"When you meet another Mainer outside of Maine there's an instant bond." So true. When I went to school in Connecticut, I was surrounded by people from NY/NJ/MA/CT. Just by chance I met a girl from Maine (I've since graduated and she was still the only Mainer I'd met there), and she immediately offered me rides home. We still keep in touch. Just thought I'd share that, because that is also what makes me proud of my state. Thanks to this guy for putting it into words!
I mean.... my (Colorado) high school had an assembly to tell us we had to wear shoes in class, after which more people removed their shoes. Those who were in shoes had birkenstocks
*_Southern hospitality is real and should be a source of pride._* Everyone says hello and just about everyone holds doors for you. Went on a business trip to NC with a coworker who had never been to the south. Very first day a nurse opened the entrance door for us at a hospital. "Let me get that for you. How are you gentlemen doing today?" Coworker was shocked and asked me the most odd question. "Do you know her?" I gave him my WTH look to which he said "It's just that she was so nice to us." 😐
@AJ I've been to Louisiana three times and had exceptional Southern hospitality in Baton Rouge. One example - Business associate and I were having some drinks at a pub when a girl overheard us talking about restaurants. She came over and gave us several local spots to hit and overrated places to avoid. Said to ask anyone at our hotel and they would confirm. She couldn't have been nicer and her recs were spot on.
Tosh T really I was in Lafayette and I stepped into a 7/11 and I just got stares and the cashier was very rude to us the janitor kept staring at us weirdly and I accidentally bumped into someone outside and he kept attacking me for it. Maybe it’s just Lafayette?
There are polite people in northern states, but generally ( for Michigan) it depends on where you live and how you were raised. You could be raised to be a nice person, but the people you live around could be really shady. ~Flint girl here
Colorado dude is on point and if you want to experience that to the fullest, spend half your day in Boulder and then drive down to CO Springs and spend the second half there
It's safe to say Boulder and the Springs aren't for everyone, at least given the politics and the culture being on very opposite ends between the two, but the natural beauty between the two is on par. He is right though, there's something here for everyone, and that's something to be proud of
“You like seasons? We experience all four of them!” Oh please, just last week we experienced all four seasons in 1 day in Wisconsin, you ain’t special!
Ryan Simasek First of all, its NorCal not Nocal, and second of all, that’s just a not very accurate perception people have of California just based on what they’ve heard of LA. Same way people think Texas is full of horse riding cowboys even though that’s not true at all lol
Ryan Simasek lol well NorCal is correct and I live in Texas and trust me there’s no cowboys or whatever it’s just very inaccurate stereotypes lol same way people think of 100% sunshine and beaches about cali
"Well, I'm proud to be an Oklahoman because we're not from Texas." I'm not from that area, but it seems there might not be any love lost between those two states.
My grandparents used to live in Oklahoma. There was literally nothing to do in Tulsa except go to the zoo. Texas likes to give Oklahoma a lot crap for being boring🤷♀️
When I was in high school, I participated in Texas Youth and Government. In my committee, someone tried to pass a bill to build a wall between Texas and Oklahoma. His opening lines were “why doesn’t Texas fall into the Gulf of Mexico? Because Oklahoma sucks so much.” I think that pretty much sums up how we feel about each other.
@Mara L No pro teams but we got the Soldotna High School stars. They are on an eight time state championship streak, this year they outscored their opponents 519-117 and their closest win was 42-7 over a California team that had won 4 out of their last five conference championships. So we got it alright.
Alaska: Ok, yeah, everything is bigger in texas. Except for the size of the state, the size of the cities, the size of the mountains, the size of the wildlife, the number of lakes....
@Greg Snipes I meant by area. Yakutat (9,463 square miles) is bigger than New Hampshire, and Sitka (4,815 Square miles) is bigger than Delaware. But I get your point. Thanks for clarifying!
The Illinois representative could have said how we have 17 wetland/nature preserves or how we have at least 25,000 acres of prairie land left(perfect for hiking😌).
