Having lived in both cities the public transport is WAY better in London. In general, it’s a much more pleasant experience living in relatively clean, green London.
There are so many Americans that think NYC is better, bc they think that they are the centre of life even tho they're pathetic! They're just too scared to admit that Britain is just better in nearly every way! 😂
As someone who’s lived in both, it really is case dependent. I think the average person making under 100k per year has a significantly better life in London. But if you are in a high paying position, the economic prosperity of New York can’t be beat. Both have amazing culture, nightlife, food, etc.
I think London has a greater replay value. The parks are a must for me not to feel claustrophobic. The weather is biggest drawback so you have to get used to be an indoors person during the colder months.
Ah, but NY generally gets much colder winters. Most winters it snows in NY..... London can go or five years or more without a single drop of snow during winter. London is protected by the 'gulf stream' which accounts for its milder winters ..... whereas NY isn't. But NY probably has warmer summers too.... though London is catching up on this front. Don't bet against a period of intensely hot weather this summer in London - it'll come at some point. Finally, London has better Autumn colours, simply because it has more green space...so more opportunities for trees to put in big displays. It also has nicer Spring's aswell. For the same reason: Blossom.
London - more theatres, home of Hollywood movie premieres, better established fashion week, carnival, better social benefits for low income families, better hub for international travel - bigger airport system - better working conditions - less segregated communities - 2 hour train to Paris - more green spaces - more Michelin starred restaurants with a range of cuisine - better food and drink because of Europes higher farming / fishing standards as well as daily imported ingredients from France and Italy - better university / education system, more free attractions / things to do
There’s really no competition because they are completely different cities. Both suffer from corporate overkill however I take London over NYC on almost every level. Many more green spaces, much cleaner, fewer homeless in the streets, far better public transport and unbelievably now better food scene. Oh also despite Broadway’s reputation, better theatre. I used to love NYC however after my last visit the magic had disappeared, don’t care if I never go back which would have been unthinkable 20+ years ago.
London. Its not even really close. I think anyone who has spent time in both would agree, regardless of nationality. There are few, if any, cities in the world that can compete with London in a holistic way. There are cities with better nightlife, cleaner air, better restaurants...but if you take the city as a whole and compare it to any other city as whole, I really cant think of one that is on the same level. Tokyo maybe..but even Tokyo doesnt have the rich history London has.
I love NYC, so reading all these comments saying how London is better only makes me want to go even more. Just need to save up a little more money for a family trip over there.
But they don’t choose to. I moved to London a year ago and I’m shocked at the lack of late pub nightlife. Absolute latest I’ve seen a pub stay open on a weekend was midnight.
Everybody told me "In UK bars and clubs close so soon...". Then I went to London and Edinburgh and I spent hours and hours having party hours after midnight. And hey! I'm from Spain! I know what a party is about. BTW, I think some of the best clubs in the world are in LND: Fabric, Ministry of Sound, Koko, Heaven, XOYO, Drumsheds... You forgot a little detail. With your salary in NY must pay for health insurance, that in Europe (generally) is free and with unlimited coverage. And:maternity leave (father or partner too) up to 52 weeks (39 are paid), normally you won't be fired when you are ill, etc. And renting a flat is quite more expensive in NY as well. So who need more salary when it vanish the day you get it?
@@belopyc777 the Personal Income Tax is the same than in Spain or (quite) the average EU. But if you mean in comparison with the USA, perhaps the problem is not the volume of taxes, but how are they employed for the wellness of people. I guess the problem is that in the US they don't have a minimum education in social policies to apply a criteria in election days neither a party 'more to the left', or at least a real one with people in mind. That's my opinion.
@@belopyc777 Actually for higher tax brackets UK and NYC taxes are essentially the same. Of course if salaries are lower in the UK things that affects it but the tax rate is more or less equivalent.
@@cocobeannn a very rich person has a better life even in a cave. but, what makes you think in Europe there are not luxury brands, hotels, cars, the best haute couture fashion, the best restaurants, clubs...? In the other hand I don't give a f*ck about people wich are rich because they exploited others over their lives and rights. I am concerned about people who get up early to work, not people who get up at 12 o'clock to go to the golf club.
