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- Mr. Beat compares and contrasts the two most populous states in the United States, California and Texas. Oh yes, the trash talking has already begun.
Here is the @WorldAccordingToBriggs video: • Top 10 Reasons Califor...
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www.census.gov/quickfacts/CA
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www.latimes.com/local/lanow/l...
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statisticalatlas.com/state/Ca...
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California
California and Texas
The Golden State and The Lone Star State, and there are important reasons why the two have those nicknames. More on that later.
Anyway, the two big ones. Sure, Alaska is quite a bit bigger than both of them in terms of actual size, but both have a higher population than any other state in these United States. California has the highest population, and has around 10 million more people than Texas. (C- 39.9 million, T- 29.9 million)
Still, Texas is one of the fastest growing states in the country.
And more folks are moving to the two than most other states. The channel The World According to Briggs has just released a video going over how and why so many have moved to California and Texas. Be sure to check it out when you’re done watching this one.
While many Texans have moved to California in recent years, more Californians have moved to Texas than any other state. And while you could fit more than two Texases into Alaska, you can almost fit two Californias into Texas. How big is Texas? El Paso, Texas is closer to San Diego, California, than it is to Houston, Texas.. How big is Texas? There’s a ranch there bigger than the state of Rhode Island. Ok, I’ll stop the how big is Texas stuff.
Being the two states with the most people and the two biggest economies, both heavily influence the rest of the country, and I’ve noticed the trash talking between the two has only gotten worse recently. However, based on my research, it seems to be mostly Texans talking trash on all those Californians moving to their beloved state. Yeah, even the Texas governor has been in on the trash talking.
But perhaps Texas has more in common with California than most would assume.
First of all, both are so big they are hard to stereotype, even though I’d argue the two are more stereotyped than any other states. East Texas has more in common with Louisiana than El Paso, and El Paso arguably has more in common with New Mexico than East Texas, but then go up to the upper Panhandle and it feels like Kansas. Even the four biggest metro areas in Texas- Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin, seem radically different from one another. And California, first of all the major coastal cities of Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego, are dramatically different from any other part of the state, especially Northern California and the Central Valley.
#california #texas #compared
So which is better? California or Texas?
Which states should I compare next?
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Texas is way better than California because everything is bigger in texas, including its value
Mr. Beat CA is way better
@@nigelmarvin1387 that would be great
I prefer California
Florida and NY? Florida I think has more people
California and Texas are basically their own countries within a country
to drive from south to north texas its about 14 hours and about 15 hours west to east lol
Pretty much
The term is nation
Frankly, Texas is hick and California is suave rico.
Indeed, California and Texas are essentially competing nation states almost like Athens vs Sparta.
Texas and CA: "At least we aint Florida am i rite!?"
Keep the Florida jokes coming.
Florida is that one crackhead cousin people like to chill with at family reunions but are really concerned for their mental health.
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHA!
Texas and Florida friends tho. As someone from Alabama. All states say at least we ain’t California
Funny but I’ll take Florida’s politics over California any day
Florida has a better public education system and better roads than us even tho we’re taxed more
"The weather in Texas is MiLd and WaRm."
The 120F summers, 12 inch rain thunderstorms, 4 inches of snow, and tornadoes: Pathetic.
It's really not pathetic how is that Texas's fault. It's just Texas's location. Don't go around ranking states on weather when Cali has the most incompetent governor I've ever seen. Stupid amount of power outages (the most In the country). There one happening right now. Take politics out of this and Texas is far superior
75% humidity
@@theresalotofthingsilove California’s weather is still better whether you like the government or not
@@Cardah no disagreement there but I'm not going to the best state (concerning weather) in the country when that's same state is a rat hole
@@theresalotofthingsilove it’s really not a shithole i’ve lived there my whole life.
Texans and Californians arguing is hilarious.
My parents were born in texas, moved to california. I was born in California, moved to texas lol
How ironic. Seems super cool tho 🤘👍
Smart person lol
Lol I love it
@Trumpenstein I texas does have lower tax rates, lower homelessness, is easier to start a business, has a freer economy, and the average person has more buying power. Ca might be good for rich folks but texas is the place where someone small can make it somewhere big on their own.
same omg
“Californians have to worry about the volcanos”
Me a Californian for over 30years since birth: “we have to worry about the WHAT Now?”
Love California from Poland 😊
Yeah I didn't even know we have volcanoes here. And the earthquakes aren't a BIG threat especially compared to places with hurricanes/tornados. I'd rather have my house shake my 3 times a year for 10 - 20 seconds than move to those areas.
@Jorge Tara yup, the thing we worry about
Most now is the fires
@Jorge Tara eh, it still happens sometimes. I remember last year we had some into December because of the high Santa Anna winds and still dried brush
The only volcanoes I'm worried about are the liberal politicians spewing their hypocrisy and ignorance. And Texans wonder why there is such a mass exodus from California. LOL. Sorry Texas, not all of us are liberal sheep.
My father's ancestors were Apaches in Southwest Texas area. I love history and my culture. Thanks for sharing this video and learning about history on both states. Stay safe everyone. Hello from Japan.
Hello my fellow half Japanese and black.
Fun video! One small correction: California was actually an independent republic for a few weeks following the Bear Flag Revolt. Then the US came in and took over.
When he said that I was like “huh?!?!”
That’s even the reason why the flag says “California Republic”.
A very small part of the state declared independence, although it was never officially recognized. Not really the same as Texas
Fun fact. You're not a country if literally no one recognizes you as such.
@@iammrbeat Mr Beat, When are you gonna do Baltimore, MD and Washington, DC/MD?