Alaska has a really deep connection with its culture. There's native music, dancing, and food, and it's all wonderful. That's something I'm really proud about :p
I would say that I’m proud of Washington because of the variety of things to do... we have mountains, beaches, rainforests, deserts, stunning cities, and charming small towns. Plus, Canada isn’t too far away! We also have a great healthcare system, a good economy (hence, us being rated the #1 state for 2019), a solid education system, and an overall great quality of life.
“We have really good cheese curds” True, but ALSO the beauty of the north woods, hosting the world’s largest music festival, being home to Harley-Davidson and Miller.. or currently having some of the the greatest athletes on our teams such as Giannis Antetokounmpo, Christian Yelich, Aaron Rogers.. idk...
It’s just the idea that *if* you wanted Haagen-Dazs at 4 am you could have it. Not that we’re all making 4 am ice cream runs. Honestly you get spoiled by the 24 hour culture here.
Florida girl...PLEASE say it with me: "Florida is more than _just_ Miami!" To me, what I'm most proud of about Florida is our state's history and our unique sense of humor.
Colorado‘s nature is awesome. My parents tell me about a really nice hotel in the rocky mountains, near Sidewinder with a beautiful native american theme and great mountain views. One day I would love to visit.
NJ: Boardwalks, 24hr diners, wawa, we don't have to pump our own gas 👏👏. The cultures. The city all the way down to the "country." The differences in accents. There's so much in NJ that is just great ❤
@@someone2396 The area around NYC and Philly are crowded. The rest of the state has forests, small towns, and farmland. Along with the beaches on the coast and hills in the northwest, NJ really has it all.
i was so confused when he said our state was quiet like tf we are the most densely populated state in the country there’s always cars on the road somewhere. also what about the fact that we have the best bagels in the country...
Yeah you're right. I live in Northern California and trust me, we get way less sunshine than they do in So. Cal. Also there is so much more the state offers than just sunshine. He is not a very good representative.
@@hannanaav depends on where you get it. But honestly, we have so many better things here, like nature preserves, museums, just beautiful places and such, but the pizza can suck, depends on where you get it though, like I said before.
We have a really diverse amount to people here in Illinois. A lot of polish, Spanish in the Chicago suburbs, lots African American when you get to Chicago, you get a lot of chances to meet a bunch of different people!
It depends if your in a city like Lansing Detroit Grand Rapids etc then very intigrated but if you go to a Suberb it gets really segregated ( confederate flags, one black kid in a school of 1200) it all depends
@Leia Taylor Michigan is very segregated. At one point alone, Detroit was the most segregated city in America. There are areas that are very diverse but they are mainly around the bigger cities. But even then, there are pockets of different ethnicities that tend to concentrate in separate areas of those cities.
Maryland has great seafood, a rich history as one of the original states, and has an array of natural beauty. Also Funfact about Maryland, “Country Roads” is actually about roads in Montgomery County Maryland! We have tons of cool farm lands and whimsical forests. There’s also a bunch of haunted places and we have our own Goatman legend :)
Literally everybody in Alaska is proud of being bigger than Texas... Even after Anchorage’s big earthquake in 2018, half of the memes were like “Alaska just wanted to split itself in half to make Texas the third largest state in the union.” “Pissing off Texas since 1964” on T-shirts ma’am 🤦🏽♀️
Proud of the states weather, you’ll never freeze or suffocate due to humidity and everything is sunshine and beaches. And is probably the most diverse state in the country, we welcome all theirs a group waiting for you here...yes even the homeless...
I’m proud of New Mexico for being a very blue state and how supportive they are of the arts. Also how accepting we are of immigrants ! Go Land of Enchantment !
Maryland essentially birthed the most powerful city in the world, had the most millionaires per capita until 2019 & arguably the best seafood on the East Coast!