I throughly enjoyed this, you should do a city vs city from all over the world just like this style of videos. It’s straight to the point and entertaining! Keep up the good work :)
The law was changed on pubs closing at 11pm about 15 years ago. Many pubs stay open past 11pm now. Also, in the last 20 years 23°C is a pretty cool day in London, average is typically nearer 26°C in London these days.
Americans need to stop comparing London and New York!! Londons biggest threat is Paris not New York and I've said this for many years. When it comes to art, history, culture, transport system, crime, quality of life, green space and foreign visitor numbers etc minus the banking sector. New York is at a geographical disadvantage being 3,500 miles away from Europe while everywhere in Europe is practically on your doorstep
Very rarely though. This past summer there were less than 10 days that got above 25C. Plus it didn’t get warm until like mid July and got cool again right as September started. NYC is consistently warm from May to September
Salaries may be higher in NYC, but cost of living is also higher so the gain you make with a higher salary are nullified by the cost of living. Also, NYC subway is open 24 h which prevents maintenance and cleaning from being carried out, and the overall service is worse. London wins on more aspects in my opinion. Lastly, most nightclubs and bars in London now are open past midnight, and there is also the night tube on weekends so you can still get a 24 h service on some tube lines.
@@UrbanStories they don't..In my outer suburb 30 miles from the centre you'd struggle to find a pub that closes that early and the law in NYC is that they can sell alcohol till 4am..In the UK it is possible to have 24h licences to sell....Fabric Nightclub closes at 8am on Sunday morning after opening at 11pm Saturday
London 100% best in every category. I’m an American who stayed for extended times in both. No contest. For English speakers I would say London is the best city in the world. Absolutely loved my time there🇬🇧
London's transport network is way, way, way more advanced than NYC. It's the most integrated system on Earth, and your pricing is way off. People in London use Oyster cards, Oyster cards have a daily cap which when you reach it you get to use all TFL services (Underground, Overground, trams and busses) until 4AM the next morning. Oh, and while I'm also correcting you, the Underground has 24hr services.
As a Londoner, I don't know if it's because it was different to me, but I would say that NYC wins when it comes to food. I think you purposefully tied that round so the video would end in a draw to encourage discussions in the comments.
I’m lucky in that I’ve lived in both central London and Manhattan. But London wins. It’s not even close. London is effortlessly the greatest city in the world. New York tries its best. But America doesn’t do cities as well as Europe.
The London one is definitely accurate in my experience. Clubs may stay open late but the latest I’ve ever seen a pub stay open on a weekend was midnight
round 7 should be cancled as it depends on what like you are travelling on. the bakerloo line is slower and the elizabeth line is faster so this makes it unclear of how long it would take.
if you like hotdog, pretzels and pizza from street vendors. Maybe my idea of NYC is from Law and Order...sorry. But I would say that show still depicts that city pretty much as it is.
London is on a different level, better parks, better theatres, better museums, better buildings, and the world's best food markets, and I've been to New York and I would compare it to Philadelphia
"Americans and Brits don't know how to make bread" 😂 So true!!! Bread in the UK and US is so garbage compared to bread in southern and eastern Europe. Spain, Italy, Greece, France, and all the Balkan countries all have way better bread.
You’re talking ordinary supermarket/chain bakeries bread. London has loads of artisan bread places now who’s bread is on a par with Europe. That wasn’t the case 15+ years ago.
@@paullewis2413 Nice, yeah I know about London, and the US has it too. I was exaggerating a bit. The basic bread in the US is garbage but you can find fancy breads like Parisian baguettes flown in from Paris in big cities like New York, LA, and Chicago.
Visited both. New York is more iconic the atmosphere is insane. But London ha incredible culture and museums and sport. Just depends wht you want really. I'm from Florida BTW..
New York, without a doubt the greatest city in the world . Over 350,000 movies were made here.. King Kong don’t care about London and Alicia Keys won’t be singing about any of your buildings case close I could go for days
King Kong and Alicia Keys dont mean nothing in this landscape, more musicians have visited London than NYC, London has everything in it!!! Greatest of the greatest
LOL. New York has been the setting of a fake gorilla and Alicia Keyes. London has been the setting for Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Henry VIII, William The Conqueror, Winston Churchill, Isaac Newton….. etc
@@ryandanngetich2524New York City has massive beaches and beautiful islands. London doesn't have.New York GDP is bigger than London. New York city wins
I like New York better in my opinion but that’s just me it’s more beautiful to me and also if you like tall buildings and heights it’s definitely New York
I was born in London and have lived in NYC since 1993 - there is no comparison - NYC is by far the best city. The public transport is A + - sorry but the tube sucks, always issues and stops running around 12am. There is no place like New York City - remember, NYC is not Manhattan - NYC is Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens and Staten Island. There is a vibe to NYC, one that is indescribable. Don’t come a few times and think iou know it - you don’t., it’s electric, it’s addictive, it’s crazy. It’s the best.