The morning in Texas:❄️
The afternoon in Texas:☀️
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@@whentheroach9964 especially playing football
@Antonio Perez hell yeah freezing at morning perfect in afternoon then again the freezing your ass off cold weather comes back
same goes for southern california
One reason Californians move to Texas is because they can sell their 70 year old ,$1.9m 1100sqft houses and buy new 5000sqft mansions in Texas.
trueeeee the cost of living in texas in insanely cheaper than CA
They should STAY in California, no matter what!
Liz eth it’s called the lib effect , there’s no containing it ... it’s like a virus 🦠
@@davidgames415 Well, it's disgusting!
And Cali is crawling with disgusting hobos
Both are states that I hope to visit someday, and I really look forward to checking out their historical sights, and natural beauty, and also trying out their amazing food.
If you move to texas just please vote republican or don't vote at all, California is going downhill right now because of the democratic party.
I live in Texas, but I hate politics. So don’t make me talk about it. I’m fine with Californians but don’t disrespect me or others
@@PigNibSpartzRepublicans ARE liberals. Neoliberals
Don't visit California lol
If you do, just don't go to LA
It's nice to focus on what people have in common instead of what divides us. Good video
I live in Houston and here is a tip: if you come visit Texas DO NOT cut a Texas driver off on I-45, you will lose your life lol
lol That's accurate
Why? We not on the same schedule, get out of the way
@Avel Vel Texas couldn't hold California's Jock
@@CalShanahanSF49ers then why do 30k Californians a year flee to here. California was beautiful but since about 2005 it's been on a steady decline. Where it still preserves some natural beauty, the population has become entitled trash. How's the new state tax? Do you have your tent ready to join your fellow states people?
@@Voice.of.Voodoo because it's cheaper, absolutely no other reason to leave California for Texas besides the rent. The weather is better, the climate is better, the food is better, the money is better, the people look better, theres a lot more stuff to do, the beaches are better. The absolutely only thing texas beats California in is rents, nothing else.
Idk about the “mild weather” in Texas. Summers are brutal
I agree! I love In South Texas and it’s really hot all the time. As of right now tho, there’s a thunderstorm and hopeful hurricane :)
LA summers can be way hot too, and the whole Central Valley. It’s mostly desert
Donald Mohr I live in the valley and I’m from Arkansas. It gets really hot here but the dry heat isn’t comparable to that humidity you get in Arkansas and Texas. Pretty much no rain either.
Earthquake aren't really a big deal in California but it's a good wake up call when it's becomes 5.0.
@@themattrixrevolution Yeah think it funny when people makes jokes about California earthquakes when they have seasonal disasters in the same areas. I live in California all my life for almost 19 years, and I barely felt my first earthquake on the 4 of July one, and the one after that last year.
I'm from San Francisco and I always have a good time when I visit Texas. The people are nice as hell and the food portions on average are excellent. We gotta stop being so polarizing and start interacting more like the social creatures we're supposed to be. Deeper understanding can develop from simple dialouge.
I’m from San Jose so pretty close to San Francisco less than an hour away and I wanna visit Texas one day because my cousins live there
Very nice sentiment Timothy. I agree with you and wish more people did too....unfortunately some of the stances and beliefs being pushed in our society do not allow any room for accomodation or disagreement. It is "accept (or actually, promote) this or else." It is impossible to have compromise when there is 0 common ground. It takes 2 to 'live and let live.'
@@porcine83 because the internet and politics, that's why. So many people picking sides yet no one thinks about where we can meet in the middle and get along. 😮💨
The food portions are the most important for those of us who weigh over 300 lbs.
I agree too, but it’s never Californians shitting on Texas, it’s only been the other way around. Texas needs to do better.
I’m from Atlanta, Texas. I live in Texarkana, Texas now. It’s 2 hours from Dallas TX Going West , 2 hours from Little Rock Ark Going East, 1 hour from Oklahoma and 45 mins from Shreveport LA.
Wtf is Atlanta texas
@@sentrosity9176its probably a small town
cities like to copy eachother
Disclaimer, This video may cause cancer according to the state of California.
As a Californian native I screamed with laughter at this
Haha prop 65 right 😹😹
Nah. You're wrong we stay strong and not leaving #CALI
In response, Governor Newsom is telling everyone to to stay indoors between the hours of 10PM and 5AM, closing all of your businesses, cancelling your fun and all holidays, and your freedom is revoked. Also, he is holding you to this standard, but he himself says to hell with that and will do whatever he likes instead.
@@nathanwilliams4005 Least they won't drown in their own snot.
Fun Fact: Texas is the only state (that i'm aware of) that can fly it's flag at the same level of The United States' flag legally.
What law prevents other states?
No clue. All I know is that was one of our conditions to being annexed.
Texas was and still is a Republic, which means its still basically its own country. As such, it is on equal footing with the rest of the United States as a country, hence the Lone Star on the flag.
We could easily seceded and fend for ourselves, yes. But we are 'annexed' and have statehood. That makes us a part of the states.
Not true about the height of the flag. All US state flags can fly at the same height as the US flag.
I’m an American living in England and I’ve from New York. I’ve never been to either Texas or California but one day I want to travel all around the US. these comparisons are mind blowing lol 😆
I smiled when I came across your comment, hello how are you doing and happy New year dear?
Happy new year to you too kianu.
I'm from Texas and live in Cali now texans non stop talk shit about Cali i never even heard any Californians talk about Texas ever
Because they know better
Because Californians arent nearly as prideful in their state as Texans are. Californians also aren't worried about conservative Texans moving in mass to their state to vote for policies they hate.
@@dionflores9373 no not really Texans never even been to California and just non stop talk shit and act like they know how it is in California
@@haterhating1 California is an incredibly liberal state and it's shitty state policies reflect that. Texans do not want a bunch of liberal californians moving here only to continue supporting the same god awful policies. That is the only reason Texans don't like the wave of California migrants.
