For more documentaries about Brazil, check out CuriosityStream free for a month by going here to curiositystream.com/mrbeat and entering the code "mrbeat." So which is better? São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro? Which world cities should I cover next? Where are all my Brazilian viewers at?
YASSS! Thanks for compatible these two cities. Just wondering if in the future you will compare ancient or abandoned cities, such as Rome vs Constantinople, Alexandria vs Damascus, Pompeii vs James Town and so on.
"Hoje tem mais libaneses no Brasil do que no Líbano. São 12 milhões de libaneses no Brasil e 4,5 milhões no Líbano. E mais de 12 mil brasileiros vivem no Líbano."
@Ernie Kileste ?? Do you want to see a video of the fires on Amazon? Thia video was before of that. Things are quite ugly with new president environment police.. or i should call anti-environment
@Ernie Kileste yeah that's correct its a shame not only our president it's a completly bag of shit but a big portion of population thinks just like him, that amazon and other forests are in the way of economic growth, this is gonna take a heavy toll not only for brazil but to all the world and in this deforstation rate will not take long to show some eviroment effects i believe.
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I'm a carioca and you have explained very well some details, but you've missed one important issue between the two cities. This is the "cookie fight": Biscoito vs Bolacha
The right word is BOLACHA. I'm from São Paulo, the largest city in the southern hemisphere of the Earth and the city with the highest number of portuguese speakers in the planet!
Fun fact: Sao Paulo and Rio are so influent that basically all Brazilian media services come from there ( major TV networks, shows, music etc). Because of that, most of the cultural content in Brazil is produced in the Sao Paulo and Rio accents, which make these accents the closest of a "standard Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation" that we have. That also means that almost everyone in the country knows SP/Rio slangs and expressions while many people from SP and Rio may not know much about other Brazilian regional slangs
I'm from São Paulo and I know a lot of slang/expressions from other places, maybe because I live on the outskirts, where there are a lot of people from other states. And what other states know about SP is generally what I call São Paulo from TV, which is a small cut taking into account the size of the city. Even the accent that is considered typical of the city is actually an accent typical of wealthy areas. And it is good to remember that São Paulo is called a rich city, but it is a Brazilian city, that is, it is unequal. When TV takes a more elitist approach, it erases most of the city.
Porque é legal ver como os outros veem algo seu e como realmente é. Pelo menos é isso que penso. J apesquisei bastante sobre a nossa culinaria vista no mundo, ja que tenho orgulho da diversidade dela!
Porque nos sentimos inferiorizados com relação aos países de primeiro mundo. E por isso você está com essa sensação, porém somos todos iguais. Estou cansada de ver brasileiros dando tanta moral para gringo, temos que olhar o outro como igual, ainda que o mesmo seja de um país com maior potência que o nosso.
É bom ver uma opinião externa sobre algo seu. Também é interessante para ver o quanto eles pesquisaram para fazer o vídeo ou se só tão jogando um bando de esteriótipos aleatórios.
@@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433 he recorded with Stan Getz, it's more of a jazzy version of samba, kinda slow, like this: Getz/Gilberto g.co/kgs/VvJj9M
I really liked the video. It's really nice to see the city that I love compared to Rio, which is such an amazing place too. But seriously, you featured the worst images and angles of SP. Specially in the beginning... SP is FAR from perfect but we do have lots of nice neighborhood and streets, I havent seen any in the video, sadly. It's almost like showing Paris but only the slums parts. Great video, though. You were really accurate on this one. Cheers!
tambem achei, poderia ter dado uma colaborada nas imagens, tipo pegar os edifícios da região da paulista, da faria lima, berrini, jardins, moema, vila olimpia, itaim bibi, nações unidas, chucri zaidan, e fotos de vários cartões postais como a ponte estaiada, teatro municipal, catedral da sé, vale do anhangabaú. O cara pegou os piores predios lá da do bom retiro e da luz. Quem vê pensa que São Paulo não é desenvolvida como dizem.
O vídeo inteiro parece um tanto enviesado para favorecer o Rio. Não é segredo pra ninguém que o Rio está em franca decadência, enquanto São Paulo segue se desenvolvendo. E não falo isso com felicidade nenhuma. Queria ver as duas cidades bombando...
About the night life: I'm from Sao Paulo and when I was in Rio I had to order room service because I left the hotel at 9 to have dinner and there were no restaurants open! When I said something about it to a restaurant worker who was closing the place for the night, he said "are you paulistana?"
Hey, I am brazilian and I really enjoyed this episode. I have a suggestion about an episode: talking about Brasília And Washington D.C, the Federal Districts built to be their countries' capitals. or, maybe, a video about the difference between the capitals of South American countries.
@@iammrbeat I am from Brasília. But, as a built capital, we are a City made of immigrants from other states. We have deep roots in Rio, because of the old capital. Also, Nordeste, where most of the "candangos - workers that built our capital" came from. Minas Gerais and Goiás played a HUGE role when it comes to populate our city. I was born in Brasília, but I have relatives living in Paraíba, Minas Gerais and São Paulo.
@@tadeua6652 First of all, you should learn that this is not a polite or social accepted way to disagree with someone’s idea or comment, and stop saying this kind of thing in a such wonderful channel like Mr.Beats’. Also, you should go back to high school to learn how to understand a point or to develop a way to, I don’t know, read and understand correctly what is written above before saying things. The point of comparing cities, countries and regions is to show that even though they are different, there are some things that may bring them together, and others that differentiate each other. That is the beautiful thing about cultures, people, countries and cities: we have a lot of things that look like the same, but our tiny little differences are what keep us unique in the world. About the ‘third world country’' thing, the tone set by your comment shows that being a third world country is a shame for you. Yes, we have our problems and we are far from perfection, but I don’t take it as a reason to be ashamed by our country or as an insult. Being a Brazilian is the most wonderful thing in the world. Our people grind each day, with happiness and love. We are kind to people, we are always trying to help. We have a mixed country. People from other countries came here to find a place to live and they found a place to love and call home. And stop writing useless things on the internet, because all of other countries may think that everyone in our country lacks intelligence just like you do. You are just looking like a fool, or maybe you are one. P.S: Sorry, Mr. Beats, for this little discussion. I just can’t stand people talking negative or pejorative things about my beloved land.
Sao Paulo is, indeed, very similar to New York (albeit, larger); as for Rio de Janeiro, I think it would be "fairer" to compare it to Philadelphia, than to Los Angeles.
@@iammrbeat Once I read a study telling that São Paulo has the largest amount of over-12-story buildings in the world, something like five times more than Shanghai, with the second largest amount.
The cost of living in Rio is more expensive than São Paulo. And São Paulo has more job opportunities than Rio. Besides that, everything was very accurate! Great video!
@@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433 and it is, the state of São Paulo is tday the safest one in Brazil, while RJ is the worse considering only the south + south-east region (RJ is bad but not as bad as the north brazil)
@@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433 that's right, some aspects of the movie are exagerated like the use of children (in the movie kinda appears TOO much children dealing with drug-dealers) An perfect movie on this aspect is "tropa de elite" represents better the criminality and how police is dirty on RJ
great video! i'm from rio and i love são paulo! and i loved the way you showed our country's 2 largest cities to foreigners, both cities are so beautiful and such incredible places despite all the problems such as crime, unemployment and pollution!
