anyway, for me, weather isn't a leading consideration when rating a city. It is availability, accessibility, and affordability of and to public services, private services, and necessary and discretionary shopping goods. Dense cities such as San Francisco, New York, and Chicago, in comparison to the others on the list, one does not have to drive around much to get them.
my man have you been to LA? That traffic is legendary
La traffic is bad but I think it more manageable than Chicago depending on where you live in LA. The nicer parts of LA have less traffic
Chicago actually had public transit. Why were you driving?
Appreciate your perspective Skip
skip is so right about LA and coastal cali in general. after hs I was looking at moving for college but crossed out cali cuz mainstream culture and high cost of living. Ending up going thru and man I can't imagine living anywhere else. I love my home but the energy and weather is perfect, haven't been annoyed by bugs since
LA is great if you rich
LA is cool for extremely low IQ people.
Similar situation. I always viewed living in L.A. as out-of-reach, but once I got here, there's no other place like it. L.A. is unique because there's something for everyone. If you want to clout chase and brownnose celebrities, you can do that. If you just want to blend in, spend time hiking in the mountains, head to the beach, or enjoy some of the best beer and wine, that is also an option.
great video skip. insightful relatable content from the OG
Thanks for the love skip!! We love you in SF!
Interesting to hear such perspective. I'm not a city guy at all but its nice to hear his perspective.
Perspective?😭
Skip i can agree on Dallas. Lived there for 4 years. Not a great place to visit but i loved living there
As someone born and raised in Dallas, and still living in Big D now, it's pretty spot on and how we natives view it. I've lived in a few other places across the country, but nothing beats living in DFW.
1. Los Angeles
2. San Francisco (Just the city not the bay area)
3. Miami
4. Dallas
5. NYC
6. Oklahoma City
7. Nashville / Birstol
9. Chicago
Great segment Skip!
DtX 214 forever #1 for me from loyal fans to amazing people I love it here
You’re absolutely right about LA. I lived in San Diego for four years and it was great outside of it being super expensive. I live in Dallas, TX now because I love it more than San Diego but if I was to ever move back to California it would be San Francisco because of everything you mentioned plus “Silicon Valley” is a “Tech Mecca” of the world and I’m a Tech Head.
I personally think sd is the best city in california. im guessing you didnt think it was worth the cost with what the city had to offer?
@@MS-bw8qc No it wasn’t. The night life was great but not that great to offset the cost of living. Plus I’m a sports guy and they move the Chargers to LA which already had the Dodgers, Rams, Lakers and Angels.
I love SF and SD, haven’t been to Dallas yet
As someone born and raised in Chicago and left for Phoenix at 19, I can absolutely say your last point about Chicagoans wanting to move back is 100% incorrect. I have been living here in Phoenix for almost a decade now and I have never ONCE thought about moving back. I have multiple friends that have left Chicago over the years to various places across America and NONE of them have thought twice about leaving. Visiting/touristing in Chicago is nice for a few days and that is ALL the city is good for.
I'm from Detroit. I've visited Chicago once and absolutely LOVED IT!! Fell in love with the city. I have a totally different take than skip. However, the I never been to the other cities skip named tho. Lol
keyword -VISIT MAN. skip said to LIVE. its a huge difference. you do not wanna LIVE in chicago, youre gonna regret it for the rest of your life. BUT since youre from Detriot = chicago is Heaven lol lol...
but nah man dont ever live there.. VISIT KICK IT HAVE FUN COOL.
@@RawCyberHub Nah man, Chicago is a gem of a city, only drawback it has is the violence and the crappy winters. You have a city with the cleanest water, a lakefront with lots of beaches, low cost of living compared to similarly sized cities, great food, great sports city like Skip mentioned (top 3 at least), plus the water quality is great (don't have the state controlling your water consumption like Cali). If you can find a way to enjoy the winter it's really not all that bad.
Unique topic from Skip. But I like it.
This was so wholesome
You are so very right about Chicago...I have lived here most of my life...But I have also lived in Florida(Tampa-Saint Peter and West Palm Beach), Detroit and Saginaw Michigan,Philly and The Twin Cities...But yes I keep on coming back here and the winters are right up there with Alaska and summer really does only last a few weeks(You nailed that one Skip)...But one day I do believe I will move out of here for good...I watched the whole video waiting to see what you would say about Chicago and you are correct.