London public transport is the best in the world. All different train systems: The elizabeth line, tube, dlr, national rail, overground, and then the bus network
@@ryandanngetich2524 was wrong about size .. I’ll admit. Just still don’t think it make sense to compare Manhattan alone to the entire city of London that’s all Respect ✊
I have been to NYC several times, but I’ve never been to London, although I really want to go (a lot of my ancestors prior to the 1700s were from either London itself or outside of the city but still very close… I’ve gotten into studying my genealogy recently, which has only made me want to visit Great Britain even more). NYC is probably my favorite city I have ever visited (I’m not sure I’d ever want to live there long term though), and I’m nearly positive I’d love London too. Is there another American or Canadian city that is more similar to London than NYC is? I’m assuming probably not just based on the overall size and population density of NYC and London, but I was just curious what others think.
Just to throw a spanner in there - high crime rates can also be misleading. Trust in police can also mean higher rates of reportage, which is why some of the highest sex crime rates tend to be in the most gender balanced societies, such as Scandinavia and the Antipodes. For comparison, London's homicide rate is on par with Sweden or East Asia, despite it being a dense megacity, and its most crime-riddled areas are the richest ones, in order no 1 is the main financial district (thanks to financial crime), the megamall in Stratford (shoplifting) and the entertainment, tourist and shopping mecca of Westminster (theft, shoplifting, drunkenness) . However, it definitely has a crime problem like most big cities.
@@BastiontourI've visited both cities and London wins, London has better parks, the best theaters, the best museums, and the world's best food markets
What about health insurance and social safety net in general? I'd feel pretty nervous breaking my hand or having any long term inability to work and medical payments in new york.
I actually work in the National healthcare system in the UK. The service is notorious for being inefficient and the waiting lists are ridiculous. Many people are switching to private healthcare which shows how much free healthcare has failed in this country. Other countries have done it better but not the UK.
I wouldn't live in London or New York. For England, I'd live further up like Manchester. For New York the state, I'd live up state, that's about an hour away from the city
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Having lived in both cities the public transport is WAY better in London. In general, it’s a much more pleasant experience living in relatively clean, green London.
There are so many Americans that think NYC is better, bc they think that they are the centre of life even tho they're pathetic! They're just too scared to admit that Britain is just better in nearly every way! 😂
As someone who’s lived in both, it really is case dependent. I think the average person making under 100k per year has a significantly better life in London. But if you are in a high paying position, the economic prosperity of New York can’t be beat.
Both have amazing culture, nightlife, food, etc.
6:11 I think you mean $836 billion
I think London has a greater replay value. The parks are a must for me not to feel claustrophobic. The weather is biggest drawback so you have to get used to be an indoors person during the colder months.
Ah, but NY generally gets much colder winters. Most winters it snows in NY..... London can go or five years or more without a single drop of snow during winter.
London is protected by the 'gulf stream' which accounts for its milder winters ..... whereas NY isn't.
But NY probably has warmer summers too.... though London is catching up on this front. Don't bet against a period of intensely hot weather this summer in London - it'll come at some point.
Finally, London has better Autumn colours, simply because it has more green space...so more opportunities for trees to put in big displays. It also has nicer Spring's aswell. For the same reason: Blossom.
London - more theatres, home of Hollywood movie premieres, better established fashion week, carnival, better social benefits for low income families, better hub for international travel - bigger airport system - better working conditions - less segregated communities - 2 hour train to Paris - more green spaces - more Michelin starred restaurants with a range of cuisine - better food and drink because of Europes higher farming / fishing standards as well as daily imported ingredients from France and Italy - better university / education system, more free attractions / things to do
Everything you said about london is a lie. New York city is the best.