No it’s not. New York is a flourishing metropolis. São Paulo is a third world slum. You’ve never been to New York. And you never will be to New York, because we Americans don’t want you here. São Paulo is more like Toronto.
@@raissakell4189 No it’s not. New York is a flourishing metropolis. São Paulo is a third world slum. You’ve never been to New York. And you never will be to New York, because we Americans don’t want you here. São Paulo is more like Toronto.
@@EMIUAINIRRAUZE1 No it’s not. New York is a flourishing metropolis. São Paulo is a third world slum. You’ve never been to New York. And you never will be to New York, because we Americans don’t want you here. São Paulo is more like Toronto.
- The chosen images of sao paulo were the worst possible. Sao Paulo is a cosmopolitan city and this aesthetic has not been shown. - Sao Paulo's economy is much bigger than Rio de Janeiro's. If the states are compared, the difference is even greater
Sou do Rio e gosto muito de São Paulo. Ao meu ver a única coisa que existe é a "rivalidade amigável", mas claro que há algumas exceções quando isso se estende pro racismo. No geral, são duas cidades incríveis e a cara do Brasil
Eu sinceramente não entendo de onde surgiu e muito menos o porquê dessa rivalidade, se fulano prefere ou gosta mais de SP ou RJ, ou não gosta de um deles ou até de nenhum, é só uma opinião pessoal, realmente não sei o porquê das pessoas se importarem tanto com esse tipo de opinião 💁
Emie honestly is not that dangerous dude. Most shit related to crime in Brazil are confined to specific places, like the favelas. Out of that is okay. Even if brazilian says it's dangerous, they themselves never experienced crime. That thing in Brazil is big media enforced fear.
Auckland vs Wellington? Not really a fair comparison as Wellington is much smaller. Auckland vs Perth might work better. Or Auckland v Brisbane or Auckland V Adelaide. Wellington would be better compared to Christchurch. Or to Canberra, Australia (as they're two contrasting capitals).
Portuguese-speaking countries need to work on their marketing. The Spanish-speakers have us saying "jalapeño" properly, but we're stuck with "Sow Powlo".
Great video, really enjoyed it! As someone who's lived in both of these cities for several years, I can say you're pretty spot on! To answer your question, both are great but Rio in my opinion is better, provided you can live in a decent area near the beach. São Paulo is a concrete jungle and the nearest beach is at least 45min away. However, I do miss the street art and the amazing food. In the end, it depends on which type of city you prefer. If your preference is to live in a city like Miami, then Rio is where you want to go; if the hustle and bustle of New York City is what you crave, then there's no better place than São Paulo. Thanks again for making this...valeu amigo!
Nice video! I'm brazilian from the São Paulo state ( and it's very funny you saying "São" ) And i think it's a good idea to make Buenos Aires x Mexico City
Something important to consider: Samba and Carnival, although known throughout the country, is a regional culture of Rio de Janeiro, not São Paulo. São Paulo's traditional music is caipira music(congado, rasqueado, cateretê, catira, moda de viola, folia de reis) São Paulo does not have such a strong African heritage, we have our own African rhythms, such as "congado and mozambique" that also mix indigenous elements in their rhythms, our traditional carnival, as in the city of "São Luiz do Paraitinga" has different rhythms from that of Rio de Janeiro, fitting the "caipira culture". Our cultural heritage is a mix of Portuguese, Spanish, indigenous with a small portion of Africa. While Rio de Janeiro is basically Portuguese and African. Although close we are very different from each other, despite some common origins. We have different thoughts, different ancestry , different culture. Paulistas are more provincial than Rio, who have more appreciation for Brazil than São Paulo So much so that I consider that we are distinct nations within a country. Join my channel, I spread a little of the culture and traditional identity of São Paulo
Paulistanos sao geralmente mais bairristas e competitivos enquanto os paulistas sao mais "agregadores" essa eh a minha visao, se voce quis dizer isso em relacao ao provincial, entao eu concordo.
If you ever go to Rio, be sure not to miss Petropolis. It's a Hapsburg royal town surrounded by lush tropical forest, up the hills an hour from Rio. It just might be one of the World's best kept tourism secrets (not so well kept, as Elisabeth Bishop and Stephan Zweig have lived there).
@@g.araujo1043 Nope, massifs are mostly igneous, they are pieces of the continental crust that retain their internal geological structure when dislocated due to, most of the time, divergent tectonic movement. Imagine a block that goes up when the pressure is relieved from the crust. Mountains are frequently associated with convergent tectonic movement, and presents a series of unique geophysical characteristics, including folds, metamorphism, volcanism, and more complex features. Imagine a block that goes "smoosh" under pressure and turns into a completely different material. I've studied geology in my undergraduate program for about 4 years and that's a common misconception when it comes to geomorphological structures.
I was expecting you to talk about some sports teams of each city... You have four large football teams in each of the cities, which are usually the ones people from other parts of the country without large teams support as well.
Well, there are 3 large footballs teams in the city São Paulo (Palmeiras, São Paulo and Corinthians), and 4 large in Rio (Flamengo, Vasco, Botafogo and Fluminense). The other big team of São Paulo (state) is not in the city of São Paulo, but in the coastal city of Santos. And yeah, this team is called Santos.
Yeah like how the best two current Brazilian players r each from these cities like Neymar (Sao Paulo) and Thiago Silva (Rio De Janeiro). That would've been a nice thing to bring up!
Ok, Mr. Beat, you got a lot of correct informations, about both cities... Congratulations, your source of information are great! I'm from São Paulo, and I usually, call my city New York brasilian, because both have chaotic traffic, busy nightlife, parks, lots foreing communities... am I correct in comparing the two cities? I believe so.
Nah not really. São Paulo is more like Toronto. You should call it Brazilian Toronto. New York is a flourishing metropolis. São Paulo is a 3rd world slum. Don’t compare our mega city in America to your slum in Brazil. You’re offending us Americans.
São Paulo is the biggest city in the southern hemisphere. What city would be bigger if it was the second? And so Rio is the third, no the fourth. I believe that mentioning the production of soap operas and extraction of petroleum down the sea as some of the most important activities in Rio would be interesting, as well showing the more modern areas of São Paulo, since you only showed old areas of the city in the images.
I suppose Jakarta must be the largest and Buenos Aires must come in third. Now that you mentioned it, I think the "Ponte Estaiada" didn't appear in the video. That big X is certainly the most well-known landmark of the city nowadays.
@@arielsitoo9270 Its important to define if we are talking about the metropolitan region as a whole, or only the city. The city of São Paulo is bigger than the city of Jakarta, but Jakarta has a bigger metro area. The city of Rio is bigger than the city of Buenos Aires, but Buenos Aires has a bigger metro area. I think considering the metro area makes more sense, as they act like a "single organism". But its important to define this to avoid confusion.