Everyone getting mad with Florida girl but honestly I think she's doing pretty well, at least in this one We do get a lottttt of tourists and snowbirds, even in the non touristy areas
At 4am in New York is where you wake up and eat Haagen Dazs Ice Cream early in the morning? Ok, that can be almost true though for some people. But for me, I don't eat late, I eat on time. For this state I lived in, it could be a stereotype for the proudest of NYC.
The West Virginia guy is like “if you like seasons we have all four of them :)” but like I’m in Michigan. And today it’s like 54 degrees but yesterday it was snowing
Please bring the original California representative back, the girl. This dude representing California sounds like a transplant who lived in California for a few years.
Mississippi guy was talking about the passive aggressive “bless your heart” at the end of his bit wasn’t he?
Yes he had to be lol
I love how he was like..."Proud is an interesting word..." I would have said the exact same thing!!!
"When you meet another Mainer outside of Maine there's an instant bond." So true.
When I went to school in Connecticut, I was surrounded by people from NY/NJ/MA/CT. Just by chance I met a girl from Maine (I've since graduated and she was still the only Mainer I'd met there), and she immediately offered me rides home. We still keep in touch.
Just thought I'd share that, because that is also what makes me proud of my state. Thanks to this guy for putting it into words!
Shannon Mathews Yes! As a Mainer who can't imagine living anywhere else (even with snow in mid-April), I was very happy with his answer. 🥰
Maine is so underrated
Are you both fans of Steven King by chance?
0:01 Mississippi
0:21 North Dakota
0:25 Maine
0:31 New York
0:42 Missouri
0:49 Utah/Georgia
0:52 Oregon
0:54 West Virginia
0:57 California
0:59 New Jersey
1:01 New Mexico
1:03 Arizona
1:05 South Dakota
1:10 Arkansas
1:14 Michigan
1:23 Hawaii
1:25 North Carolina
1:28 Colorado
1:40 Louisiana
1:47 Kansas
1:50 Nebraska/Iowa/Wisconsin/Kansas
1:51 Nebraska
1:56 Iowa
2:02 Idaho
2:05 Indiana
2:07 Montana
2:13 Minnesota
2:16 Massachusetts
2:17 Ohio
2:20 Alaska
2:24 Wyoming
2:26 South Carolina
2:33 Kentucky
2:41 Oklahoma
2:44 Texas
2:46 Tennessee
2:51 Illinois
2:53 Maryland
2:54 Wisconsin
2:56 Alabama
2:59 Rhode Island
3:03 Virginia
3:05 Delaware
3:09 Vermont
3:12 Washington
3:17 Connecticut
3:23 New Hampshire
3:26 Pennsylvania
3:33 Florida
3:37 Nevada
Good soul thank you
Where is Georgia
amy 2337 0:49 With Utah
👑
@I love Angelique Haha true
Everyone wants to see the Maryland girl’s answer lol
Sanskar Wagley SeAfOoD!?
When is she lol
Tell me if I’m wrong, but she ain’t here this episode
Theo Greene 2:53
Boen Hang 2:53
Oklahoma Lady: Has mad beef with Texas
Every Texan: You can stay mad sis! Yeehaw!
John Rovell Oklahoma is just jealous because Texas chose Louisiana over them lmbo
Hers is a very poor answer indeed.
Costa Gavras it’s very accurate though
@@scorpionic3599 LOL!!!!!
I'm proud to be an Oklahoman because we're so incredibly boring or forgettable
Honestly the Illinois girl cannot move on, pizza is all she talks about hahaha.
Lucien bandet She’s really proud of that deep dish
And me, as an Italian, I'm so triggered. Deep dish is not a pizza, it's a disgusting salty cake
Mara L rightttt it’s basically tomato soup on soggy bread
yes like i live near chicago and even i dont get it... deep dish is f-ing gross
Chicago doesn’t just have deep dish there’s thin crust which is awesome it’s crunchy cheesy goodnesd
“Crunchy granola people” - Colorado guy.