@@dionflores9373 no not really idk why everyone keeps saying it's a liberal state nobody even knows what the word even means especially people in Texas
I know they didn’t just call Texas “ relatively mild climate”
Brady Haley some parts are like El Paso and Corpus Christi
Well...compared to, say, Antarctica or Saudi Arabia...
yeah no. All of Texas is hot, doesn't matter if you're in Amarillo or Laredo. However, only the top half gets any snow or cold weather in the winter time.
ElectroPOLITIKtikBOOM
Dallas only has 2-3 months of brutal heat and have mostly mild climates. I’ve seen many Californian came to Dallas for Football season and astonished how good the weather we had. Also Texas does have nations best cooling system so it ease up beating brutal heat durning the summer
YoBryce Kim mate it’s 80 degrees in Dallas in February
San diego and tijuana compared, that would be so interesting cuz they're so close to each other but are so different
yeah because one is in the US and one is in freaking Mexico ya know the place thats practically run by the cartels
@@johndoe-fq7ez yeah I know, and the sad part it's that mexico government don't give a shit like if that wasn't their problem
both california and Texas belonged to Mexico before the 1846 us invasion=in another words you =us in POSESSION of STOLEN LANDS!!
It’s the Utah Nevada episode but turned sideways
Ha, this is such a great suggestion that I can't believe I hadn't thought of it before.
As someone from Texas with Mexican heritage, we don't lie when we say everything is bigger in Texas.
Texans: we are California’s biggest and fiercest rival, Californians: we have no rivalries.
New Yorkers tho...
I feel no rivalry from Texas at all. Just distaste
Exactly! Comparing Texas to California is wayyy too big of a stretch for Texas. States like that are not even a topic of discussion let alone thought about in California
@@chelsey8737 I feel no rivialry from Cali. Just think they’re a bunch of fucking soy boys
@@anonymous-nl8ef Yes Texas means so little to California they are considering an exit tax because how many Californians are moving out of the state to Texas.
Californian here. Volcanos are not on our radar. We worry about earthquakes and wildfires.
John Doe Bean
It’s was awesome seeing the tourists quiver in fear during the July 4-7, 2020 Ridgecrest Earthquakes. Especially in Southern California, the Californians chilling around the magnitude 7.1.
i'm an Angelino...i don't worry about volcanos. My Redding sister does!
Agreed.
@@PUAlum Right. The only active volcanoes in the state are far north and not anywhere near any real population centers.
Thassit!
"Mild weather"
*Texas:* 🙄
..on average
@@eventhisidistaken nah
Not in Texas
We can tell that he’s not from Texas lol
@@jbthestoner5504 If you average summer and winter, it's a mild 80 degrees.
Since I have family in both states, and they are very successful folks thanks to the opportunities they encountered, I love both. God bless the States of California and Texas.
I know I'm gonna get cancelled for this opinion, but
I like California better.
You've survived two weeks, I applaud you
I think texas better
Honestly no I don't blame you. Some parts of Texas really ARE overrated and...kinda empty. And let's be real, the cost of living in Texas isn't going down any time soon, so it's not much of a point against California.
4:46 "Texas also gets a lot of thunderstorms" *Me who lives in Texas and is sitting in the second power outage of the week caused by storms* I don't think we get that many
You're right. So-Cal Edison will give rolling Blackouts, and PG&E will burn the whole state down. But thankfully, no bad storms... except in the winter when God sends mud-slides. I moved from CA to my
hometown, Dallas. Freedom is everywhere.
In Ca. we get a lot of brushfires/forestfires that can be far more fatal than a mere thunderstorm. I'll take a thunderstorm over a nearby brushfire anyday.
I live in San Antonio
Hurricane hit Texas almost every year
I wouldn't mind a 'how big is Texas' video.
lol ok then
Not that big really.... Landmass wise it’s smaller than the Australian state of New South Wales
Texas is so big you can fit four Texas inside it
Almost half Alaska
Manhood Obesity it’s still very big
Fun fact, Vermont was independent for longer than Texas
Woo go Vermont. You’re like David versus these two Goliaths.
This was amazing 🙌🏽
We have a rivalry? We never even talk about Texans or their state. We mostly have a rivalry with ourselves, NorCal & SoCal.
Young Yachty NorCal better anyways
SoCal here, but excusemewhatthefuckdidyoujustsayaboutussurferhippiesmydude
SoCal doesn't even mention NorCal though. NorCal has an inferiority complex.
@@seanthe100 Nah, from what I've seen, it's mostly SoCal people talking about NorCal while pretending like they don't. NorCal people are really just chillin because they know it has better scenery, better cities that feel like cities, more greenery, all the national parks, is more technologically and economically advanced, has cleaner beaches, better mountains, all the water, and much more. Most NorCal people view SoCal as a random suburban desert just like how most people view Texas as just tumbleweeds and cowboys. NorCal people forsure don't have an inferiority complex, that's like saying CA has an inferiority complex with Texas. It obviously doesn't lmfao
josh 236 I’m from Central California and I can confirm that no one in NorCal talks or cares about SoCal. They have everything they need there.
Having been born in Texas and lived there for 40+ years, then moved to California and lived here since 2011, I always tell people CA and TX "can learn a lot from each other".
EpiDemic117 having more opportunity depends on the job you’re looking for. Most of the tech companies which provide high salaries are located in California.
EpiDemic117 California is bringing back racism.
@EpiDemic117 it usually is we just ignore it and let the firemen take on the blaze lol
@EpiDemic117 im guessing that's where you get the hell hole stuff from huh lol
EpiDemic117 stop pretending like you’re from California when you’re a Texan who has favorited anti-in n out videos. Fucking jealous loser living in the middle of nowhere 😂
Funny how Americans used to be the ilegal immigrants to Mexico😅.
Most people I know would move to California in a heart beat if cost of living wasn't so high
I dont hate Californias land I hate the people
And run by crazies....