Hey man i am from Rio and são paulo is actually the greatest city in the south atmosphere and the 5th of the world Rio is the third city of the south atmosphere
The government promised that this high speed train would be ready in time for the FIFA world cup... 😂 I imagine they were talking about the next world cup Brazil will hold in 2064 😂
ERIC, PARA NÓS PAULISTANOS SE ISTO OCORRE SE SERIA UMA CATASTROFE, PORQUE OS BANCIDOS DO RIO VIVIRIAN LPELA MANHA NOS ATORMENTAR E VOLTARIÃO A NOITE PARA O RIO. NÃO, NÃO, NÃO, NÃO NÃO QUERO,,,,LPAREM COM ESSA IDEIA O RIO É UM PESO NEGATIVO PARA A NAÇÃO
@@joseneves4792 Vc foi xenofobico, pois não conhece o Rio. Só conhece o Rio (provavelmente só capital) que a midia sempre mostra. Temos violência e outros problemas mas tem mais de 10 cidades a frente mais perigosas pelo Brasil que cidade do Rio. Outro que fora do Rio capital tem lugares pra se visitar no estado onde os riscos são os mesmos de SP ou até menos que capital de SP. Nem precisei falar mal de SP. E sobre trem bala SP-Rio caso tivesse, seria só pra rico e gringo, iria ser um baita exploração de preço. Tenha mais empatia.
@@dankuash Sem querer ser xenofobico, mas ja vi muitos tipo MUITOS cariocas xingando a cultura paulista e nosso jeito de ser, alguns acham ser melhor por terem praia e nós não, e umas das respostas que eu tenho é : Apenas olhe sua economia e a nossa, vai ver a diferença e vai vem pedir desculpas, bem, tem mais alguma pra mim ai?
@@eletricgamer7681 Respondendo a primeira frase, pra mim provam do mesmo veneno que produziram. Olhar Econonomias justifica ódio agora? Só provou meu ponto. Paulistas junto com Sulistas são um canavial de preconceito, canso de ver um esgoto de comentários sem escrúpulos de odio a cariocas, nordestinos e nortistas, onde que no caso de são Paulo muito da produção do PIB da sua cidade vem de mão de obra de gente de outros estados. Não peço desculpas a xenofobia. Se quiser Fale mal ao infinito do Rio de Janeiro a vontade ai
Normally the persons from other countries doesnt know anything about Brazil(there is tourists here in rio that think that Buenos aires is the capital of Brazil) but you really explained very well without saying any false things(exept we call the people from são paulo Paulistas,not Paulistanos
@@FOLIPE you are wrong, Jakarta has only 10,000,000 in it's administrative limits, which means city proper. Sao Paulo has over 12 million dude. So Sao Paulo is bigger than Jakarta. Jakarta (/dʒəˈkɑːrtə/; Indonesian pronunciation: [dʒaˈkarta]), officially the Special Capital Region of Jakarta(Indonesian: Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta), is the capital and largest city of Indonesia. Located on the northwest coast of the world's most populous island, Java, it is the center of economics, culture and politics of Indonesia, with a population of 10,075,310 as of 2014.[7][10] Jakarta metropolitan area Sao Paulo : The 2018 population of São Paulo is estimated at over 12 million residents. At the 2010 IBGE Census, São Paulo was home to 10,659,386 people, a figure that is estimated to have grown to 11.9 million in 2016
Conoci Brazil,.. he oido Bossa Nova mientras paseaba por la bellisimas playas de Rio de Janeiro....... experiencia inolvidable conocer a Sao Paulo y los paulistas, a Rio de Janeiro y sus cariocas, a Porto Alegre y sus gauchos, a Belo Horizonte y sus mineiros,....... Bahia, Recife, Uberlandia, Londrina ,etc....... la experiencia mas alucinante, volveré.
Awesome video! Would love to see Texas vs. California and possibly Madrid vs. Barcelona some time in the future! You could also compare: Dubai and Abu Dhabi Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City Addis Ababa and Nairobi Manchester and Birmingham Marseille and Nice Rome and Milan Zurich and Geneva Stockholm and Oslo or Copenhagen or Helsinki Frankfurt and Munich or Berlin? Riyadh and Jeddah Singapore and Hong Kong
@Rodrigo Santos Valeriano I didn't know that, but thanks for the explaination. I am from Rio, and I usually have friendly banters with my friends from São Paulo about this silly topic. :D
No you don’t like American elections throughout American history. You’re an ignorant foreigner who read 1 article from one American news site and now you think you’re an expert when you aren’t and never will be.
Here are some other video suggestions:- For city comparisons: 1) Shanghai vs Hong Kong 2) Moscow vs St Petersburg 3) Tokyo vs Seoul 4) Seattle vs Vancouver 5) Athens vs Rome 6) Madrid vs Barcelona 7) Berlin vs Munich(or Frankfurt) 8) Amsterdam vs Stockholm 9) Vienna vs Zurich 10) San Francisco vs San Diego Some country/state comparisons: 1) Switzerland vs Norway 2) Texas vs California 3) Ireland vs Scotland 4) Qatar vs UAE 5) Argentina vs Chile 6) Spain vs Portugal 7) Sweden vs Finland 8) Belgium vs Netherlands 9) Hawaii vs The Bahamas 10) Columbia vs Venezuela
>You can drink alcohol in public both cities As far as I know you can drink alcohol in public in any city from Brazil, I myself never had a problem with that. I know that the US in many states has this law preventing people from drinking in public, but I don't think this exists in Brazil 🤔
I got some other wonderful ideas for comparison for 2 different places. Bogota vs Medellin Caracas vs Maracaibo Santiago vs Valparaiso in Chile. Lima vs Ariquepa Quito vs Guyaquil Mexico City vs Guadalajara San Juan vs Mayaguez Managua vs Leon in Nicaragua Las Vegas vs Phoenix Calgary vs Edmonton Winnepeg vs Saskatoon Berlin vs Hamburg Stockholm vs Malmo Kiev vs Odessa in the Ukraine. Moscow vs. St. Petersburg in Russia Tokyo vs Osaka Beijing vs Shanghai Maryland vs Delaware Vancouver vs Victoria in British Columbia San Antonio vs Austin Cape Town vs Johannesburg Seoul vs Incheon Asuncion vs Montevideo San Jose, Costa Rica vs Panama, Panama Riga vs Vilnius Lagos vs Abuja Casablanca vs Rabat Cairo vs Alexandria La Paz vs Sucre in Bolivia
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So which is better? São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro? Which world cities should I cover next?
Where are all my Brazilian viewers at?
Of course Rio, what should I do in a concrete jungle?
Tokyo and Seoul
YASSS! Thanks for compatible these two cities.
Just wondering if in the future you will compare ancient or abandoned cities, such as Rome vs Constantinople, Alexandria vs Damascus, Pompeii vs James Town and so on.
@@soifon7000 Seoul and Pyongyang would be lit. Huehuehue
Seoul and Busan
Shanghai and Beijing
Mumbai and New Delhi
Tokyo and Osaka
Brazil has biggest community of Japanese people outside of Japan
True that
Brazil has more Lebanese people than the own Lebanon😂
This is crazy
@@jalexsilva8162 ooh amazing
"Hoje tem mais libaneses no Brasil do que no Líbano. São 12 milhões de libaneses no Brasil e 4,5 milhões no Líbano. E mais de 12 mil brasileiros vivem no Líbano."
The Japanese and lebanese communities are all in São Paulo tho. Most recent immigration communities are in São Paulo.
As a Brazilian, your video is awesome to show our country!