I mean, he’s right
I mean.... my (Colorado) high school had an assembly to tell us we had to wear shoes in class, after which more people removed their shoes. Those who were in shoes had birkenstocks
@@Iflip4starkid lmao I live in the springs so with all the military people I have never seen anything like this but I believe it 🤣🤣🤣
Ah yes I’m proud to have lots of boarding schools
To be fair, we have nothing else except ghosts
I'm proud to have the most boring state
Henry Hastings basically, Connecticut is very wealthy
E V and pizza, you can’t forget the pizza
@@realnoahsimpson yeah especially Bridgeport, lots of wealth over there
*_Southern hospitality is real and should be a source of pride._* Everyone says hello and just about everyone holds doors for you. Went on a business trip to NC with a coworker who had never been to the south. Very first day a nurse opened the entrance door for us at a hospital. "Let me get that for you. How are you gentlemen doing today?" Coworker was shocked and asked me the most odd question. "Do you know her?" I gave him my WTH look to which he said "It's just that she was so nice to us." 😐
Mara L it depends where in the south though. I went to Louisiana before and everyone was so cold and rude it didn’t feel very southern
@AJ I've been to Louisiana three times and had exceptional Southern hospitality in Baton Rouge. One example - Business associate and I were having some drinks at a pub when a girl overheard us talking about restaurants. She came over and gave us several local spots to hit and overrated places to avoid. Said to ask anyone at our hotel and they would confirm. She couldn't have been nicer and her recs were spot on.
Tosh T really I was in Lafayette and I stepped into a 7/11 and I just got stares and the cashier was very rude to us the janitor kept staring at us weirdly and I accidentally bumped into someone outside and he kept attacking me for it. Maybe it’s just Lafayette?
Tosh T Durham pride !!
There are polite people in northern states, but generally ( for Michigan) it depends on where you live and how you were raised. You could be raised to be a nice person, but the people you live around could be really shady. ~Flint girl here
Colorado dude is on point and if you want to experience that to the fullest, spend half your day in Boulder and then drive down to CO Springs and spend the second half there
It's safe to say Boulder and the Springs aren't for everyone, at least given the politics and the culture being on very opposite ends between the two, but the natural beauty between the two is on par. He is right though, there's something here for everyone, and that's something to be proud of
hey what about Fort Collins :(
@@iflipandtumble FoCo is always worth a visit! So many breweries and hiking trails, what's not to like?
Colorado is really diverse it’s amazing I love it
I know I’m late but FoCo all the way! It’s so sweet and old town is the best
Nobody:
West Virginia: *If YoU lIkE sEaSoNs We ExPeRiEnCe AlL fOuR oF tHeM*
i live in west virginia and im dissapointed at that.
In the midwest i experience all seasons before noon
Same
Upstate NY gets like 6 seasons. most of them are winter
Isnt that texas
“You like seasons? We experience all four of them!” Oh please, just last week we experienced all four seasons in 1 day in Wisconsin, you ain’t special!
Noah S I think they meant they experience all 4 like normally.quarterly in long session
Hah! Vermont agrees with you!
oh, remember when it was 75 a week ago? that was nice
Same in Michigan my guy
Noah S True! I live in Wisconsin and seriously, it was snowing and freezing in the morning and sunny and warm with no snow on the afternoon.
The Maryland girl was right this time! Woah!!!
She's been right before, when she said her state had bad education.
@@markhenley3097 HAHA
Plot twist: She’s wrong. Maryland is number 6 of best school systems.
maryland girl every episode: seafood/ft. washington
LOL
Anyone else feel like Oklahoma is secretly jealous of Texas?
100%
we should be... Texas is way better than Oklahoma🤷🏻♀️
as a texan our relationship with Oklahoma is bittersweet. we depend on them as a border state yet we can get a bit ticky with each other.
a n d r e a l lol I don’t think Texas depends on Oklahoma for anything. I live 30 min south of the border and have never felt the need to go there
no way lolll
That description of Mississippi was startlingly accurate.