Florida is the best imo
Chicago is the best can’t beat the food
What did you think of mpls? I'm here now after living in nyc and can't wait to move again
@@mpberg I'm from Chicago (northern suburbs) and have now lived in Minneapolis for 14 years, just curious of the many things that aren't desirable about it what you don't like?
@@chrisitalia8868 i personally love mpls. been a few times.
Come on back to Chicago skip, it’s October and it’s gonna be 80 degrees later on today lmao 😂😂 you’ll love it
Love ya Skip
I agree with #1 and #2. I live in #1, but man, Miami itself is beautiful it’s just the people make it bad really bad imho.
Yea lived in Miami for bout 7 years. If it wasn't for the humidity and the people, the city itself is never boring and has great food options
Miami attracts the most vacuous, egotistical people from all over the world. Besides that it’s nice.
Humidity
@@LordBranniganThe so does LA
A few things I found personally interesting about his list. One as a NYC area kid I can see where a stranger would be worn out by the “Apple”. Two Chicago is interesting because it may be my favorite city from day one. But I had no problem leaving. Three I’m in Nashville on a regular basis and would have no problem living there. I can see Skip’s a weather guy with LA and Miami high on his list which are two cities I wouldn’t like to live in.
Thanks I’m from NY but Chicago has always been my favorite American city. People just don’t know.
I lived in LA for 6 years and yeah, Once you get past the Homeless, Traffic, Price of living and all the fake people.. you can finally look up into the sky and say "NICE WEATHER!"
Is this true in the rich parts of LA too?
@@pratyushb2024 yes minus the homeless
A lot of obstacles!
Love it Skip!
The Dallas metroplex is a great place to live💯
As a Chicago - I laughed :) I understand all his points. You have to be ready for this weather. So many people from warm climates always coming here with T-shirts and sandals on, and the Hawk looking at them like
"Fresh meat on the line".
Yes I love my city; but I appreciate his honesty. At the end of the day, life is about what climate you are in, and whether you can handle it or not.
Lmfao the Chicago run down was so hilarious and true
Never been don't want to get shot walking down the street.
@@dewknow1315 🤣🤣🤣
@@dewknow1315 Fax, can't go down there in Chicago without carrying a pistol.
Pleasantly shocked that you ranked SF/Bay Area so highly, didn't expect that 👍
its a great place to live, locals stop taking it for granted
SF is amazing, great weather and beautiful views. Just stay away from downtown and SOMA lol.
@@omar9987 wouldn’t say the weather is great but SF is dope
@@frankywilliam8073 It's definitely great. Doesn't get too cold or too hot.
@@frankywilliam8073 60 in july, 60 in december whats not to like
That's pretty cool you went to vandy my grandfather went there as well and graduated. I'm 38 now skip Nashville is so big now and the traffic is ridiculous. My grandfather owns his own paper company Dennis paper company.
I give skip credit he does do this interesting videos here and there
I feel like a lot of these places have changed during Covid but this list makes sense!
Very interesting question. Good list imo
Related to the Chicago one😭, grew up in Chicago my whole life and it was hard to leave but I don’t miss the weather at all that’s for sure
Man most normal Americans are lucky to live in 1 of those cities and he's lived in basically every U.S. metropolis except Boston.
Most of them... In the Northeast you left out Philadelphia, and the DMV (Baltimore-Washington). One can also add Detroit, and arguably one can include Atlanta and the Twin Cities on Minnesota as well... If he is complaining about Chicago and even New York's weather, what will he say about the Twin Cities, huh?
Huh? These cities are filled with 99 percent of normal people 😂😂. Lucky enough?
Also, there are definetly more us metropolises ever heard of philly, Atlanta, dc, or Houston?
and boston is the greatest city in the country
@@testnojohnny charlotte, Seattle, phoenix?
@@georgekirby7150 I wasn't saying I was going to name every megalopolis in the country or that the ones you said weren't, they obviously are as well. I was just throwing out a few that he missed as examples.
My list:
1. San Diego
2. Santa Barbara California
3. Denver
4. St. George Utah
5. Knoxville Tennessee
6. Milwaukee Wisconsin
7. Omaha Nebraska
Thats a real list for most people. Most ppl don't make skips salary
Grew up 20 minutes from ESPN in CT, currently live in Nashville. I’d say he got them both spot on 😂
From Chicago and agree 🤝🏿😅
The bay!!!