Yay! Represent. :D
Yep, right here in my city Sao Paulo it's called liberdade (freedom) neighborhood
It's great to show São Paulo and Rio* (which is not a problem since it's what the video wanted to, but it's not most of Brazil)
@Ernie Kileste ?? Do you want to see a video of the fires on Amazon? Thia video was before of that. Things are quite ugly with new president environment police.. or i should call anti-environment
@Ernie Kileste yeah that's correct its a shame not only our president it's a completly bag of shit but a big portion of population thinks just like him, that amazon and other forests are in the way of economic growth, this is gonna take a heavy toll not only for brazil but to all the world and in this deforstation rate will not take long to show some eviroment effects i believe.
I always wanted to visit South America, especially Brazil! Thanks for another awesome video. Now to practice my Portuguese. Olá!
Olá, seja bem-vindo se algum dia vier!😉
@P4to D0l4n kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Seja muito bem vindo ao nosso Brasil🇧🇷🇧🇷
Obrigado por aprender nosso idioma, irmã/irmão !
If you come, go to a São Paulo FC match, Dani Alves will start playing very soon
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Btw I'm Brazilian and really enjoyed the video. Keep it up
lol well everybody loves Brazil
@@iammrbeat Everyone except Brazilians 🤷♂️
@@DjaildoQSjr Oh I didn't lmao
@@DjaildoQSjr it has #brazil on it.
ik it's not the title but... well you know technically it is.
Well Hello from "India" then!!
I'm a carioca and you have explained very well some details, but you've missed one important issue between the two cities. This is the "cookie fight": Biscoito vs Bolacha
Yeah! Biscoito x Bolacha was certainly missed!
Oh wow, how did I miss this?!? I had to Google it. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
It's written "biscoito" in the package! :) lol
Biscoito is correct
The right word is BOLACHA. I'm from São Paulo, the largest city in the southern hemisphere of the Earth and the city with the highest number of portuguese speakers in the planet!
Fun fact: Sao Paulo and Rio are so influent that basically all Brazilian media services come from there ( major TV networks, shows, music etc). Because of that, most of the cultural content in Brazil is produced in the Sao Paulo and Rio accents, which make these accents the closest of a "standard Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation" that we have. That also means that almost everyone in the country knows SP/Rio slangs and expressions while many people from SP and Rio may not know much about other Brazilian regional slangs
I'm from São Paulo and I know a lot of slang/expressions from other places, maybe because I live on the outskirts, where there are a lot of people from other states. And what other states know about SP is generally what I call São Paulo from TV, which is a small cut taking into account the size of the city. Even the accent that is considered typical of the city is actually an accent typical of wealthy areas. And it is good to remember that São Paulo is called a rich city, but it is a Brazilian city, that is, it is unequal. When TV takes a more elitist approach, it erases most of the city.
Lol
It sounds like any "big city phenomenon".
Is the bad air pollution in Sao Paulo ?
@@illestcatnnebraska7331yes
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Brasileiro: As a brazilian I am very grateful... blablabla
I've never been so offended by something I 100% agree with
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Compare Georgia the US state and Georgia the country
You're not the first to suggest this and I love it.
Paul Guidry will the real Georgia plz stand up
Georgia the US state has a higher standard of living by a long shot.
The country Georgia has so much more culture and history than the state. Even if it's poorer it's still more important than the state
My mother's name is Georgia too.
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Porque é tão legal ouvir um gringo falando do lugar onde você mora?
Porque é legal ver como os outros veem algo seu e como realmente é. Pelo menos é isso que penso. J apesquisei bastante sobre a nossa culinaria vista no mundo, ja que tenho orgulho da diversidade dela!
Porque nos sentimos inferiorizados com relação aos países de primeiro mundo. E por isso você está com essa sensação, porém somos todos iguais. Estou cansada de ver brasileiros dando tanta moral para gringo, temos que olhar o outro como igual, ainda que o mesmo seja de um país com maior potência que o nosso.
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Porque paulista e arronbado >:)kkkkkkkkkkk sou muito mau
É bom ver uma opinião externa sobre algo seu. Também é interessante para ver o quanto eles pesquisaram para fazer o vídeo ou se só tão jogando um bando de esteriótipos aleatórios.
São Paulo isn't the 2º largest city in the south hemisphere, is the 1º one
....yes, SP is. Which is the largest city in the south hemisphere????.....Buenos Aires, Sydney.........Mexico City (north hemisphere????
@@madailramos8729 I'm guessing Jakarta, Indonesia. Mr. Beat, would you be able to wiegh in here?
The real question is: Which city is 3rd?
1st: Jakarta (30 million people)
2nd: São Paulo (21 million people)
3rd: Buenos Aires (12 million people)
4th: Rio de Janeiro (11 million people)
Jakarta is the largest city in the southern hemisphere. And it keeps growing at breakneck pace, unlike Sao Paulo.
Speaking of Bossa Nova (9:25), João Gilberto, who was one of the inventors of that style, passed away on July 6th, 2019.
I had no idea about that. Thanks for sharing!
Is that the Buena Vista social club? I love that album/music
@Rodrigo Santos Valeriano I wouldn't have asked if I knew
@@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433 he recorded with Stan Getz, it's more of a jazzy version of samba, kinda slow, like this: Getz/Gilberto g.co/kgs/VvJj9M
I really liked the video. It's really nice to see the city that I love compared to Rio, which is such an amazing place too.
But seriously, you featured the worst images and angles of SP. Specially in the beginning... SP is FAR from perfect but we do have lots of nice neighborhood and streets, I havent seen any in the video, sadly. It's almost like showing Paris but only the slums parts.
Great video, though. You were really accurate on this one. Cheers!
tambem achei, poderia ter dado uma colaborada nas imagens, tipo pegar os edifícios da região da paulista, da faria lima, berrini, jardins, moema, vila olimpia, itaim bibi, nações unidas, chucri zaidan, e fotos de vários cartões postais como a ponte estaiada, teatro municipal, catedral da sé, vale do anhangabaú. O cara pegou os piores predios lá da do bom retiro e da luz. Quem vê pensa que São Paulo não é desenvolvida como dizem.
@@NSAMEV I Thought the same
O vídeo inteiro parece um tanto enviesado para favorecer o Rio. Não é segredo pra ninguém que o Rio está em franca decadência, enquanto São Paulo segue se desenvolvendo. E não falo isso com felicidade nenhuma. Queria ver as duas cidades bombando...
The video is very unfair for SP!
@@NSAMEV This video is clearly biased towards Rio! The São Paulo images he shows are ridiculous, do not represent the city at all!
About the night life:
I'm from Sao Paulo and when I was in Rio I had to order room service because I left the hotel at 9 to have dinner and there were no restaurants open! When I said something about it to a restaurant worker who was closing the place for the night, he said "are you paulistana?"
Kkkkk
Is that because Rio is too dangerous at night?
@@robertbones326, maybe not, It's about the local culture.
Hey, I am brazilian and I really enjoyed this episode. I have a suggestion about an episode: talking about Brasília And Washington D.C, the Federal Districts built to be their countries' capitals. or, maybe, a video about the difference between the capitals of South American countries.
I love the idea, and glad you liked this. :) What part of Brazil are you from?
