What is the LARGEST city nobody talks about? (Geography Now)

You would think it would be hard to hide 13 million people but somehow...it happens.

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[GeographyNow]

The largest cities on Earth are usually the most popular. but sometimes, without realizing it, 13 million people slip right under your radar. What is the LARGEST city nobody talks about? Consider my proposal. ENJOY!

[anssisarvi]

Make video of the smallest cities that everybody talks about.

[frisianmouve]

Amsterdam might be the most talked about city under 1 million

[olitor]

Talking about Democratic Republic of Kongo:
* Belgium is getting sweaty *

[theclariceworld]

Born and raised in Kinshasa, true Kinois...You did quite well in presenting our city and explaining why nobody talked about it. Indeed the country has been in trouble basically since the independence, Kinshasa is one of the very few place in Congo which is kinda developped, have some infrastructures and not even all the city... A really shame cause the potential is massive. Let's hope things will get better with the diaspora .

[rohaller]

Onitsha in Nigeria is a city with almost 8 million residents almost no one knows about. I know it is not a megacity but it is stil pretty big.

[into_the_void]

Never heard about this ' London ' place ..

Sounds exotic

[SauceKingg]

Personally I feel like a lot of those Chinese cities were less well known

[amaurygantet]

As a French I feel like we really know about Kinshasa, the Congolese diaspora is kinda influential in France thanks to musicians (mainly rappers)

[harounbraik]

In Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Samoa, the Philippines, and other countries speaking an austronesian language, everybody knows Lima, because that means five in their language

[kknives]

Real talk, I said before the video started “It’s either Dhaka or Bogota but I’ll watch the whole thing just to see if I’m right.” Then when you revealed the actual city I thought “Actually yeah, I’m a History and Geography fanatic and even I don’t really think of that place.”

[MannBilimoria]

Ngl, when he didn't mention Kinshasa with Lagos and Cairo I immediately got suspicious and thought that it might show up. Wasn't mistaken

[JoaquinMartinezKeen]

"No one talks about Kinshasa" *Belgium intensifies*

[spartanboi]

Kinshasa is basically that city in cities skylines that is very packed but with only a stadium, dog parks, and a few tennis courts.

[TheGameHub]

i love how he's holding it just looks like a comically small sized microphone and its hilarious

[tomm]

In year 8 we had to pick and research a mega city, everyone chose New York, London, Paris, Jakarta. The people in my class made fun of me when I picked Kinshasa as they thought it was too hard for me to do. I was the only one who got an A.

[mirzaaljic]

- Mom can we go visit Paris?
Mom: But we have Paris at home
Paris at home: Kinshasa

[ylliks]

Kinshasa is interesting actually when you included Kinshasa-Brazzaville metropolitan area

[rossellinirossicalrossc]

I would say that those Chinese cities you mentioned aren’t very well know at all - Beijing and Shanghai are definitely the only Chinese cities MANY people know about

[yannmondehard]

As a French with lots of Africans in my entourage, I'm surprised that Kinshasa ranks n°1.
But it may be because we speak the same language so we've got a lot of immigration and also as I said, it's my personal experience.