Oregon “It’s the king of outdoors”
Alaska: I think not
Na Oregon is the king Alaska is Oregon’s little bro in a good way Oregon just is way more popular and has more to see but Alaska is great
Colorado: proud that everyone has an open mind
California: sUnsHiNe
Like, come on! Not the culture, the diversity, the music, even Hollywood would’ve made more sense
They dont have an open mind. They only like people who believe in their liberal ideology
The Maine one is so accurate anytime I meet a Mainer in another state we instantly bond it’s like “wait omg I’m from Maine too!”
The California guy doesn’t know the state much outside of SoCal
To be fair, as a Pennsylvanian who's been to NoCal more than SoCal, I still usually think of CA as sunshine, actors, and juice cleanses.
Ryan Simasek First of all, its NorCal not Nocal, and second of all, that’s just a not very accurate perception people have of California just based on what they’ve heard of LA. Same way people think Texas is full of horse riding cowboys even though that’s not true at all lol
@@AJ-lh4fp Idk, Norcal sounds like narwhal to me haha. And I'd hate to say it, but in my mind, Texas is 100% cowboys and horses too.
Ryan Simasek lol well NorCal is correct and I live in Texas and trust me there’s no cowboys or whatever it’s just very inaccurate stereotypes lol same way people think of 100% sunshine and beaches about cali
@@ryansimasek5480 NorCal has all of that besides actors
I always love the Mainer answers, he nails it every time!
"Well, I'm proud to be an Oklahoman because we're not from Texas."
I'm not from that area, but it seems there might not be any love lost between those two states.
I lived in Oklahoma for about ten years and honestly, there isn’t much to brag about. 🤷♀️
My grandparents used to live in Oklahoma. There was literally nothing to do in Tulsa except go to the zoo. Texas likes to give Oklahoma a lot crap for being boring🤷♀️
erin wempe As a Texan, I can confirm that this is true 😂
When I was in high school, I participated in Texas Youth and Government. In my committee, someone tried to pass a bill to build a wall between Texas and Oklahoma. His opening lines were “why doesn’t Texas fall into the Gulf of Mexico? Because Oklahoma sucks so much.” I think that pretty much sums up how we feel about each other.
3:33 I think she’s misinterpreting the stereotype.
Pablo Cores lmaooo
Texas: Because everything is bigger in Texas!
Alaska: Yeah ok, that’s cute
@Mara L No pro teams but we got the Soldotna High School stars. They are on an eight time state championship streak, this year they outscored their opponents 519-117 and their closest win was 42-7 over a California team that had won 4 out of their last five conference championships. So we got it alright.
@Mara L Division II, so mid tier, but they beat many DI teams this year.
Alaska: Ok, yeah, everything is bigger in texas. Except for the size of the state, the size of the cities, the size of the mountains, the size of the wildlife, the number of lakes....
@Greg Snipes I meant by area. Yakutat (9,463 square miles) is bigger than New Hampshire, and Sitka (4,815 Square miles) is bigger than Delaware. But I get your point. Thanks for clarifying!
It’s not supposed to be teams tho. Alaska is bigger in size.😮
It would be sooo much easier if they put this in alphabetical order
I like how the Colorado guy is wearing a New Mexico shirt lol 😂
Can’t believe how far I had to scroll for this comment. Lol
New York should be proud of all the culture there, and the diversity.
And their amazing pizza ☺
Thank you. And NY is not just the city. Why does everyone ignore Long Island?
@@julietporter7967 we don’t exist 😩
West Virginia: “we have weather”
Hey im from florida and we dont have weather we just have Heat, mild heat, and HEAT
Emorie Lawrence and hurricanes in the late summer and early fall
@@mcfata3059 true true
Lol Florida, 9 months a year of brutal heat and then 3 months of...slightly less brutal heat.
@Mara L I'm sure it depends on what part of Florida you live in but it's always hot according to my sister and my friends in Florida
The Illinois representative could have said how we have 17 wetland/nature preserves or how we have at least 25,000 acres of prairie land left(perfect for hiking😌).