1. Flagstaff
2. Vegas
3. Phoenix
4. St.Louis
5. Napa
6. San Antonio
7. San Francisco
Thanks for asking me
No way Vegas is better than Phoenix. The cities have many similarities but Phoenix is bigger, has more wealth, a higher educated population, more pro sports teams, outstanding mexican food, more parks and museums. Vegas is just an amusement park for adults with the worst architecture in America and a bland food scene.
1. Los Angeles
2. San Francisco
3. Miami
4. Dallas
5. NYC
6. OKC
7. Nashville
8. Bristol
9. Chicago
Thanks. Now i dont have to sit through long, dramatic breaths, and explanations from his “heart of hearts”
LA!! I love it here.
Yay area!
LA nice to visit that about it.
Most ppl that come live in NYC stay in Manhattan which is very draining. Best place to live here is in Queens or Brooklyn
rent rent rent safety etc if the rent or whatever is sky high its sucks.
@@RawCyberHub NYC and greater area is materially Cheaper than Cali. I moved there and overall it’s more expensive.
Last comment on Chicago was spot on
Solid list from a weather perspective. But traffic in Chicago is definitely not close to as bad as NYC.
Chicago is spot on
This was actually a really accurate power ranking
It’s subjective so can’t really be accurate. I’m an east coast guy so I can’t justify LA at one myself
@@testnojohnny of course it’s subjective. I’m an east coast guy myself who has visited all of those cities multiple times and agree with skip’s rankings
@@matta6395 LA has fallen off big time. Skyrocketing crime and homelessness rates.... It's not paradise anymore.
@@georgekirby7150 Skip's a wealthy guy. I'd imagine he doesn't see a lot of the bad stuff.
@@georgekirby7150 there's hundreds of cities in southern California I live in Thousand Oaks California and I can guarantee you won't see one homeless person sleeping in a tent in the entire city and there's many cities like that
Skip the only person to love LA
Skip hates winter😅
LA only worth it if your rich
That's true
I feel like that’s true for most cities. Great to visit. But if you live there, it’s better to be living comfortably.
Skip is delusional LA sucks, homeless and illegals and homosexuals to your left and to your right 😂
Summer last more than a couple weeks in Chicago 😂
A person describing how detached from the people who listens him. Priceless !
I agree I’ll never leave Chicago and you forgot to mention the food
Cali top 2 💪
As a non US citizen, US cities were such a disappointment to visit, compared to Europe they just lack character and community.
America is young , compared to other countries and their cities. They have way more history
@@dnative93 Its not about history, you just feel more connected to the people in Europe or even Asia, you mingle with the locals on public transport and hangout in large walkable areas.The only that city comes close is NYC.
It’s cool. I love Europe but you guys just don’t get anything American expect Hiphop.
@@yester9037 come hop on MARTA in Atlanta…there’ll be some guys who want to talk to ya 🤣
He's right about Nashville, didn't miss much in the 70s... Wasn't much until the new century.
It’s a brand new city now..
@@tw7321 It's crazy. I'm only in my mid 20s and Nashville has a night and day difference from when I was a kid. I miss not having insane traffic and all the people from California flooding the city.
Bro, I don't know who this guy is nor am I even from America. I'm from UK. but I really enjoyed watching that. As a foreigner we will think new york is best place to live and that L.A is for the celebrities only
Seems like skip is just ranking the best weather not the best cities😂
It's obvious that Los Angeles has everything that anyone would want. If you're ballin, then it it's heavens playground.
SoCal has many issues but the weather and beaches are the best. Miami is nice but the bugs and muggy weather is awful.
traffic and summer is right about chicago
hahahaha
Seems like it's common to have a love/hate relationship with your hometown city.
Even though i think skip is a troll and sometimes it’s deliberate. I like skip a little. He’s a cool guy when he isn’t spouting bs
It’s just his act on TV…. It’s what gets people to watch and enjoy entertainment…the show wouldn’t last of skip was just a guy
Lol it must be really really cold in Chicago because i never heard of the bad traffic there like in New York or Los Angeles
Absolutely it gets cold.
Starting around late November the temps fall to around 35 to 15 degrees Fahrenheit or 5 to -10 Celsius. It's around late December when the real cold starts when you get Fahrenheit in the single digits and negatives some days.
With the wind it can feel as bad as -50 Celsius or -35 Fahrenheit on the worst days.
I'm not sure how bad the traffic is on LA and New York but in Chicago at 2:30-5:30 the traffic moves extremely slow. You can spend up to two hours in traffic.