Agree
@FFT2013 not agree
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There’s really no competition because they are completely different cities. Both suffer from corporate overkill however I take London over NYC on almost every level. Many more green spaces, much cleaner, fewer homeless in the streets, far better public transport and unbelievably now better food scene. Oh also despite Broadway’s reputation, better theatre. I used to love NYC however after my last visit the magic had disappeared, don’t care if I never go back which would have been unthinkable 20+ years ago.
Wow I thought this video had like 1 million of views. Amazing content, top quality, keep it up
Thanks, glad you liked it!
You thought? Better to go by facts.
@@ronakio why are you crying here?
London. Its not even really close. I think anyone who has spent time in both would agree, regardless of nationality. There are few, if any, cities in the world that can compete with London in a holistic way. There are cities with better nightlife, cleaner air, better restaurants...but if you take the city as a whole and compare it to any other city as whole, I really cant think of one that is on the same level. Tokyo maybe..but even Tokyo doesnt have the rich history London has.
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Tokyo is amazing. Going to London soon
I love NYC, so reading all these comments saying how London is better only makes me want to go even more. Just need to save up a little more money for a family trip over there.
Berlin?
@@warku2 London is literally twice as big as Berlin. They're not in the same league. Berlin is a nice European city, London is a global megacity.
Easy, LONDON! Theaters, parks, nice people, history, transport,
Food is so bad it’s crazy
NYC has history too
@@99994139 half of it is British and Dutch.
@@Jimbe3 No it isn't.
yes, history of looting.
London as a whole city, has much more to do. From Hampstead to Islington, Brixton, etc, Its endless. Sorry, I like NYC but its just not the same.
You're wrong about the London bars closing at 11pm. That law finished in the early 2000's. They can be 24 hours now if they choose to.
But they don’t choose to. I moved to London a year ago and I’m shocked at the lack of late pub nightlife. Absolute latest I’ve seen a pub stay open on a weekend was midnight.
I’m American and I think London is better
As someone who loves living in NYC, I would still say London wins. Truly a magical place!
I know I’m British but London is better by far. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
UK 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧.
Yeah that’s true man!
Everybody told me "In UK bars and clubs close so soon...". Then I went to London and Edinburgh and I spent hours and hours having party hours after midnight. And hey! I'm from Spain! I know what a party is about.
BTW, I think some of the best clubs in the world are in LND: Fabric, Ministry of Sound, Koko, Heaven, XOYO, Drumsheds...
You forgot a little detail. With your salary in NY must pay for health insurance, that in Europe (generally) is free and with unlimited coverage. And:maternity leave (father or partner too) up to 52 weeks (39 are paid), normally you won't be fired when you are ill, etc. And renting a flat is quite more expensive in NY as well. So who need more salary when it vanish the day you get it?
UK has higher taxes tho
@@belopyc777 the Personal Income Tax is the same than in Spain or (quite) the average EU. But if you mean in comparison with the USA, perhaps the problem is not the volume of taxes, but how are they employed for the wellness of people. I guess the problem is that in the US they don't have a minimum education in social policies to apply a criteria in election days neither a party 'more to the left', or at least a real one with people in mind. That's my opinion.
@@belopyc777 Actually for higher tax brackets UK and NYC taxes are essentially the same. Of course if salaries are lower in the UK things that affects it but the tax rate is more or less equivalent.
A very rich person has a better life in the US, the average person has a better life in Europe.
@@cocobeannn a very rich person has a better life even in a cave. but, what makes you think in Europe there are not luxury brands, hotels, cars, the best haute couture fashion, the best restaurants, clubs...?
In the other hand I don't give a f*ck about people wich are rich because they exploited others over their lives and rights.
I am concerned about people who get up early to work, not people who get up at 12 o'clock to go to the golf club.
I throughly enjoyed this, you should do a city vs city from all over the world just like this style of videos. It’s straight to the point and entertaining! Keep up the good work :)
Thanks, glad you liked it :)
You deserve more views!
Thanks 🙂
The law was changed on pubs closing at 11pm about 15 years ago. Many pubs stay open past 11pm now.
Also, in the last 20 years 23°C is a pretty cool day in London, average is typically nearer 26°C in London these days.
New York City has more skyscrapers than London.
wow
why is that a GOOD thing?