All of my close family and friends have left the communist shit hole, we call California.
I’m a Marine for San Diago. Born in Texas. Move where you want to. That why my grandfather, my father, and now my son also fight and protect this country. So move wherever, eat whatever, and sleep wherever you guys want too. I love my country and all fifty states and its territories.
Paul Yun Thank you 😊
Paul Yun I agree but In California liberals they always complain when someone doesn’t agree with them I don’t get it I thought it free country people can vote who the hell they want and who the hell they support like me I support trump but I don’t care about Mexicans or other race because it my life to support who I want to
Thank you!
5000 sq. ft. Then you wake up one day and realize that you really need to live and heat and air condition. a hotel size house. Especially when the kids are all off to college.
🇺🇸 damn right
I’m from Texas and love the Cali idea of having mountains, beaches, forests and cool cities all within a half day’s drive. In Texas you have to drive a day or two to experience those dynamics
I'm from 20 mins from the forest 20 from the beach and 20 mins from a big city
Ya but we don't have all those liberals so I'll stay in Texas. Plus we have nice lakes where we can swim and not have to worry about Jaws biting our legs.
Exactly what I love about California. Everything is available there other than the expensive rents n housing but I do expect that where demand is non stop for housing there
I live in Sacramento, so i am about 1.5hrs away from SF and the beach, an hour away from the Sierra Nevada, maybe 2ish hours from yosemite, it’s great!
Ricky Arme never heard of Lake Tahoe?
Mr beat: Californians have to worry about volcanoes
Me living in mammoth lakes: oh I live on top of a volcano
As a Californian I have NEVER had to worry or know about the volcanos
Because texas and California both were independent and have the biggest economies out of the state's they are constantly at odds.
I like them both equally and think they are a unique blend of American and Mexican history while having their own unique histories.
While I'll admit TX is the best of the red states (and WA is the best of the blue states), personal freedom still sucks in TX when compared to a blue state.
Vermont was also independent
@edgelord I see you everywhere
@@saw7191 I mean, all the original 13 colonies were kind of independent, too.
More like Texas is at odds with California. Californians can care less about about other states
Seeing more and more “just moved from Cali” on tinder
Gotta love the comment sections
They're ruining Colorado too 🙄
Who even uses Tinder anymore?
Good get them the hell outta here! They are just going back to where they came from!
Smh 🤦🏽♂️
@KyP Amaro Yes they are stay in that shithole of a state please lmaoo
I lived between Sacramento and San Francisco for a total of 32 years. The place I lived during the first 14 years, Fairfield, was closer to San Francisco and had a relatively mild climate except for the wind. Then I moved to Winters, a small town 35 miles from Sacramento, and there the climate was much dryer and hotter than heck. I worked at the local Air Force base, which was only 5 or so miles from Fairfield, and on the way home I could feel the temperature rising as I headed toward Winters. Interestingly, Fairfield and Winters are only about 25 miles apart, but have different climates.
I love my home state of kansas and am never leaving it. Texas is my 2nd state. I love texas so much that I visit it every year!
I don't ever hear Californians talk about Texas, mostly just New York lol
Cause they know better
James Earl Cash Howdy there partner 🤠😎
ARTURO see what I mean lol people don’t care. We mostly only talk about NY.
AngelsOnOurShoulders because cali an new york are basically two shit holes
Joe Trout Texas is the biggest shithole
"Both have lots of Beaches"
*RIGHT*
The Beach in Texas: *oIl*
Picky Skate no bullshit. The Gulf of Mexico is brown because it’s warm water mixed with oil leaks for over 15 years and the Mississippi River pollution.
@Picky Skate You're stupid, the colorado river runs into the gulf of california, which is the pacific ocean.
@@faynawang7082 bro, it*s really not hard to look at a map. The colorado river empties into the gulf of california, which is part of the pacific.
Yea dude I'm from TX our beaches can not compare to CA beaches. I mean its just no contest.
galveston got that poo water
I live in California and love it here, but Texans love for their state is on a whole norther level. I have been to Texas a few times, but everything I find in Texas I can find in California. Why do you Texans love your state so much
More polite, and driving is #1 in Texas!! People wave say hello, pull over when you turn your blinker on. Homeless people are not at every corner, laid back, and we dont call 911 cause we carry!!
@@ceciliab5411 i live in texas and have yet to find a nice driver here as most of them will try to kill when you cut them off
@@josephesparza659 not as bad as Colorado, its seriously road rage:(not rhe way it use to be
@Elvin Sarmiento unfortunately i am native of Colorado. But when does that happen in Texas? Colorado sucks! Especially driving and hospitality;(
@@josephesparza659 Try Colorado they are hellions and rude inconsiderate disrespectful and obnoxious!!
in California we are adults and do not need to carry an assault weapons to the grocery store.
I’m a proud San Diego dude, it’s always nice to be able to see the beach, the desert and snow in the same day
I lived in San Diego off Garnet. It's pretty close to heaven... 80 degrees year round. I live in Dallas now. Freedom, everywhere.
I live in the Bay Area and me too! Except we don’t want to drive down south to the beaches all the time so instead we glance out towards the ocean, hike in the northern mountains, and occasionally visit tahoe and Nevada🤌🏼
Texas has beaches too
@@Tony-nj9de Yeah but there nothing compared to the beaches in CA
i live in san bernardino and it mostly dry
I'm a native Californian and I've been all over Texas. In fact, I've been to 40 states. I found Texans to be the friendliest and Texas cities seem a bit familiar but still unique. Both are great states.
Dont vote Democrat
Joe dirte doesn’t matter both parties are utter corporatists garbage
Austin Martín Hernández exactly. Even if you don’t support guns, what they don’t realize is their rights are being taken away by the government and soon the government will control everything.