It’s freezing here in the winter lol , you either love it or hate ..also the traffic here is non existent
He lives in Malibu actually lol
Hes funny.... I was born in the city left for scottsdale Arizona, lived there for 5 years and moved back to chicago 😂
Dang if you moved to Scottsdale that means you got money 💰
Just a FYI, one hour outside of LA is the desert...just saying
Yea lol, people don’t realize LA is just a desert by the ocean that’s just been covered in concrete
@@omari4234 LA is not a desert lol. It has a Mediterranean climate, mild temperatures year round mostly. Before it was a city it was filled with creeks, marshes and springs.
😂😂😂 LA is definitely not a desert we have about 6 national forests in southern California, we do have a high desert and low desert about 2 hours inland
@@kcoughlan123 palmdale
Mr Skip Bayless, you should visit Nashville more frequently. I am sure that your man, your fellow Vanderbilt alum, the man that you supported through thick and thin, through his ups and man lows, against often slanderous criticism will be delighted to see you. For you, JAY CUTLER, will make an exception to the often stated rule that he "DOESN'T CARE!"
mannnn I lived in Dallas for a year and I would not have it over Chi or NYC. It is hot as balls, there is no nature anywhere (landlocked af, no mountains, no big clean rivers like in Austin). It is one big city of concrete strip malls and there are a couple cool areas of downtown but thats it
skips take on dallas is spot on if you dont have any business there you aint visiting
😬
City of Angels
Next time you’re in Chicago swing by Frontera Grill (IFYKYK)
It's funny because his brother is really well known and lives in chicago
This man skip really said chicago has worse traffic than nyc and la lmao
Coulda just called this “warmest to coldest cities I’ve lived in”
1:58:00
This was a surprising list considering the California hate lately and folks wanting to move to Dallas.
People love to hate CA. I don’t deny there’s issues such as homeless and cost of living, but it really is one of a kind.
California hate makes news... But the property values keep going up because...people want to live here. It's a great place to be if you make a good living.
Seems weather is the #1 criteria here.
Miami or Nashville are my two
1. LA
2. San Francisco
3. Miami
4. Dallas
5. NYC
6. OKC
7. Nashville
7b. Bristol
8. Chicago
Ahhhhhhh San Francisco.
San Francisco Forever!!!
I agree. Like Pac said..no matter what you say LA is the only place for me.
Pacquiao?
Dear Skip, New York at 5?! Eff U! Sincerely, Native Nawka
Yes despite the GIANT cockroaches Miami is great.
It normal size..dang
people are trash there
I know we (Chicago) have bad weather , but we’re worse than NY?
LA has tons of homeless people and is very dirty. It also has a crumbling infrastructure and a very poor public transportation system. . Don't forget that.
Yeah the thing is if you're rich, you live in a bubble there so you don't encounter it head-on like most people. It is bad.
@@brooksorlando4881 yeah if your really wealthy you live in Beverly hills bel air Brentwood or Malibu and you don't have to deal with the reality that 90%+ of everyone else there deals with on a daily basis.
@@yourefired807 100%. I lived in San Diego and that was the case. I had to deal with it as a 20 something middle class guy, but my uncle in La Jolla was oblivious to it. Only thing they also have to deal with is traffic lol. Could be worse
7:48
I wonder if Skip have to check in with the street gangs. 🙏🏾
I’m from OKC and I can assure you he does not check in
Long, dramatic breath…I do believe that in his heart of hearts Cy Dawg is a good person
Preach, Jesus, preach!
Why he do my city Chicago like that.
Respect Skip but past few months Shannon been whooping Skip in the debates. Especially today about Tom Brady and his play. Best he could say is asking Shannon to go on record that Tom Brady is washes instead of combating his points.
I am surprised to hear that Chicago has the worst traffic of all those cities from Skip's assessment. Even then, though I greatly doubt that is the case now. Skip might not be a public transportation guy. Chicago and New York have the best publix transportation in major US cities in terms of combination of accessibility and frequency. With regards to the weather, one cannot argue about Chicago's often bitterly cold winters. It is one of the coldest major cities in the US and the coldest on the list. Anyway, for me, weather isn't a leading consideration when rating a city. It is availability, accessibility, and affordability of and to public services, private services, and necessary and discretionary shopping goods. Dense cities such as San Francisco, New York, and Chicago, in comparison to the others on the list, one does not have to drive around much to get them.