London has a few castles though and a roman wall though..and pretty some pretty good skyscrapers too
@@andrewmurray1550 skyscrapers gives vibes
@@PrincepratapsinghRawat-cw5em but it makes it harder to do construction on due to higher wind speeds
Having been to both cities numerous times, London is far superior
Americans need to stop comparing London and New York!! Londons biggest threat is Paris not New York and I've said this for many years. When it comes to art, history, culture, transport system, crime, quality of life, green space and foreign visitor numbers etc minus the banking sector. New York is at a geographical disadvantage being 3,500 miles away from Europe while everywhere in Europe is practically on your doorstep
I have a London vs Paris series coming up, too
@@UrbanStories so, comparing Paris to London, and seeing riots of Paris, what say you about that security question?
@@rajadhirajmaharajParis is better than London.
@@unusedsub3003London is better than Paris
@AngloSaxonVanguard Please New York is way better than london.
london the best city in entire world
@Hip-hop77694 New York city is the best in entire world.
It gets hotter than 26°C in London
Average is 26. For the past week it has been 28-30.
Very rarely though. This past summer there were less than 10 days that got above 25C. Plus it didn’t get warm until like mid July and got cool again right as September started. NYC is consistently warm from May to September
I've lived in both. London, hands down.
Great video, keep it up
London is the greatest city on the planet.
Not even close
Shanghai 😂
@@Knightgang5431yes it does
@@ZhangJason-p9pno way
@@SamuelDone-bu4ri wdym bruh, the crime and immigration is crazy
London
This video is very very good
Great video!
NYC wins in terms of visiting/going on holiday however London is definitely the winner if you’re going to actually live in one of the two.
really? London has much better places for tourists
London has the king
The weather sucks
Salaries may be higher in NYC, but cost of living is also higher so the gain you make with a higher salary are nullified by the cost of living. Also, NYC subway is open 24 h which prevents maintenance and cleaning from being carried out, and the overall service is worse. London wins on more aspects in my opinion. Lastly, most nightclubs and bars in London now are open past midnight, and there is also the night tube on weekends so you can still get a 24 h service on some tube lines.
>so the gain you make with a higher salary are nullified by the cost of living.
That's not true at all
Every part of New York is cheaper except Manhattan
This is crazy underrated
I don't think British pubs have to close at 11pm anymore.
Not by law anymore, but majority still close at 11
@@UrbanStories Even in the city centres?
Pubs do
@@seansmith445no.. this is really inaccurate. A huge number of pubs close at 1am
@@UrbanStories they don't..In my outer suburb 30 miles from the centre you'd struggle to find a pub that closes that early and the law in NYC is that they can sell alcohol till 4am..In the UK it is possible to have 24h licences to sell....Fabric Nightclub closes at 8am on Sunday morning after opening at 11pm Saturday
LONDON ❤! It’s safe when I’ve been there many times, they have police helicopters in the London skies catching every scene every minute
London 100% best in every category. I’m an American who stayed for extended times in both. No contest. For English speakers I would say London is the best city in the world. Absolutely loved my time there🇬🇧
Make a video on Hong Kong metro vs London Underground pls🎉🎉🎉
I say london 😉
You should’ve picked the winner man
London obviously. The act that NYC has 4 times the homicide rate automatically gives London the win on the last round
True
2:14 as a bagel enjoyer I take offense to this
'london tube prices start at £2.40'
meanwhile geoff travelling from heathrow to upminster for £1.50
Awesome video I chosen London getting now 5 points🎉🎉🎉
Come on… I will NEVER trade my holidays for a NY salary
Lived in both. London hands down.
London because people there don't brag about their country! 😕 *🇺🇸*
Bro is confusing Texas to NY
Do London vs Paris next time
Yes, that’s the plan
Do London vs Patna
Still prefer Venus.
It's just quieter and also less activity
And much warmer
But it is over 300 deg. C. You would burn up in 5 seconds there.
@@johnb6723 Just use some sunscreen
Finally:
London - Football
New York - S*ccer
London beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
London pickpocket problem is crazy .
NYC has this same problem.
As a Brazilian that has never been to NYC or London, I enjoyed London than NYC. Of course, both of cities are fantastic!
In my opinion London is the better city
Sometimes strike in London could actually get you crazy
London, of course! The best place🥰
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Nah New York city is the best place
Nah london@@mkm1738
@@mkm1738London is definitely the best city
@illyaedwards7188 Nah New York city is definitely best city.