Austin Martín Hernández yeah, it’s true they use gun control to get votes. But part of our country has always been to be able to own guns and form militias (the 2a) so we can protect ourselves from a tyrannical government. If they take that away, how can we ever rise up for what is right in the future?
@Bruno56 Yeah only friendly if you kiss their ass
Mr Beat, When are you gonna do Baltimore, MD and Washington, DC/MD?
Great video!
I'm from California and I just want everyone to get along.
texan here, and same lol
the trash talking is still pretty funny tho
Yeah, me too
Lol!
Am I the only one getting the Rodney King joke?
Democrats are scum of the earth
The best way to get along is to separate.
I live in California for 13 years I never knew we Had volcanoes😂😂😂
Same 😂
You have a super volcano in the long valley caldera in the eastern sierras
Still live in Cali and I had no idea
Oh my god u should know🤣🤣🤣
Va all day
They're all along highway 395.
At 12:45 he says on june 30th but it shows june 20th which one is it?
Awesome video ☺️👍
Alaksa vs Hawaii just to compare the two non-48 contiguous states
Fun fact: Texas's motto is Friendship
Some people think that's what "Texas" literally means, too.
Garrett Nixon yeah, that’ll make you have a bad day
I hate my neighbors tho
@@iammrbeat It does , It comes from the Caddo word "Taysha" which means Friends
Unless you're Mexican
I live here and people are horrible in small towns
As someone who is not American of any ethnicity, and just an European who lives in Europe, that video makes me want to go to both California and Texas, but also the entire country of the United States of America, overall.
Do it my Friend
Its amazing to see the difference between the regions in the US
But be prepared 😊
Bro your not comparing. Your giving us a history lesson.
California is the only place in the world where you can snowboard and surfboard in the same day
Nope, used to live in Cali and thought that until I moved the big island Hawaii, Mauna Kea summit has snow and slopes and obv beaches down below, so you can do both within an hour over here...
Ryan McCarthy Hawaii doesn’t always have snow tho or enough to last through mid simmer. So not true.
And go homeless because it’s so expensive!
well this statement is false. lol.
@@californiamade5608 CA doesn't have snow during the summer either 😂
Texas has a lot of crazy stats
More tornados than anywhere
More hail than anywhere
More tigers than anywhere
Tigers and tornadoes and hail, oh my!
Low taxes makes up for it though
It’s like Florida lots of animals and natural disasters. That must be why they are friends. But deep down Texas kinda hates that Florida voted for Obama twice
Julius Caesar This sounds like Oklahoma more than anything.
more private property no tresspassing signs than anywhere else, too
My mom's side is from San Francisco and my dad's side is from Dallas. I lived in San Francisco for 5 years and I love a love-hate relationship with that place. It's absolutely disgusting but I love the character of the Bay.
San Francisco is disgusting?
7:52 My great great great something (idk how many greats) grandfather painted that bottom picture. I forgot his first name, but his last name was Huddle (my mom's maiden name is huddle). It is one of the most iconic paintings in Texas history so that's pretty cool.
Edit: his name was William Henry Huddle I looked him up, and the painting also hangs in the Texas capital building in Austin.
You should compare:
Illinois and Indiana
Noah Vasquez and Wyoming vs Montana
But of course! :D
Chicagoland VS the rest of Illinois?
Ettore Gaytan this... this is a comment I can get behind
I would love to see that video; I'm from Illinois and considering moving to Indiana.
I’m so sick of people fighting over which is better. I’m from Texas, but they’re both great states.
They're really not.
nah Cali is awful since it's just a play ground for millionaires & also the price of living there in cities such as L.A is super expensive and is ridiculous
Texas is okay but the problem with is the conservatives controlling the government and allowing these such as guns (which are not registered) legal which is super dangerous and the cause for tons of the school shootings there during 2017/2018
but in my opinion Texas is better
-from some dude who lives in Omaha
lmao cali use to be a great state back in the 80s now it's become liberal lolcow state finding new ways to tank every month while only caring for the rich and elites and illegal immigrants also home of the illegal voting
The reason I love both is because they are both so different yet so similar at the same time
@@holystars if your illegal you cant vote😂
I grew up in Texas and moved back to the Austin area. We had to relocate but our home is on the lake near Austin on acreage. We just listed it. We will miss it, but it was a great time with fond memories.
I was born in California, but only lived 2 years there of my life. My mother is a Texas native and my dad is from Colorado. I've lived in Texas 21 out of 23 years of my life!
Im from Cali but I respect all 50 states, god bless the USA from san diego1!
God bless texas !
God bless!
God bless!!!!!
“Sun Diego”
-Melman the Giraffe 2006
stupif
Here's a nutshell
Texas: I'm worried about you.
California: I don't even think about you.
@@redsocks999 people shit in your streets lol
All Texans worry about Calfornians moving to Texas and bringing their ideas and Opinions. Basically we don't want you to screw our wonderful state up, as you have done to California. Crushing State debt, state tax, homelessness, poop in the streets...
Texas mfs that's where I stay
@@travelingnome7211 Last time I visited Houston, TX, there were plenty of homeless...even in the nasty sticky weather and rain...lol...your state is a shitt hole as well, stop bull-shiittinng.
Don't Forget real estate prices rising, over population and guns we love our guns lol. We don't talk about California we worry.
Can you make a video about Illinois and Iowa?
My parents came to Texas from California around their 20s (approximating here). Love both states equally. We still visit Cali at least once a year.
Native Californian here and grew up with positive thoughts about Texas and before the more recent political polarization, Texans were always very friendly. My last trip to Texas however has shown me that way more Texans dislike Californians than Californians even think about Texans. I still love the Texan food and their flavor of Rock music.