When the Washington guy said good weather and football is amazing I laughed inside.
Alaska has a really deep connection with its culture. There's native music, dancing, and food, and it's all wonderful. That's something I'm really proud about :p
I would say that I’m proud of Washington because of the variety of things to do... we have mountains, beaches, rainforests, deserts, stunning cities, and charming small towns. Plus, Canada isn’t too far away! We also have a great healthcare system, a good economy (hence, us being rated the #1 state for 2019), a solid education system, and an overall great quality of life.
I love Angelique you really should! Washington is a lovely state
*California should have said because it's the most diverse state! idk how you can be proud of the sunshine but..LOL*
julia lol like if I people don’t get sunshine in other states .
I know. There is so much more he could say about the state and he says sunshine. It's not always sunny here.
I love how the New York people always talk about New York City and never Upstate
Everybody: Proud and happy
Michigan: Well we kinda segregated
Yeah.....
“We have really good cheese curds”
True, but ALSO the beauty of the north woods, hosting the world’s largest music festival, being home to Harley-Davidson and Miller.. or currently having some of the the greatest athletes on our teams such as Giannis Antetokounmpo, Christian Yelich, Aaron Rogers.. idk...
Kristin M 414 baby!
Yeah. I love wisconsin. :)
But you do have really good cheese curds and going to Oshkosh like the plane convention is really gun!
Ayyeeee the NEW YORK CITY GUY ACTUALLY SAID BUFFALO NEW YORK 🗽🗽🗽
Im proud to live in NC bc we are first in flight and totally forgotten!
imthebrush72 things right?! We need more recognition
Fr though.
We are the reason you are first in flight
-Ohio Gang
@@agraves5754 “Ohio gang” -🤓
He could’ve said so many things and he said Häagen-Dazs. Wow. I love their ice cream but I don’t wake up at 4 am to get it
No but you *can*
We use be able to do that before COVID. 🤔
He was just using that as a example.
It’s just the idea that *if* you wanted Haagen-Dazs at 4 am you could have it. Not that we’re all making 4 am ice cream runs. Honestly you get spoiled by the 24 hour culture here.
Nothing special, 7-Eleven exists in every state so we can all get ice cream at 4am.
as someone from california, i feel that louisiana, new mexico, alaska and hawaii have A LOT to be proud of
Thanks Colorado guy for "Crunchy Granola People". I can't stop laughing.
The Nebraskan guy always seems so sarcastic
Hmoro hat He’s my favorite representative that isn’t mine
Florida girl...PLEASE say it with me: "Florida is more than _just_ Miami!"
To me, what I'm most proud of about Florida is our state's history and our unique sense of humor.
I mean Florida would be nothing without Orlando and Miami tho but I agree North Florida and Central Florida and below are totally different states
I mean Florida would be nothing without Orlando and Miami tho but I agree North Florida and Central Florida and below are totally different states
WA - "The weather is amazing." Hahahahahahahahaha. That was a good one.
lol out of all the words I might pick to describe our weather, that is not one of them.
Oklahoma: I don’t like Texas
Texas:hoes mad
the new jersey guy said green and quiet. *looks outside to hear cars, rain an airplane and one of the last trees on your block being cut down*
As a Canadian? Most Americans are very outgoing and everything is just, over the top.
America: If it's worth doing, it's worth overdoing.
@Smiling Kratos About Colorado that’s just an untrue stereotype.
Bruh Tennessee is not know for its hospitality Tennessee has sum of the most meanest lowdown nights I’ve ever met
Mark Robinson They’re the volunteer state bruh
Idk Tennessee does have some nice hospitality.
Colorado‘s nature is awesome. My parents tell me about a really nice hotel in the rocky mountains, near Sidewinder with a beautiful native american theme and great mountain views. One day I would love to visit.