London's transport network is way, way, way more advanced than NYC. It's the most integrated system on Earth, and your pricing is way off. People in London use Oyster cards, Oyster cards have a daily cap which when you reach it you get to use all TFL services (Underground, Overground, trams and busses) until 4AM the next morning. Oh, and while I'm also correcting you, the Underground has 24hr services.
Toronto vs Sydney
I think Sydney would win there 😁
@@paullewis2413Melbourne is far superior to Sydney
Its called a Big apple for a reason
And its called the capital of capitals for a reason
@@ryandanngetich2524LOL - New York isn’t even a capital city 😂
@@willrichardson5931I'm talking about London
@@ryandanngetich2524Istanbul🇹🇷
As a Londoner, I don't know if it's because it was different to me, but I would say that NYC wins when it comes to food. I think you purposefully tied that round so the video would end in a draw to encourage discussions in the comments.
I’m lucky in that I’ve lived in both central London and Manhattan. But London wins. It’s not even close. London is effortlessly the greatest city in the world. New York tries its best. But America doesn’t do cities as well as Europe.
@@willrichardson5931 The europoors never fail to act delusional when they lose against America haha
Plus all the iconic buildings in London, the history , cant compare
The nightclub timings are completely false 🤣
The London one is definitely accurate in my experience. Clubs may stay open late but the latest I’ve ever seen a pub stay open on a weekend was midnight
London can get way over 30 degrees in the summer and does so often
I think a day or two you can, but average summers are in the 20s
I track things like this and London had a total of 2 days this past summer above 30. Far from “often”
6:07 I think you mean billion, not million
Yes, my bad
round 7 should be cancled as it depends on what like you are travelling on.
the bakerloo line is slower and the elizabeth line is faster so this makes it unclear of how long it would take.
TEAM LONDON
Newyork never sleeps
I’m sorry but it’s pretty hot in London in the summer
Nothing compared to nyc tho
@@Oman1man_ yeah well anything above 25 is hot for us
London wins because you can actually Out Run a guy with a knife but not a gun
I'm sure alot of this is true, but you missed the boat with the food. NY and the east coast in general has some DELICIOUS day to day food
if you like hotdog, pretzels and pizza from street vendors. Maybe my idea of NYC is from Law and Order...sorry. But I would say that show still depicts that city pretty much as it is.
not sure about those temperatures for london
On my city it takes 15 minutes by car to my school, 25 I guess by bus, 30 minutes walking.
I have been to London a couple of times, and I would compare it with Paris or Toronto. NYC is on a different level, not even close.
So which do you prefer?
London is on a different level, better parks, better theatres, better museums, better buildings, and the world's best food markets, and I've been to New York and I would compare it to Philadelphia
"Americans and Brits don't know how to make bread" 😂 So true!!! Bread in the UK and US is so garbage compared to bread in southern and eastern Europe. Spain, Italy, Greece, France, and all the Balkan countries all have way better bread.
You’re talking ordinary supermarket/chain bakeries bread. London has loads of artisan bread places now who’s bread is on a par with Europe. That wasn’t the case 15+ years ago.
@@paullewis2413 Nice, yeah I know about London, and the US has it too. I was exaggerating a bit. The basic bread in the US is garbage but you can find fancy breads like Parisian baguettes flown in from Paris in big cities like New York, LA, and Chicago.
Sorry but NYC food is amazing. No idea what the fck this dude is on 😂
Right!!
Yes pls enjoy your cheap Mac Donald hamburgers while we enjoy our roast dinner and curry
Visited both. New York is more iconic the atmosphere is insane. But London ha incredible culture and museums and sport. Just depends wht you want really. I'm from Florida BTW..