Yeah, IKR? It's like the Canadian v. American thing. Americans don't even think about Canadians, but are shocked to find out how big the chip on the shoulders of Canadians really is when we run across one of them. Same thing with Californians; we don't think of Texans (ever) and are surprised at their surprisingly angry reactions to us based on what they've heard on Fox, Breitbart, Alex Jones, Glenn Beck, etc. Anyway...
@@amapparatistkwabena That's because y'all keep floodin' central Texas. Austin used to be the shit till Californians started movin' there and ruinin' the southern hospitality style it was known for. Austin's still cool as hell but it doesn't really feel like it used to back in the 2000's/Early 2010's.
@@Demerey The thing is, Californians have had more people "flock" and move to California than any other state before. There are MUCH more transplants in California than actual native Californians, except you'll never hear Californians talk shit or put up agendas about transplants or where they came from ever. Even though many cities in California are suffering from gentrification big time (probabaly more so than any other state), Californians still really don't care where people come from. Tx is not on anyones radar
mic yagjvir that’s not the problem. The problem is Texas is known to be nice and everyone respects each other but people that come from Cali even thought they are cool they are just more stuck up and more materialistic and it’s not like they do it on purpose but it’s just their personality. They ruin our vibe for the most part
@@micyagjvir8289 You ain't gonna get what I mean, it's two different things. California has always been that type of state the place where people all over the world go to. Central Texas wasn't. It was like the hidden gem of Texas. Austin had it's own style back in the day, and now its gettin really superficial and pretentious. Doesn't really feel like Texas anymore.
5:35 I would also mention that the place initially named California is way south of California, the the conquistadors first landed at La Paz in Baja California Sur (basically Cabo) after navigating across the Gulf of California, as they made their way up they didn't find the connection to continental New Spain (the peninsula is crazy long, something like 700 miles) so they assumed it was an island. When they arrived they saw the natives wearing pearls so they remembered the story of a rich island ruled by a black queen called Calafia herself, California derived from there.
Thanks for adding that. Yeah, I originally was going to mention some of that but this video was already getting long.
Also California was called Nova Albion by Sir Francis Drake
Ah, that's why. I was wondering how anyone could possibly mistake California for an island. But Baja, California, yeah that I can see.
There was Baja (Lower) California and Alta (Upper) California. These were the actual names!
That’s why it’s called Baja California
Thanks for the video, I had learned one thing about American history.
I'm from Oklahoma,the red river can't stop me from Texas and if Texas were to leave the Union we'd be ass out. My Grandmother was born in waco and my grandfather was born in San Antonio with another one of my grandfather born in Austin. Got some people in Conroe. Alot of Love to the great State of Texas.I remember Family reunions in Wichita Falls.
They're both incredible places. I hate all the back and forth trash talking.
I'm with you!
It's mostly Texans who start it because they are the only ones desperately trying to make their state better and bash on California. Nobody cares whether you think Texas is better or not, at the end of the day, California's economy is still on top and a desirable place to live.
Abyss Grow up will you
Yep you’re telling me and the crazy part about it is that these are grown ass men and women acting like a bunch of junior kids instigating and bragging about who’s state is better or who’s state sucks. Everywhere including California and Texas have their pros and cons and that’s but sitting here trash talking about each other is really foolish, childish and immature
I'm a Texan a very proud of my state, I definitely wouldn't want to move to California personally but I am not gonna sit here and trash anyone
Both States have so many things to offer! Every place has the good and the bad and even that is relative.
As a Californian I can confirm that we have no rivalry with Texas whatsoever and all of the "beef" is just Texans being overly patriotic. We honestly don't care.
Aidan George California could care less about Texas
We just don’t want y’all moving here is all. No beef.
Aidan George Texas is like that girl that won’t stop talking about the pretty girl while the pretty girl doesn’t have a clue about her
I’m from the East Coast, and I lived in Texas for 7 months and it’s so true. They hate Californians coming in. Never seen so much hatred for someone trying to live elsewhere for a better life. But I do see why they don’t like them bringing their political views. Considering I am a bit conservative, but I’m no hardcore republican and anti liberal.
@Kent Horvath google "which states have the best food" Texas comes up at #1 and cali is #2 so try again. Also define what 'more to do' means. Also i'm not quite sure about the more educated part considering a higher percentage of California lives on welfare and under the poverty line than Texas. I cant deny the climate and natural beauty part tho cali is way better in that regard. But Texas is plentiful in jobs, homes, and everything is dirt cheap. Cali is too expensive and way higher crime rates. That's why so many Californians are moving here. I grew up in Houston and live in Austin and both cities are becoming overrun by people from California.
Idk about many other states but Texas and as a Texan I can say we are strong, prideful people. I also love visiting California as rare as that may be. I love traveling.
Thank you for acknowledging the California Genocide. I went to school largely in CA (more than any other one place in any case…it’s a little complicated) and can say most classrooms *completely* avoid the California Genocide and similar topics revolving around the 1848 Gold Rush and the origins of Californian US statehood - instead the Gold Rush is presented as this exciting pioneer-like adventure, and in my case we even went to Sutter’s Mill and “panned for gold” on a fun field trip. There was never, ever any hint that there may have been a dark side to what was in reality another totally brutal chapter in the ruthless story of Manifest Destiny. Also I can say that CA is politically much, much more purple than people realize. Of the past 10 governors exactly 5 have been Republican, including Reagan. I am also a resident of TX and can say that living in an ex-slave state is a distinctive experience - yes there are many “Confederate flags” flying around and traditional everyday racism (if you’ll permit the expression) seems more common, but you also consequently have Juneteenth and a greater general awareness of the history of racism. That may surprise you about Texans. Californians often seem out of touch with the history of race in the US, even though SoCal has a massive neo-Nazi problem and I have many memories of skinhead and Aryan gangs causing mayhem at the OC County fair. Yet your typical white Californian thinks their state is “above racism” in some way while exhibiting a noticeable amount of casual racism themselves. Just some remarks from a dual resident.