NJ: Boardwalks, 24hr diners, wawa, we don't have to pump our own gas 👏👏. The cultures. The city all the way down to the "country." The differences in accents. There's so much in NJ that is just great ❤
Yeah the fact that they guy said it’s quiet made me soooo surprised cause NJ is the opposite of quiet because it’s soooo crowded
@@someone2396 The area around NYC and Philly are crowded. The rest of the state has forests, small towns, and farmland. Along with the beaches on the coast and hills in the northwest, NJ really has it all.
There is nothing quiet about NJ. The answer is The Shore, dammit!
Didnt jersey shore and chris christie ruin new jerseys reputation though?
@@sominboy2757 Jersey Shore was iconic. And we don't discuss that liar SOB
Sominboy27 lol yeah but he was the opposite of quiet and green 😂 he is the epitome of NJ loud and obnoxious
Mara L my favs are OC and Stone Harbor!
i was so confused when he said our state was quiet like tf we are the most densely populated state in the country there’s always cars on the road somewhere. also what about the fact that we have the best bagels in the country...
Arizona man, I am proud to say that you sir, are correct.
@Mara L I wonder why 🤔
@Mara L I don't really like the landscape, lol. I think all the parks are nice because I like seeing grassy areas.
Can we get a new California person? This guy is OK if we're talking strictly SoCal but overall he's a terrible representation of CA
He seems like someone who’s lived in SoCal for a few years and knows very little outside of that
Yeah you're right. I live in Northern California and trust me, we get way less sunshine than they do in So. Cal. Also there is so much more the state offers than just sunshine. He is not a very good representative.
@@AJ-lh4fp 100 percent
I wish they kept the girl who was here before
Josephalfonso Amantia we don’t have much surfers do u in norcal have alot or something? up in the country and nothingness
Nothing beats an Arizona Sunset!
Not seen one... but the greatest sunset I’ve seen was in Hawaii on a beach.
bruh why does the Illinois rep always talk about pizzas?
Lol xD
Because she’s insecure about the fact that deep dish pizza is NOT actually pizza, so she’s overcompensating.
@@hannanaav depends on where you get it. But honestly, we have so many better things here, like nature preserves, museums, just beautiful places and such, but the pizza can suck, depends on where you get it though, like I said before.
We have a really diverse amount to people here in Illinois. A lot of polish, Spanish in the Chicago suburbs, lots African American when you get to Chicago, you get a lot of chances to meet a bunch of different people!
Awww.. it warms my heart when the Maine guy talks about meeting another Mainer
Please, keep filming those series!😘
I swear that SC dude is high every time they film
I second that
"Everything is bigger in Texas" Including most Texans' ego
Dalia Pabon not everyone
Britney Villela I know, that's why I said "most"
3:10 FACTS I love that VT has no billboards
I was wondering what she said there. Thanks!
As a Michigander, the lady from Michigan is always hit or miss I swear.
Right
It depends if your in a city like Lansing Detroit Grand Rapids etc then very intigrated but if you go to a Suberb it gets really segregated ( confederate flags, one black kid in a school of 1200) it all depends
Yeah but it's 98% miss
@Leia Taylor Michigan is very segregated. At one point alone, Detroit was the most segregated city in America. There are areas that are very diverse but they are mainly around the bigger cities. But even then, there are pockets of different ethnicities that tend to concentrate in separate areas of those cities.
My question is was she proud of it being segregated?
Y’all making fun of West Virginia, but I’d kill for all 4 seasons. You get tired of summer all year long. I’d be proud if SC would learn to do that.
Exactly!
ikr
here in oregon its either rain, shine, or both at the same time
@@daxc9332 does it snow?
1:00
There's nothing about NJ that's quiet. You could give it any other description, but quiet is just wrong lol
I have said this on every video but the Wisconsin representative is perfect.
