Cities in America that Everyone is Leaving in 2024 🇺🇸
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2024
- In this eye-opening video, we delve into the top 10 cities in America that residents are leaving in search of a better quality of life. From rising costs of living to job opportunities, we uncover the reasons behind this trend. Which city will claim the top spot on our list? Stay tuned till the end to find out!
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Cities in America that Everyone is Departing from in 2024
Decampment Dilemma 🇺🇸 America's Top 10 Deserted Cities
00:00:00 The Great American Exodus
00:00:50 The Unpleasant Charm of Number 10
00:01:44 The Unfortunate Fate of Number 9
00:02:37 The Dire Situation of Number 8
00:03:26 The Gloomy Reality of Number 7
00:04:21 The Unlucky Number 6
00:05:14 The Unfortunate Number 5
00:06:07 The Downfall of Number 4
00:06:54 The Unlucky Number 3
00:07:51 The Runner Up at Number 2
00:08:42 The Unwanted Crown of Number 1
00:09:41 The Wrap-up
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Have you lived or visited any of these cities? Tell us about your personal experiences. Where do you live now? 🌍
0:51 you’re stating Minnesota but your showing some Chicago backdrops?
Thanks for pointing this out, I will need to go back and check the editing. I appreciate your comment!
"Everyone is leaving" is such a misleading and dishonest way of introducing -- at most -- periodic and episodic demographic changes. "Everyone is leaving" is a sloppy if sensational way to refer to what is more like a small or temporary net outflow of maybe a couple thousand residents in cities with populations in the many hundreds of thousands or even maybe in the millions.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the topic. You bring up an important point about the need for accuracy and context when discussing demographic trends. I agree that using blanket statements like "everyone is leaving" can oversimplify complex situations. My intention was to highlight significant shifts in population dynamics, but I understand the importance of providing more nuanced information. I'll keep your feedback in mind for future discussions on this subject. I am always happy to recieve constructive feedback.
@@Curious-World-io If you're intention was to highlight significant shifts in population, yoiu would've shared concrete numbers.
You invoke "dynamics" to weasel your way out admitting you're selling snake oil. Shameful.
@AllenGraetz, I appreciate your feedback. You're right; concrete numbers would provide a clearer picture. In future videos, I'll make sure to include more specific data to support the discussion. Thanks for holding me accountable-I'm committed to delivering content that's both informative and accurate.
Just come to Utah. It's only 150% more expensive than it was a decade ago. Super cool. Super neat.
Too many strange, outdated ways fed by large share of individuals practicing the Morman Faith.....very ANTI - GLBTQ.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Would like to explore Utah more. I assume the wages haven't gone up 150% as well.
I lived near SF and left in 1970. It was so beautiful then.
Thanks for sharing. Where do you live now and how does it compare? Always interested on hearing about people experiences of places!
Still is beautiful.
He was way too easy on SF. The streets are filled with homeless and druggies. Businesses are all closing.
Thanks for sharing your perspective!
People are leaving, but the cost of living goes up! How does this work? Should this not result in cheaper housing & rentals?
Great point. It might seem counterintuitive that as people leave a city, the cost of living continues to rise. Several factors can contribute to this. Increased demand for housing from those who remain, limited availability of affordable housing options, and other economic factors can all play a role in driving up housing prices and rentals, even as population decreases. It's a complex issue with various contributing factors. Thanks for bringing up this aspect of the discussion!
High crimes shootings and people died from old ages.
Everyone?
You're right to question the title-it's true that not everyone is leaving these cities, but there are significant population trends indicating outmigration. The title might be a bit of an exaggeration to grab attention, so I appreciate your perspective. If you have any thoughts on the topic or suggestions for future videos, I'd love to hear them!
I suggest you do some historical research. In 1790 the 10 largest U.S. cities were New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Charleston, Baltimore, North Liberty, Salem, Newport, Providence, Marblehead. In 1890 the largest were New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Boston, Baltimore, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Cleveland. In 1990 the largest were New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, San Diego, Detroit, Dallas, Phoenix, San Antonio. Today they are New York, Los Angeles, Houston, Phoenix, Philadelphia, San Antonio, San Diego, Dallas, San Jose. Moving is something Americans have always done Cities rise and cities fall. It is historically proven to be inevitable.
Thank you for sharing this historical perspective on the evolution of American cities. You've highlighted a fundamental aspect of urban development-cities rise and fall over time, driven by various factors including economic shifts, demographic changes, and cultural trends. Indeed, the movement of people within and between cities is a longstanding phenomenon deeply rooted in American history. Recognizing these historical patterns helps us better understand contemporary trends in urban migration. Your insights add valuable context to the discussion, and I appreciate you taking the time to share them.