Never heard of stabbing since I have been here
In my fictional world, both cities are great. Fictional and made up people make these two cities become great
it rains more in London but ny gets it heavier and all uk city's have black cabs and double decker busses even in Scotland
New York, without a doubt the greatest city in the world . Over 350,000 movies were made here.. King Kong don’t care about London and Alicia Keys won’t be singing about any of your buildings case close I could go for days
must be all them green parks and history
If u think New York is the best city in the world ur delusional
King Kong and Alicia Keys dont mean nothing in this landscape, more musicians have visited London than NYC, London has everything in it!!! Greatest of the greatest
LOL. New York has been the setting of a fake gorilla and Alicia Keyes. London has been the setting for Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Henry VIII, William The Conqueror, Winston Churchill, Isaac Newton….. etc
@@ryandanngetich2524New York City has massive beaches and beautiful islands. London doesn't have.New York GDP is bigger than London. New York city wins
I would say…..London wins 🏆🥇🏅
woooh increible video
I like New York better in my opinion but that’s just me it’s more beautiful to me and also if you like tall buildings and heights it’s definitely New York
London is more instagrammable literally, it has architecture spanning centuries till the modern age
I was born in London and have lived in NYC since 1993 - there is no comparison - NYC is by far the best city. The public transport is A + - sorry but the tube sucks, always issues and stops running around 12am. There is no place like New York City - remember, NYC is not Manhattan - NYC is Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens and Staten Island. There is a vibe to NYC, one that is indescribable. Don’t come a few times and think iou know it - you don’t., it’s electric, it’s addictive, it’s crazy. It’s the best.
London public transport is the best in the world. All different train systems: The elizabeth line, tube, dlr, national rail, overground, and then the bus network
Give an example of this nyc atmosphere what happens because videos in manhattan it just seems normal.
Definitely
NYC !!!!!!
London is safer
Seems like this is a comparison between MANHATTAN and the entire city of London. Not the entire city of New York vs London.
Simply pointless
London is still bigger and less dense
@@ryandanngetich2524 London is a little more than a square mile
NEW YORK CITY IS OVER 300
Like wtf are u guys talking about
@swugaddies3420 😂😂😂😂😂 Weren't you even watching the video? London is bigger , Google, and stop yapping
@@ryandanngetich2524 was wrong about size .. I’ll admit. Just still don’t think it make sense to compare Manhattan alone to the entire city of London that’s all
Respect ✊
@@swugaddies3420Manhattan is the best part of New York
I have been to NYC several times, but I’ve never been to London, although I really want to go (a lot of my ancestors prior to the 1700s were from either London itself or outside of the city but still very close… I’ve gotten into studying my genealogy recently, which has only made me want to visit Great Britain even more). NYC is probably my favorite city I have ever visited (I’m not sure I’d ever want to live there long term though), and I’m nearly positive I’d love London too. Is there another American or Canadian city that is more similar to London than NYC is? I’m assuming probably not just based on the overall size and population density of NYC and London, but I was just curious what others think.
The best city in the world
London, Ontario 🗿
I think I pick New York because it has the most buildings around it so I chosen New York is Good 👍
Just to throw a spanner in there - high crime rates can also be misleading. Trust in police can also mean higher rates of reportage, which is why some of the highest sex crime rates tend to be in the most gender balanced societies, such as Scandinavia and the Antipodes. For comparison, London's homicide rate is on par with Sweden or East Asia, despite it being a dense megacity, and its most crime-riddled areas are the richest ones, in order no 1 is the main financial district (thanks to financial crime), the megamall in Stratford (shoplifting) and the entertainment, tourist and shopping mecca of Westminster (theft, shoplifting, drunkenness) . However, it definitely has a crime problem like most big cities.
forgot to mention tourism.
I agree, London is the best, but New York isn’t the worst
Please make Delhi Metro hoodie
Having being to both cities ,london is better .
weather for london!? oh my God. London is easily top 10 worst weathers
deal with facts not fantasy
Never even lived there just yapping are you
@@ryandanngetich2524I live here now and they’re right
New York City is way better,the commute time is shorter it’s hella cheap to go around and there’s much more things to do in nyc then in London
I agree visited both city’s more than 5 times. NYC wins!
Youve never been to London then, London has more things to do. it literally has the monarchy in it
@@ryandanngetich2524 smelly monarchy
There's way more things to do in London
@@BastiontourI've visited both cities and London wins, London has better parks, the best theaters, the best museums, and the world's best food markets
What about health insurance and social safety net in general? I'd feel pretty nervous breaking my hand or having any long term inability to work and medical payments in new york.
I actually work in the National healthcare system in the UK. The service is notorious for being inefficient and the waiting lists are ridiculous. Many people are switching to private healthcare which shows how much free healthcare has failed in this country. Other countries have done it better but not the UK.
I wouldn't live in London or New York. For England, I'd live further up like Manchester. For New York the state, I'd live up state, that's about an hour away from the city
Improve the sound design. The sound between questions is jarring.
I like how all the bri-ish people watched this vid and are commenting.