The Louisiana Rep has never once let me down
Maryland has great seafood, a rich history as one of the original states, and has an array of natural beauty. Also Funfact about Maryland, “Country Roads” is actually about roads in Montgomery County Maryland! We have tons of cool farm lands and whimsical forests. There’s also a bunch of haunted places and we have our own Goatman legend :)
I think people forget that Florida has the oldest city in the US....
I really love the New York one like wtf man you go
yeah, New York guy definitely has the most charisma. He is quite the character
Nobody:
Me: LAKE OF OZARKS
Finally!
2:42 insulted every 29 million Texans
Lol Oklahoma being like "At least we are not Texas."
NC was spot on, everybody is so different and everyone still gets along somewhat lol
Literally everybody in Alaska is proud of being bigger than Texas... Even after Anchorage’s big earthquake in 2018, half of the memes were like “Alaska just wanted to split itself in half to make Texas the third largest state in the union.”
“Pissing off Texas since 1964” on T-shirts ma’am 🤦🏽♀️
Proud of the states weather, you’ll never freeze or suffocate due to humidity and everything is sunshine and beaches. And is probably the most diverse state in the country, we welcome all theirs a group waiting for you here...yes even the homeless...
i hate the washington guy cos like oh yes football is a lot cooler than having the only rainforest in north america
I know, right?
*what about the rainforests in Puerto Rico*
Adri-Sam OS *in the usa i should’ve said, thank you! good call also why are we bolding everything*
The best thing about Illinois is all of the museums in Chicago.
I’m proud of New Mexico for being a very blue state and how supportive they are of the arts. Also how accepting we are of immigrants ! Go Land of Enchantment !
Tyrano saurus Rex New Mexico is not really blue
47% for Hillary
And
43% for trump
In 2016
And the Albuquerque Trump rally last year, sheesh those were a lot of Trump supporters. Not an ideal blue state
Um... but blue still won so...
@@tyranosaurusrex9799 Still a disgrace to Colorado
1:35 homeboy has a new mexico shirt on while talking about colorado
Yeah! I am finally happy with my state representative's response!
Maryland essentially birthed the most powerful city in the world, had the most millionaires per capita until 2019 & arguably the best seafood on the East Coast!
For California I love the ocean, mountains and sunset’s.
Mississippi: proud is an interesting word 😂
Enjoyed this
Everyone getting mad with Florida girl but honestly I think she's doing pretty well, at least in this one
We do get a lottttt of tourists and snowbirds, even in the non touristy areas
At 4am in New York is where you wake up and eat Haagen Dazs Ice Cream early in the morning? Ok, that can be almost true though for some people. But for me, I don't eat late, I eat on time. For this state I lived in, it could be a stereotype for the proudest of NYC.
as a floridian, so much culture
I live in Florida and i tell you we do party alot... Its a great place but its hella hot all year round
Fun fact: Mississippi is called the hospitality state
In your next video you should ask 70 people around the world if they know how to whistle
NJ has the best shoreline!
can't go wrong going dts !!
@Zakariaou Ibrahimou Beaches maybe but NJ boardwalks are top notch
Either Boardwalks or Diners, we pretty much have the best of either
3:22 "My favorite thing about New Hampshire is the moto, live free or die 😀" she said it so sweet but it made it scary lmfao
I agree with PA, i live 30 minutes away from Hershey, its a sweet place
The West Virginia guy is like “if you like seasons we have all four of them :)” but like I’m in Michigan. And today it’s like 54 degrees but yesterday it was snowing
Please bring the original California representative back, the girl. This dude representing California sounds like a transplant who lived in California for a few years.
I think it’s time to get a new person to represent Oklahoma. Preferably someone that doesn’t hate on Texas
For real. There's a lot to be proud of in OK.
2:43 that’s the most Okie thing I’ve ever heard lol.
Can’t wait to see the Maryland girl trigger all the Marylanders with her answer 😂😂😂
“The weather’s amazing,” -Washington Guy. Excuse me? It rains so much in Seattle, we have seasonal depression all year long!!
Did anyone else notice that Rhode Island was the only cutout state not placed in the opening?