@@iammrbeat I am from Brasília. But, as a built capital, we are a City made of immigrants from other states. We have deep roots in Rio, because of the old capital. Also, Nordeste, where most of the "candangos - workers that built our capital" came from. Minas Gerais and Goiás played a HUGE role when it comes to populate our city. I was born in Brasília, but I have relatives living in Paraíba, Minas Gerais and São Paulo.
Stupid ideia, Brasília is third world, Washington is first world, I’m brasilian bit I’m not stupid
@@tadeua6652 First of all, you should learn that this is not a polite or social accepted way to disagree with someone’s idea or comment, and stop saying this kind of thing in a such wonderful channel like Mr.Beats’.
Also, you should go back to high school to learn how to understand a point or to develop a way to, I don’t know, read and understand correctly what is written above before saying things. The point of comparing cities, countries and regions is to show that even though they are different, there are some things that may bring them together, and others that differentiate each other. That is the beautiful thing about cultures, people, countries and cities: we have a lot of things that look like the same, but our tiny little differences are what keep us unique in the world.
About the ‘third world country’' thing, the tone set by your comment shows that being a third world country is a shame for you. Yes, we have our problems and we are far from perfection, but I don’t take it as a reason to be ashamed by our country or as an insult. Being a Brazilian is the most wonderful thing in the world. Our people grind each day, with happiness and love. We are kind to people, we are always trying to help. We have a mixed country. People from other countries came here to find a place to live and they found a place to love and call home.
And stop writing useless things on the internet, because all of other countries may think that everyone in our country lacks intelligence just like you do. You are just looking like a fool, or maybe you are one.
P.S: Sorry, Mr. Beats, for this little discussion. I just can’t stand people talking negative or pejorative things about my beloved land.
@@tuliomoraesdesales3971 wins the internet every time someone reads his comment! (which unfortunately may happen less often than he deserves)
Awesome video as always, Mr. Beat!!!! The echo really helps and makes it fun : )
And dramatic...hee hee. Thanks as always legend!
Would it be a fair comparison to conclude that Sao Paulo is like Brazil's NYC; while Rio is like their L.A./Hollywood?
Something like that hahaha
Sao Paulo is, indeed, very similar to New York (albeit, larger); as for Rio de Janeiro, I think it would be "fairer" to compare it to Philadelphia, than to Los Angeles.
Specially because TV Globo is sittuated in Rio, so most of the BR movies came from here
afff gente para O Rio é o Rio, nao tem essa de LA da america do sul que coisa brega credo
You hit nail in the head! Exactly that!
So....when will the Vancouver and Seattle episode come out?
haha it will come eventually
@@iammrbeat I want that
Yes! The brother cities!
@Dat Leever No it's not. The Greater Vancouver area has a population of 2.5 million.
Why not compare Vancouver with other Canadian cities?
I was just looking at my map and realized how big these cities are, and then your video came out
Woahness. You must be like me. I stare at maps and look up random places all the time. Yeah São Paulo just goes on and on and on.
@@iammrbeat Once I read a study telling that São Paulo has the largest amount of over-12-story buildings in the world, something like five times more than Shanghai, with the second largest amount.
Yooo i do the samething be thinking , " what if there was a city right here " spend hours on Google maps .
@@sohopedeco what does "over-12-story buildings" mean?
@@atlas2758 buildings with more than 12 floors
The cost of living in Rio is more expensive than São Paulo. And São Paulo has more job opportunities than Rio. Besides that, everything was very accurate! Great video!
Johannesburg vs Cape Town! I will literally send you a hug online
more like Johannesburg vs Durban. Cape Town is like miami
I love when foreigners try to pronounce the "ão" in portuguese words, it's always quite funny. Anyways, the video was really good and accurate
🗼 Tokyo vs Osaka ⛩
OR OR OR
Tokyo vs Seoul
:D
It's so hard for me to decide which way I should go. I think I will poll Twitter about it.
@@iammrbeat How about a three way comparison? Though that would make a long video, and could be hard to follow. However Osaka doesn't get enough love.
J L Seoul vs Busan
Good
Seoul vs Tokyo
Busan vs Osaka
Gyeongju vs Kyoto
Eu já estive dez vezes no Brasil, meu país favorito ❤️❤️
Portuguesa?
Foda c
👍
I live in Tijuca neighborhood, Rio de Janeiro! Not at the national park, but very near to it! I realy Love my City! Awesome videos dude!
Bolacha: comenta .
Biscoito: curte.
Vc esta manchando a marca do nosso país em video gringro vlw ae
@@Onickzz ??? Como assim cara? Tá na Disney?
Obrigado por colocar um tumor nos comentários.
Se foder
BOLACHA
Great vid,Brazil is a really awsome country
You should compare Madrid to lisbon or Rome to Athens
I think that Madrid vs Barcelona would be a better comparison though. REAL MADRID VS FC BARCELONA!!!😈💜🔥⚽️
Madrid vs Barcelona and Lisbon vs Porto!
@@Caveirazul yeah Thats better
@@elliaka6196 and Rome vs Milan
MADRID TO BARCELONA PLSSSSSSSSSS
As a Brazilian, I'm really glad to watch this video. Lord knows how long I waited for it!
Yay! I'm sorry it took so long.
I've lived in both cities, liked them both. Brasileiros are a friendly, happy people.
Literally was searching for this video and zang mr beat made it! We love mr beat!
Good one! I teach English to some Brazilian adults online and one lives in San Paolo and I always wanted to know the difference
That's amazing. I don't even personally know any Brazilians, and I feel like I'm really missing out.
@@iammrbeat from watching "city of God" I gather SP is LESS dangerous.
@@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433 and it is, the state of São Paulo is tday the safest one in Brazil, while RJ is the worse considering only the south + south-east region (RJ is bad but not as bad as the north brazil)
@@dogameda Cool, thank you. & Rio is where the city of God movie was filmed right?
@@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433 that's right, some aspects of the movie are exagerated like the use of children (in the movie kinda appears TOO much children dealing with drug-dealers)
An perfect movie on this aspect is "tropa de elite" represents better the criminality and how police is dirty on RJ
great video! i'm from rio and i love são paulo! and i loved the way you showed our country's 2 largest cities to foreigners, both cities are so beautiful and such incredible places despite all the problems such as crime, unemployment and pollution!
I hope I did them justice! Thanks for the kind words. And yeah, I wish folks wouldn't focus so much on the bad and focus mroe on the good.
How did you survive Rio? 😱
I visited Brazil, and I visited Sao Paulo, very nice city and very very big. Sao Paulo is similar to New York but Sao Mega Big.
Sao Paulo is similar to New York ????? oh, no. no no
@@EMIUAINIRRAUZE1 Yes it is , when you go there you can talk
No it’s not. New York is a flourishing metropolis. São Paulo is a third world slum. You’ve never been to New York. And you never will be to New York, because we Americans don’t want you here. São Paulo is more like Toronto.
@@raissakell4189 No it’s not. New York is a flourishing metropolis. São Paulo is a third world slum. You’ve never been to New York. And you never will be to New York, because we Americans don’t want you here. São Paulo is more like Toronto.
@@EMIUAINIRRAUZE1 No it’s not. New York is a flourishing metropolis. São Paulo is a third world slum. You’ve never been to New York. And you never will be to New York, because we Americans don’t want you here. São Paulo is more like Toronto.