Wasn’t California its own country for like two weeks though?
Actually a month
It was unrecognized. In order to be an official country, it has to be internationally recognized.
@@loganleutwyler true that
a rebellion doesn't count.
And for one you have to be recognized by other countries. Which that never happened in California.
I mean, they thought they were their own country for a bit, yes. I started a country in Antarctica, also, by the way.
I’ve lived in California for all my life, but when I’m not in California I’m most likely in Texas. Love them both.
I love them both, too.
Austin Martín Hernández People will believe what they want.
Austin Martín Hernández I love california but I hate all the anti gun laws. That and homeless although they aren’t that bad where I live.
@@edgarcorona8795 Sounds like how I feel about Mass.
Austin Martín Hernández yeah because they want to keep you safe and if you have less guns then there are less shootings
The gulf coastal plains gets really cold around January and February other than December
4:41
I have a story for this actually (My social studies teacher's technically)
She used to live in Texas, so she experienced hurricanes before. One time, there was a hurricane (She was around in her teen years she said) and she and her brother slept through it.
Their mom wasn't happy to say the least lol
If you live on the East/Gulf Coast, you generally don't care about hurricanes.
I lived in Texas for four years and now live in California. Yes... California has worse and worse wild fires ravaging both Northern and Southern California and the smoke has been especially bad these last couple of years. The freeways are crowded most of the day. Cost of living is higher than most areas of the country. Those are some of the negatives of California. Texas on the other hand has mosquitoes the size of horse flies. The summers usually run from early May until October and can be brutally hot and humid. The humidity is what saps the life out of you. The landscape is mostly flat (nice around Austin). I would not call Texas a beautiful state. Freeways are almost always crowded and the state has been very slow to ramp up mass transit. The mantra in Texas is every man has the right to drive his truck or suv. It is a conservative state (except for Austin). Don't cut someone off on the freeway or you can easily be road raged with a gun pointed at you. I had a friend who was falling behind on his rent and even though he told his landlord that he will be caught up within 30 days, he came home to find his front door removed. There are little protections for citizens in Texas unless you want a gun or go to church. California has a coastline like no where in the world. You can go from Southern California sandy beaches that stretch for miles to a rocky coastline in the northern part of the state where you can see whales migrating north of south. The wine country feels like you are in France or Italy... the Sierra mountains feel like you are in Switzerland... The weather is amazing. Warm, "DRY" summers with literally no humidity to mild winters in the south to cooler winters in the north. If you want snow, you need to travel to the mountains where you can snow ski all winter. Yes, California has problems but there is no comparison. I am the happiest I have ever been living in this beautiful, amazing state.
Let’s think about the massive people moved to Texas 2020 and had to go through THE WINTER 2021 omg 😱
everything frozen with no electricity..., in California, you can last summer without air conditioner and winter without heater if you have to.
If you have money with tax sheltered income ( very high tax state), I think it’s the best place to live perhaps in the world.
We, as Californians are fighting to keep this state safe from crazy politicians ( recall governor ) in an effort to not completely go down
the drain ..., bc we love this state in spite of high cost of living.
Yea i visited both California and Texas in google street view and the nature of California is just ridiculous , it's super sad that these forest fires keep happening .
@@awsomemodels Forest fires could be prevented if our government just moved the wires underground, but they have already in a small scale
As a Texan I lived in California for my high school years and some middle school. Horrible education and drought. Too expensive and too much gang activity. When I went to Hollywood and San Francisco. I was shocked at the dirtiest and the huge population of homelessness. Didn’t feel safe at all. I have opposing political beliefs so in high school the kids were awful and treated me horribly. Poor housing. Too crowded at the beaches.
I rather be bite by big ass mosquitos. Live in the heat ( I got pool, I’m good). I know how to handle the “crazy road rage”. I get a nice two room apartment for super cheap.Better education. Better business opportunity. And I hate wine. So Yeah! I’m okay living in Texas. You stay in California and I’ll stay in Texas.
@@ashleymay6232 Texas doesn’t have better education though. It’s ranked 34th and California is ranked 20th. Also no one wants to hear you stupid political takes in school, just because you were a social outcast doesn’t mean it was the governments fault. And California also has a lower housing and property tax then Texas, which proves your only taking your “real experiences” from the media as the majority of California taxes are put into consumption.
Whatever arguments californians and Texans may have, we can all agree on one thing- we are the only states that matter 🤣
Bartomeu Out all the normies live in texas and california
And NYC
@@gestapoboyz6375 only the city not the state
Bartomeu Out fuck that. Not true at all.
Well, I mean, the other western states are rapidly being filled with fleeing Californians so soon they can be important too! They’re already starting to mirror California’s culture!
I'm moving to Texas (houston to be more specific) and I wanted to know is it more conservative or liberal there?
Texas leans conservative but has a fair few pockets of liberalism
Houston leans liberal except for the outer parts.
As someone who’s lived in Houston their whole life we’re conservative. Leave that liberal shit to Austin
Interesting. You didn’t mention the Bear Flag Revolt though. California had a proclaimed republic for about a few months around 1846. Our state flag is in fact based off of the California nation’s flag. Also, the weather in northern California (the entire half of the state, including the San Francisco bay area, the Central Valley and North-Central Coast around Monterey County) is very varied. The coast all along it (including the area around Eureka and Ukiah, the San Francisco bay area, and the north-central coast are much colder compared to the south coast (Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo areas, Los Angeles area, and San Diego area) which are warmer. For some reason coastal winds make northern Cali’s beaches freezing and unbearable for many, including myself. The Central Valley, which is in the north of the state is very warm and hot in the summer, however. Sacramento and Stockton are only an hour or so away from the bay area. And yet they’re boiling hot in the summer. Im many ways I feel like north-eastern California has weather that’s more like southern California. Also Southeastern California (the areas around San Bernadino, Riverside, Calexico, and Palm Springs) are practically all desert. So hot there.