"Today they are New York, Los Angeles, Houston, Phoenix...." I'm sure you just made a simple mistake of omission, but Chicago is still in the third spot for the time being. Houston has a real chance to catch Chicago in the next decade, but there is a very sharp falloff after that. simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_population
@robertkerner2206, thank you for pointing out that oversight. You're absolutely right-Chicago is indeed currently in the third spot. I appreciate you providing the accurate information and the link for reference. It's crucial to ensure accuracy in discussions like these, so your input is invaluable. Thanks again for keeping the conversation informed!
@@Curious-World-io I hope by my comment you knew I thought it was just a simple mistake. I make them all the time, so I'm certainly familiar. I neglected to comment that I thought your post was insightful... It was. Omitting Chicago by accident makes it no less so.
@@robertkerner2206 Thank you for the follow up. I really appreciate your comments.
Now u tell us why there's a soviet UAZ, and a VAZ-2108 in the picture @ 7:00
Thanks for pointing this out, I will need to go back and check the editing. I appreciate your comment!
😅😅😅...good
I think that you're full of BS for the most part.
How many of your viewers are leaving in mass exodus?
I don't believe that you are giving the whole truth.
Count me as #1.
Bye-bye
Thanks for taking the time to watch and share your thoughts. I appreciate your perspective. While I understand your skepticism, the intention behind the video was to shed light on migration trends observed in certain American cities, rather than making broad generalizations. I value constructive criticism and differing viewpoints, so thank you for expressing yours. If you have any specific concerns or questions about the information presented, I'd hear this for consideration.
What is the data source? I looked at multiple sources of city population change in 2023-4 and couldn't find any agreement with your list.
@@Curious-World-io you get what you vote for. Poor minorities have been brainwashed by the Marxist media and the Democrats.
haha you need go to China or Russia
Thanks for your comment. Apologies for the late reply! Any specific examples? Appreciate the engagement.
Seattle definitely needs to be on this list.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Seattle does face population challenges and could definately be considered for this list. I focused on cities experiencing significant population decline. This list is subjective and can be challenged for sure. I really appreciate your input, and it's always interesting to consider different viewpoints.
All democrat run cities hmmmm I wonder y?
Our society is degenerating and the so-called "progressives" are blazing the trail. The democrats are no more than insidious marxists at this point.
Don't be silly
Yes Democrats control the weather and Republican greed to outsource manufacturing to Mexico.
@@rangerboy7877he’s right though.
Oh wow. What an original comment! Do you all have like play book of comments you use for certain situations? Zero originality...
How many republicans ran in Chicago and LA by the way? They're very large cities....You would think there would be line of republicans wanting that gig. Or do they love just pointing their fingers and repeating the same comment over and again. I guess they don't really want to change things do they? Democrats do the same thing also. You all exactly alike just going different directions. The lies and hypocrisy between the 2 parties is pathetic.
Did those people goes to Mexico instead?
а в РОССИИ полно вакансий и денег ! и все счастливы
Thank you for sharing your perspective! It's interesting to hear about the job opportunities and prosperity in Russia. It's true that different regions have their own unique circumstances. The video focuses on population trends in American cities, but it's valuable to consider global perspectives as well. Thanks for adding to the discussion!
Sometimes the truth hurts.
Thanks for watching! It's true that discussions about population trends can be difficult, especially when it affects communities. Your comment reflects the importance of addressing these issues. Thanks for sharing.
These cities are managing to keep their gangs👍
You lost all credibility when you showed videos of Chicago while telling us why "everybody is leaving" Minneapolis. That's just plain sloppy. And for the record, Chicago had a population increase from 2010 to 2020, is on track for a 3rd year of declining violent crime rates (except for carjackings which are on the rise nationally), and has been cited #1 for the last 7 or 8 years by Site Selection Magazine for corporate relocations TO and expansions IN the city (just last year, Kellogg renamed itself Kellanova and relocated from Battle Creek MI to Chicago, and GE Healthcare was spun off from GE and HQ'd in Chicago - both are $12+ billion sales Fortune 500 companies). Also, you need to tone down the sensationalist rhetoric, like "Cities in America that Everyone is Leaving in 2024."
I appreciate your feedback. Thank you for pointing out the footage misalignment; I will certainly review the editing process. Regarding Chicago's population decline, it's indeed a topic with conflicting information. However, it's pretty well documented that Chicago's population is declining at a steady rate, currently at 1.43% annually. Here's just one of the many sources: [worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/chicago-il-population].