- The chosen images of sao paulo were the worst possible. Sao Paulo is a cosmopolitan city and this aesthetic has not been shown.
- Sao Paulo's economy is much bigger than Rio de Janeiro's. If the states are compared, the difference is even greater
Sao Paulo is officially the biggest city in the Southern Hemisphere.
jakarta: am i a joke to you?
CITY
But not metropolitanian region
Sou do Rio e gosto muito de São Paulo. Ao meu ver a única coisa que existe é a "rivalidade amigável", mas claro que há algumas exceções quando isso se estende pro racismo. No geral, são duas cidades incríveis e a cara do Brasil
Eu sinceramente não entendo de onde surgiu e muito menos o porquê dessa rivalidade, se fulano prefere ou gosta mais de SP ou RJ, ou não gosta de um deles ou até de nenhum, é só uma opinião pessoal, realmente não sei o porquê das pessoas se importarem tanto com esse tipo de opinião 💁
Mr.Beat, please come to Brazil.
Invite a Pakistani to brazil
Um, heck yeah...I would love to.
Emie honestly is not that dangerous dude. Most shit related to crime in Brazil are confined to specific places, like the favelas. Out of that is okay. Even if brazilian says it's dangerous, they themselves never experienced crime. That thing in Brazil is big media enforced fear.
@@magicalgold010 Come to Brazil, Pakistans! Why not?
@@saintpinewood562 You're absolutely right. It's not that dangerous like sensationalist media report. There are specific areas that really are.
Santiago vs Buenos aires
Tokyo vs beijing
Auckland vs Wellington
Berlim vs Warsow
Lisbon vs Madrid
Budapest vs Vienna
Amsterdam vs Brussels
berlin vs warsow? berlin vs moscow it is better
Auckland vs Wellington?
Not really a fair comparison as Wellington is much smaller.
Auckland vs Perth might work better. Or Auckland v Brisbane or Auckland V Adelaide.
Wellington would be better compared to Christchurch. Or to Canberra, Australia (as they're two contrasting capitals).
Curitiba vs Porto Alegre
@@lucianog4rcia I think he meant Berlin vs Warsaw
Why do you hate me?
Great video! Didn't realize Sao Paulo wasn't in the coast. Next video request Worcester vs Hereford.
not in the coast but pretty close
I am from São Paulo and the traffic is not too bad
É sim porra uma hora pra ir de um lugar pra outro na cidade aqui onde em moro em uma hora de carro eu atravesso o país
QUE
New York City vs Mexico City
(The two largest cities in North America)
Awesome suggestion
Yes please!
@@iammrbeat PLEASE DO THIS! This is perfect!!
better, do São Paulo, vs NYC vs Mexico City, the three largest cities in America
That would be an awesome video.
I have no idea how I end up here (I was watching NBA videos) but it was fun to watch. Congrats
When will you do Recife vs. Salvador?
I'll probably do other world cities for awhile before I come back to Brazil.
Poor Fortaleza will be left out. hahaha
@@sohopedeco Fortaleza will ever be excluded ;-;
@@sohopedeco no way🙂
"RiOu deY janEirOu"
Kskksks ao menos ele tentou,,
é legal ver eles falando português né? kskskssksk
mas o E é forte mesmo
"sau paoulo" yeah, he try and failure.
Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Rio is gorgeous and SP has great restaurants and awesome nightlife
I live in São Paulo city and I really love it.. Man you are really accurate in this video
Portuguese-speaking countries need to work on their marketing. The Spanish-speakers have us saying "jalapeño" properly, but we're stuck with "Sow Powlo".
Great video, really enjoyed it! As someone who's lived in both of these cities for several years, I can say you're pretty spot on! To answer your question, both are great but Rio in my opinion is better, provided you can live in a decent area near the beach. São Paulo is a concrete jungle and the nearest beach is at least 45min away. However, I do miss the street art and the amazing food. In the end, it depends on which type of city you prefer. If your preference is to live in a city like Miami, then Rio is where you want to go; if the hustle and bustle of New York City is what you crave, then there's no better place than São Paulo. Thanks again for making this...valeu amigo!
Best comment here ! Thank you!
Nice video! I'm brazilian from the São Paulo state ( and it's very funny you saying "São" )
And i think it's a good idea to make Buenos Aires x Mexico City
Something important to consider:
Samba and Carnival, although known throughout the country, is a regional culture of Rio de Janeiro, not São Paulo.
São Paulo's traditional music is caipira music(congado, rasqueado, cateretê, catira, moda de viola, folia de reis)
São Paulo does not have such a strong African heritage, we have our own African rhythms, such as "congado and mozambique" that also mix indigenous elements in their rhythms, our traditional carnival, as in the city of "São Luiz do Paraitinga" has different rhythms from that of Rio de Janeiro, fitting the "caipira culture".
Our cultural heritage is a mix of Portuguese, Spanish, indigenous with a small portion of Africa.
While Rio de Janeiro is basically Portuguese and African.
Although close we are very different from each other, despite some common origins.
We have different thoughts, different ancestry
, different culture.
Paulistas are more provincial than Rio, who have more appreciation for Brazil than São Paulo
So much so that I consider that we are distinct nations within a country.
Join my channel, I spread a little of the culture and traditional identity of São Paulo
Paulistanos sao geralmente mais bairristas e competitivos enquanto os paulistas sao mais "agregadores" essa eh a minha visao, se voce quis dizer isso em relacao ao provincial, entao eu concordo.
@@elpachu7604 paulistanos não são bairristas, nem tem muito motivo pra isso, afinal a metrópole e formada em sua maioria por imigrantes.
@@alefrom92 quisera eu que isso fosse verdade
Simple:
São Paulo City: 12 mi
Jakarta City: 9,6 mi
São Paulo Metropolitan Population: 21,5 mi
Jakarta metropolitan population: 30,2 mi
Why would you want more ppl in less space , MonkaS
Yeah, but counting a city proper without its metropolitan area is... pointless.
@@aaetherakashaa4143 verticalization is pretty good for most things bro. Better than endless traffic.
Just by adding information, the traffic in São Paulo is much more intense than in Rio de Janeiro
movimentoconviva.com.br/rio-e-a-cidade-com-o-pior-transito-do-brasil/
No, it's not, São Paulo has more metrô and train lines and more infrastrutucture than Rio.
Good job, man! From a guy in the interior of Brazil very far from SP and Rio.
daonde?
@@鬱鬱-e2w de Goiás
Really like these comparing cities videos! I'd love to watch one comparing Madrid and Barcelona! Thank you and keep up with the good job!
Love from Rio Mr. Beat!
Love back at ya!
Me: Good lord, why have I never thought of going to Rio? Geez!
Mr. Beat: Is this photoshopped?
Right there with ya.
It might just be the most beautiful city in the world. Don't get me wrong, it has its problems, but man it's nice to look at it.
If you ever go to Rio, be sure not to miss Petropolis. It's a Hapsburg royal town surrounded by lush tropical forest, up the hills an hour from Rio. It just might be one of the World's best kept tourism secrets (not so well kept, as Elisabeth Bishop and Stephan Zweig have lived there).
Geologically, there are zero mountains in Brazil. Serra do Mar is a structure of massifs, not mountains.