Seriously the reason California have a lot of homeless is because everyone think they can become rich for some reason and move to the coastal area or expensive area...some part of California are affordable and liveable. Because of the big industry in California like Hollywood and Silicon Valley are where people always aim to be. If you don't have a good job don't move to the coastal area lol.
I would also blame the state government
@@theodoreroosevelt4260 Then you should blame every state governments plus the federal governments, Congress, the president, because every states have homelessness, not just California. Homelessness is a national issue, not just one state.
Homeless= lazy
@@lovemoviesful2 I haven't stepped over a turd or a syringe yet in Texas. Now I wouldn't be so bold as to claim they're non-existent somewhere in Texas but we certainly haven't made the national news over it. It really is a tragedy because California is a beautiful state. The elected representation has destroyed it and the residents perpetually make poor decisions.
@@OhIseeabee You haven't stepped over a turd or a syringe so therefore you think Texas doesn't have a homeless problem? That's what I called ignorant and in denial. You think homeless in Texas didn't make the news too? You live in your own bubble too much. See, people like you are the reason some issue are being ignored, because you like to think, if I don't see it, it doesn't existed or happened.
id move to the 2nd largest state if i were to move between the two , less taxes, lower cost of living, most of the jobs ive had were not minimum wags work. im a car guy and there are a lot less rules when it comes to vehicles in texas , heck there are a lot less rules over all period lol
i have lived in both states and oddly enough texas was the first place i had ever seen snow O_O
And now you see LOTS of snow amirite? Still, I love Alaska so much. But you know that. :)
The stuff with vehicles is because Texas Republicans dont care about the environment. Also the minimum wage is wayyyy too low
Cailifornia gets snow tho e.e
Creepy Closet The minimum wage is a bit to low (should be closer to about $9), but, it is way cheaper to live in Texas. Anyways, a minimum wage job is meant for teenagers, not forty year old high school dropouts. Sure, Texas doesn’t have environmental regulations, but California’s regulations are way too restrictive. I’d rather live in a place where you’re free to do what you want than “combat” climate change.
@@MrKEMills in California you are also free to do whatever you want. The difference is that the line gets drawn when when it starts to negatively affect something else like the environment. Also dont forget that Texas still doesnt have legal weed so it definitely doesnt have that more individualistic freedom. And no the line of reasoning that minimum wage jobs are only for teenagers needs to die off because of how ridiculous that sentiment is. Many people dont have the same opportunities to progress and the notion that people should just "suck it up and work harder" also doesnt work because more americans do that anyways yet work paycheck to paycheck. Why do you think more people live at home into their 20's nowadays when supporting themselves and paying for some kind of school? The 7.25 minnimum wage is far too low and only favors big buisness in Texas and should've been at least 10 bucks years ago. Also the US produces more services now than anything else so the pay should reflect that.
As a Texan North California is chill. It’s south California we don’t like
I stepped out of the car in Death Valley to photograph in 2014. It was 118º F. I handle heat well, but about 20 minutes was my limit.
I am from California, moved to Oregon as a young adult, and now live in Texas. Honestly, they are all great for their own reasons. BUT if I could afford to live in LA, I would move back to California.
If you’re middle class Texas is the best, but the moment I win the lottery I’m moving to Hawaii
I would went back to Oregon
"If I could afford" Ah.. Poor people in California.
@@creativedream7395 Well, I am in the Army so I don't have much choice where I live lol. Also waiting for the protests to calm down before I take leave.
Downtown Portland is awesome but my friends say it's fuuuucked up right now.
If you got money califorina is the better place to live...
Texans moving to California: “We’re rich enough to live in California!!”
Californians moving to Texas: “I cant afford my rent”
At least Texas have low gas price.
it do be like that sometimes
You're an idiot. The rent in Texas, look it up. Do some research before you type... Plus there is no state income tax in Texas, while California is home to the highest income taxes in the country. Regulation in California is strangling business, not so in Texas. That's why people are leaving California for Texas and Florida in far greater numbers than any other state.
@@mdyoung1971 You make some good points that are valid on the planet Ziod but here on Earth you're half fulll of shit.
mdyoung1971 damn ur full of shit
Being from California and living in Texas I love both!! Glad to have both in our country! I’m not going to argue which is better this is not a sibling thing or immature. To each their own
Wish most people could see it that way but because of today’s politics having these kinds of convos never go well.
Can you do DC & Md??
I’m from Texas but I prefer Texas
I’m from Texas but you gotta Admit...Texas is better than Texas
Texas is a racist toxic land
Texas is amazing
Fuck texas
Nice to hear your opinion, now stop mentioning us and pretending that we care. We don't.
Yess! Bringin' back the good ol compared series. Thanks so much!
Hoping to have more of them this summer! Woot!
@@iammrbeat Thanks for replying so fast. By the way, I know this is random but I also share your disdain for the electoral college. I made a video about one of the alternatives. But yes, looking forward to the next. Could you do smaller cities maybe, like Spokane vs Eugene? I don't know but they are both very nice cities that tend to fly under the radar, even though (if I'm correct) Spokane has over 400,000 people.
@@UnderstandPolitics I'm trying to convince Mrs. Beat to let us move to Spokane.
@@UnderstandPolitics Oh, and I will be sure to check out your video!
@@iammrbeat Wow....thanks so much!!!!! My heart is beating so fast, my favorite youtuber subscribed to me...thank you so much. Also, Spokane is beautiful. It's like a mix of Seattle and smaller northern cities like Missoula/Billings/Casper/Helena/Boise. Thanks so much, it means a lot!
I live in Texas and I’m going to California lol