Violent crime rates are up for Chicago, which is well documented by the Police. It is pretty clear that Chicago has a crime issue. With a crime rate of 37 per one thousand residents, Chicago has one of the highest crime rates in America compared to all communities of all sizes - from the smallest towns to the very largest cities. One's chance of becoming a victim of either violent or property crime here is one in 27. Within Illinois, more than 97% of the communities have a lower crime rate than Chicago.
Overall, this list is subjective and covers a complex topic with various factors. I appreciate your engagement and perspective on this matter. Thanks again for your comment.
democrats
Not a single city from Texas. Thank God!
also Florida ;-)
Yea, it's cause the WHOLE state of TEXAS SUX...Led by a lunatic Governor, anti - women laws, & permitting of guns to anyone (lax laws). You cldn't pay me to live in that dumpster - fire, hate - filled State.
@@DenkbeschleunigerFL is also an ultraconservative bastion of loony, racist politicians led by the biggest clown of all, Ron 'I still wanna be Prez' DeSantis. I lived in Ft Lauderdale (Broward County) from 1994 - 2002 & ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT. Now, the State has been seized by GOP mongrels who will do ANYTHING to get their heavily biased, hate - filled prejudiced, unpatriotic policies & laws passed. SO VERY SAD to see what FL has become.
I've never understood the desire to live in a big city. Everything about them is yuck. Nice to visit for a week or so, but I'd never live in one. Also, I see a trend here....
I love living where I am. I dont have to drive 20 miles to shop, for example.
Who wants to live in backwards, dated Bum Fuck Egypt? Cities have the Arts, Education, History, Sports & more. It's just a NO - BRAINER...CITIES RULE.
You must be a REAL LONER...an outcast @ that.
If you love socialism, overtaxation, crime, violence, inflation... Move to a city.
Socialism pays for rural roads, hospitals, infrastructure, schools, farms subsidies, weather disasters, flood and crop insurance, etc. You don't think your taxes alone pays for that, do you?
It not just socialism its allso capalistic greed me me me attitude in restraints want a tiny steak a potatoes and a few vegetables that will cost you 17.oo to 24.00 a Plat go to the keg restraint try 45.00 a plate and that is bottom price
Want to rent a 1 b.r apt 1.700. Dollars and that is with out utilities minium wage in canada is 15 dollars a hour who is responble for this many are to the far right they say oh there lazy or oh they don't work hard enough or find a cheaper place to live or oh it's not my problem well know it is there problem in canada a cup of coffee is 3 dollars in the store 300grams of coffee will run you aprox 14 dollars a pound in the 1970.s 10 loaves of bread was 1 dollar today 10 loaves mid price bread 40 dollars canada 😮
@@RonaldDean-sp6jl I retired from the Navy. One day it dawned on me that all E-1's make the same E-1 pay. All O-4s make the same O-4 pay. That's communism. It takes a communist defense force to protect a Republic.
THEY'RE RIGHT TO LEAVE UNSECURED CITIES !!!!!
DEI and no dateable women
Yeah, no one wants to date bigots like you.
Philadelphia is a horrible place to live, beyond awful and unforgivable, PERIOD !!!!!
Sorry to hear about your negative experience of Philadelphia. If you're comfortable, could you share more about what aspects of Philadelphia you find are the biggest challenges there? Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Vote blue stay screwed 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Detroit does not belong on this list.
Thanks for sharing your perspective. The inclusion of Detroit on this list is based on research and analysis of demographic trends, including population decline, migration patterns, and economic factors. Detroit has seen significant efforts towards revitalization in recent years, it still faces challenges related to population loss and urban decay that warrant its mention in discussions about cities experiencing outmigration. This list is definately subjective and open for debate, so I appreciate your comment! What is your opinion / experience of Detroit? Thanks for engaging .
@Curious-World-io thanks for responding, and our view of Detroit is in our works, available for all to see! We focus on the now and future, not the troubled past that continues to overshadow the current progress! Thanks again!
Thats great to hear. My list is focused on the now and hope the future will move in the right direction for all cities. Thanks again for responding and I will keep an eye out for it!
This video is not good.LOL
Fair enough, not every video hits the mark for everyone! Thanks for sharing your feedback, even if it's just a "LOL." If you have any suggestions for how I can improve future videos, I'd love to hear them. Appreciate you taking the time to watch!
Democrat run cities hmmmmm??? Why don’t you go down south, there are too many poor states down south, they are all red states hmmmmmmmmm!!!