Massifs are basically a group of mountains, so....
Also, i would like to know whats the definition of mountain you are adopting to back up such claim.
@@g.araujo1043 Nope, massifs are mostly igneous, they are pieces of the continental crust that retain their internal geological structure when dislocated due to, most of the time, divergent tectonic movement. Imagine a block that goes up when the pressure is relieved from the crust.
Mountains are frequently associated with convergent tectonic movement, and presents a series of unique geophysical characteristics, including folds, metamorphism, volcanism, and more complex features. Imagine a block that goes "smoosh" under pressure and turns into a completely different material.
I've studied geology in my undergraduate program for about 4 years and that's a common misconception when it comes to geomorphological structures.
Por que vocêss dois não param de usar o tradutor pra parecerem bilíngues e falam em português já que os dois são brasileiros?
@@natanoliveira554 é para os gringos entenderem
@@natanoliveira554 Por que? Se os dois falam ambas as línguas, podem falar na que quiserem
São Paulo or Rio De Janeiro. São Paulo 🇧🇷❤️❤️❤️
SP
I LOVE YOU , RIO
SP ❤
@@raissakell4189 SP 😩❤️❤️❤️
RIOOOOOO
I was expecting you to talk about some sports teams of each city... You have four large football teams in each of the cities, which are usually the ones people from other parts of the country without large teams support as well.
I knew that if I did that I would ultimately just make a bunch of people mad like when I did the Melbourne/Sydney video. :D
Well, there are 3 large footballs teams in the city São Paulo (Palmeiras, São Paulo and Corinthians), and 4 large in Rio (Flamengo, Vasco, Botafogo and Fluminense). The other big team of São Paulo (state) is not in the city of São Paulo, but in the coastal city of Santos. And yeah, this team is called Santos.
Rio has four big football teams, SP has two. Santos is from another city, and the little team in Itaquera is not worth writing about.
There are two big teams in SP: Sao Paulo and Palmeiras. Santos is from another city, and the minnows from Itaquera are terrible.
Yeah like how the best two current Brazilian players r each from these cities like Neymar (Sao Paulo) and Thiago Silva (Rio De Janeiro). That would've been a nice thing to bring up!
Ok, Mr. Beat, you got a lot of correct informations, about both cities... Congratulations, your source of information are great! I'm from São Paulo, and I usually, call my city New York brasilian, because both have chaotic traffic, busy nightlife, parks, lots foreing communities... am I correct in comparing the two cities? I believe so.
Yeah, I hear that comparison a lot. Thanks for watching!
Nah not really. São Paulo is more like Toronto. You should call it Brazilian Toronto. New York is a flourishing metropolis. São Paulo is a 3rd world slum. Don’t compare our mega city in America to your slum in Brazil. You’re offending us Americans.
You’ve clearly never been to New York and never will be because we Americans don’t want you here!
São Paulo as well as Buenos Aires has one of the largest Jewish diasporas on the planet. Rio also follows SP.
I Love Rio
I'm a brazilian and I love your video, you showed a lot of important information about SP and Rio
Prove-me
@@jubusch provar que sou brasileiro?
The video is awesome, but there is an error. São Paulo has 21 Million people, so here the traffic is a lot worst.
(Sorry for bad English)
São Paulo is the biggest city in the southern hemisphere. What city would be bigger if it was the second? And so Rio is the third, no the fourth.
I believe that mentioning the production of soap operas and extraction of petroleum down the sea as some of the most important activities in Rio would be interesting, as well showing the more modern areas of São Paulo, since you only showed old areas of the city in the images.
I suppose Jakarta must be the largest and Buenos Aires must come in third.
Now that you mentioned it, I think the "Ponte Estaiada" didn't appear in the video. That big X is certainly the most well-known landmark of the city nowadays.
I think it's
Jakarta - São Paulo - Buenos Aires - Rio de Janeiro
@@arielsitoo9270 Its important to define if we are talking about the metropolitan region as a whole, or only the city.
The city of São Paulo is bigger than the city of Jakarta, but Jakarta has a bigger metro area.
The city of Rio is bigger than the city of Buenos Aires, but Buenos Aires has a bigger metro area.
I think considering the metro area makes more sense, as they act like a "single organism". But its important to define this to avoid confusion.
@@g.araujo1043 yeah I was talking about metro area, the metro area of buenos aires might be around 15M by now
Hey man i am from Rio and são paulo is actually the greatest city in the south atmosphere and the 5th of the world
Rio is the third city of the south atmosphere
I love your video, Good job bro, grettings from Rio de janeiro,Brazil 🇧🇷
The government promised that this high speed train would be ready in time for the FIFA world cup... 😂 I imagine they were talking about the next world cup Brazil will hold in 2064 😂
ERIC, PARA NÓS PAULISTANOS SE ISTO OCORRE SE SERIA UMA CATASTROFE, PORQUE OS BANCIDOS DO RIO VIVIRIAN LPELA MANHA NOS ATORMENTAR E VOLTARIÃO A NOITE PARA O RIO. NÃO, NÃO, NÃO, NÃO NÃO QUERO,,,,LPAREM COM ESSA IDEIA O RIO É UM PESO NEGATIVO PARA A NAÇÃO
Agora o governo de São Paulo vai usar as linhas pra fazer um trem de 200 km por hora, adeus pro trem bala da Dilmanta.
@@joseneves4792 Vc foi xenofobico, pois não conhece o Rio. Só conhece o Rio (provavelmente só capital) que a midia sempre mostra. Temos violência e outros problemas mas tem mais de 10 cidades a frente mais perigosas pelo Brasil que cidade do Rio. Outro que fora do Rio capital tem lugares pra se visitar no estado onde os riscos são os mesmos de SP ou até menos que capital de SP. Nem precisei falar mal de SP.
E sobre trem bala SP-Rio caso tivesse, seria só pra rico e gringo, iria ser um baita exploração de preço. Tenha mais empatia.
@@dankuash Sem querer ser xenofobico, mas ja vi muitos tipo MUITOS cariocas xingando a cultura paulista e nosso jeito de ser, alguns acham ser melhor por terem praia e nós não, e umas das respostas que eu tenho é : Apenas olhe sua economia e a nossa, vai ver a diferença e vai vem pedir desculpas, bem, tem mais alguma pra mim ai?
@@eletricgamer7681 Respondendo a primeira frase, pra mim provam do mesmo veneno que produziram. Olhar Econonomias justifica ódio agora? Só provou meu ponto. Paulistas junto com Sulistas são um canavial de preconceito, canso de ver um esgoto de comentários sem escrúpulos de odio a cariocas, nordestinos e nortistas, onde que no caso de são Paulo muito da produção do PIB da sua cidade vem de mão de obra de gente de outros estados. Não peço desculpas a xenofobia. Se quiser Fale mal ao infinito do Rio de Janeiro a vontade ai
Love ur accent talking Tupiniquim words! Great video btw
Nice video!
Please, compare Saint Petersburg and Moscow. That would be really nice!
Have you done Beijing and Shanghai yet?
Nope, but it's been on my radar for awhile.
Normally the persons from other countries doesnt know anything about Brazil(there is tourists here in rio that think that Buenos aires is the capital of Brazil) but you really explained very well without saying any false things(exept we call the people from são paulo Paulistas,not Paulistanos
Great video! 😊
Thank you!
Sao Paulo is the Largest city in the southern and Western hemisphere.
Second largest, after Jakarta, it seems.
@@FOLIPE you are wrong, Jakarta has only 10,000,000 in it's administrative limits, which means city proper. Sao Paulo has over 12 million dude. So Sao Paulo is bigger than Jakarta.
Jakarta (/dʒəˈkɑːrtə/; Indonesian pronunciation: [dʒaˈkarta]), officially the Special Capital Region of Jakarta(Indonesian: Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta), is the capital and largest city of Indonesia. Located on the northwest coast of the world's most populous island, Java, it is the center of economics, culture and politics of Indonesia, with a population of 10,075,310 as of 2014.[7][10] Jakarta metropolitan area
Sao Paulo : The 2018 population of São Paulo is estimated at over 12 million residents. At the 2010 IBGE Census, São Paulo was home to 10,659,386 people, a figure that is estimated to have grown to 11.9 million in 2016
Western hemisphere there is Mexico City
@@serjada São Paulo overhealm Cidade de México in 2018 final months
Best short video about brazilians cities, made by a not Brazilian youtuber that I have ever seen. Great job.
Thank you!
Conoci Brazil,.. he oido Bossa Nova mientras paseaba por la bellisimas playas de Rio de Janeiro....... experiencia inolvidable conocer a Sao Paulo y los paulistas, a Rio de Janeiro y sus cariocas, a Porto Alegre y sus gauchos, a Belo Horizonte y sus mineiros,....... Bahia, Recife, Uberlandia, Londrina ,etc....... la experiencia mas alucinante, volveré.
cuando te vuelvas, vengas a Curitiba!
Man, I am Brazilian and I didn’t know all this information. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Awesome video! Would love to see Texas vs. California and possibly Madrid vs. Barcelona some time in the future!
You could also compare:
Dubai and Abu Dhabi
Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
Addis Ababa and Nairobi
Manchester and Birmingham
Marseille and Nice
Rome and Milan
Zurich and Geneva
Stockholm and Oslo or Copenhagen or Helsinki
Frankfurt and Munich or Berlin?
Riyadh and Jeddah
Singapore and Hong Kong
That's a heck of a list. Thanks for those suggestions, and thanks for the kind words. :)
ACtually we call São Paulo, not SP :)
Sometimes when we refer to the City and not the State we call "São Paulo SP", but rarely.
"Sampa" 😁
Não é raro não.
You forgot to mention that Rio says cookie is Biscoito and SP says Bolacha, and, ofc, Rio is right. Call me biased if you want.
@Rodrigo Santos Valeriano I didn't know that, but thanks for the explaination. I am from Rio, and I usually have friendly banters with my friends from São Paulo about this silly topic. :D
It's right because portugal and SP are wrong
The fotos from sao paulo are all horrible. We have beautifull places in sampa. No one says sp for sao paulo. You can say SAMPA. sp is the written form
Sampa eh o krl fala sp
Rio muito melhor que SP
Thanks for comparing our 2 biggest city! I love your content (especially the American Election thought American History).
Represent! And that's awesome you dig U.S. history! :)
@@iammrbeat digging and trying to understand the electoral college
No you don’t like American elections throughout American history. You’re an ignorant foreigner who read 1 article from one American news site and now you think you’re an expert when you aren’t and never will be.
Great Video Mr. Beat. Next comparison vs should either be Portland OR vs Seattle WA or Withita Kansas vs Kansas City Missouri.
Buenos Aires vs Montevideo mabye?
That one makes sense!
@@iammrbeat I think Buenos Aires vs Santiga makes more sense, Montevideo is quite small
Here are some other video suggestions:-
For city comparisons:
1) Shanghai vs Hong Kong
2) Moscow vs St Petersburg
3) Tokyo vs Seoul
4) Seattle vs Vancouver
5) Athens vs Rome
6) Madrid vs Barcelona
7) Berlin vs Munich(or Frankfurt)
8) Amsterdam vs Stockholm
9) Vienna vs Zurich
10) San Francisco vs San Diego
Some country/state comparisons:
1) Switzerland vs Norway
2) Texas vs California
3) Ireland vs Scotland
4) Qatar vs UAE
5) Argentina vs Chile
6) Spain vs Portugal
7) Sweden vs Finland
8) Belgium vs Netherlands
9) Hawaii vs The Bahamas
10) Columbia vs Venezuela
Or Bermuda vs either the Bahamas or Barbados or the Cayman Islands!
Can't wait I 'll be visiting both cities in December!
Hope you loved
@@fdivito12 yes I visited in December 2019. I m in love with Brazil!
Great video, i'm Brazilian finally a video about my country. :)
As a Brazilian, i can tell this is the first video made by a foreigner thats very accurate! Congratulations!
Great video! You should compare Edinburgh and Glasgow next!
Or Dublin vs Belfast!
Hi Mr. Beat! Can you compare Wellington and Auckland of New Zealand? Would really appreciate it. Love your videos!!! More subs to you man : D
Thanks Juan! It means a lot. :D And thanks for the suggestion!
Auckland vs an Australian city would be more entertaining
I'm a carioca,and I've never been to SP but,by some people that I've talked some days ago SP is better at getting jobs than Rio
Cool, you should make more videos about South America countries and cities. Ex: Bogotá- Medellín, Argentina-Chile...
I definitely should make more videos about South American in general. :D
>You can drink alcohol in public both cities
As far as I know you can drink alcohol in public in any city from Brazil, I myself never had a problem with that. I know that the US in many states has this law preventing people from drinking in public, but I don't think this exists in Brazil 🤔
Hey @Mr.Beat here's an idea for a future comparison video. Moscow vs. St. Petersburg.
I always love that suggestion when I see it. :D
I live in Tijuca
Love the video, congrats from Brazil!
Hello, Mr. Beat. Perhaps a comparison video featuring Liverpool and Manchester would be of interest.
Another Liverpool/Manchester suggestion! I think you're right. It would probably do well.
I got some other wonderful ideas for comparison for 2 different places.
Bogota vs Medellin
Caracas vs Maracaibo
Santiago vs Valparaiso in Chile.
Lima vs Ariquepa
Quito vs Guyaquil
Mexico City vs Guadalajara
San Juan vs Mayaguez
Managua vs Leon in Nicaragua
Las Vegas vs Phoenix
Calgary vs Edmonton
Winnepeg vs Saskatoon
Berlin vs Hamburg
Stockholm vs Malmo
Kiev vs Odessa in the Ukraine.
Moscow vs. St. Petersburg in Russia
Tokyo vs Osaka
Beijing vs Shanghai
Maryland vs Delaware
Vancouver vs Victoria in British Columbia
San Antonio vs Austin
Cape Town vs Johannesburg
Seoul vs Incheon
Asuncion vs Montevideo
San Jose, Costa Rica vs Panama, Panama
Riga vs Vilnius
Lagos vs Abuja
Casablanca vs Rabat
Cairo vs Alexandria
La Paz vs Sucre in Bolivia
6:01 melhor pronuncia que ja ouvi em "Guarapiranga"
Pretty accurate video, Mr. Beat. Love from Rio!
Very accurate explanation. I'm from Rio.