Top 10 Cities That Swear the Most in America 🗣️

Welcome back, everyone! 🌟 Today, we’re diving into the wild world of profanity and uncovering the surprising cities with the most swearing across the United States. From the bustling streets of Washington DC to the laid-back vibes of Louisville Kentucky, you won't believe which places topped the list! 🎉

Join us as we explore:
- The artistic profanity of Washington DC 🎨
- Louisville’s Southern charm mixed with sailor talk 🐴
- Fort Worth's Tarantino-esque language 🎬
- San Francisco’s colorful sidewalk symphonies 🌉
- Indianapolis’s poetic expletives 🌼
- Philly's unapologetically vibrant vocabulary 🏙️
- Oklahoma City’s friendly banter 🤠
- Jacksonville’s daily dose of profane charm 🌴
- Las Vegas’s casual casino cursing 🎲
- Columbus Ohio’s unbeatable swearing stats 🥇

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[jarvisstradford]

New York City and Boston should be on this list

[JohnDoe-lcyj]

NYC, Boston and ANY city in New Jersey. It's practically an artform.

[wesstudebaker]

I'm from Columbus Ohio and I support this fucking message😂

[franceswellinger]

Born and brought up in Massachusetts, I do believe profanity was a mandatory requirement in the start of grammar school. The schools back in the day they were bi-lingual environment we use profanity constantly. The satisfaction of stringing together 2/3 languages with a pinch of profanity sprinkled in between every other word was a work of art. Every word spoken to man and even made up ones that sound like church bells ringing. I would lay awake at night inventing unique ways to string profanities together that would earn an A+ from the teacher supervising the play ground. Profanity was basically the only thing I had stuck with for 60 years, never giving up and perfecting my art. 😂

[roydavis]

I grew up in and have lived in Ohio most of my life. We used to have a classification called "Shop talk" for the use of profanity. However I had a grandfather who told all his grandkids. "The use of profanity shows that you lack the intelligence to express yourself in a civil way".

[cece]

Not surprised to see Philly on the list. Was surprised there wasn't a Jersey or NY city mentioned. Love the HR visit stats!

[enigmawyoming]

WAIT…. Yesterday Briggs has Columbus, Ohio as #1 for good jobs in the tech industry. Today Briggs has Columbus, Ohio #1 for profanity. Anybody else see a pattern here? Swear a lot… get a good tech job. F’ing yeah!!

[kotysuefawcett]

LOL👍 Love this most UNIQUE & totally AWESOME video!! Thanks, Jim! Luv ya' 🤗✌️

[russiantuba]

I’m about an hour south of Columbus and drive to Columbus daily. When I saw this, I knew Columbus would be at the top. Doesn’t surprise me one bit at all.

[MorganTracey-jm]

Yup. Are you f-in kidding me? Anywhere in New Jersey!

[scottmarquardt]

My mother, a Marilyn Monroe twin and retired Boeing worker(Seattle )came to Sioux falls for a visit and I had to tell her a couple of times that people don't swear here 😅

[CafeDeJulz]

You have the most interesting city lists.

[donalddove]

you're a funny man briggs, you make me smile and laugh

[williamsummerson]

Great job on the video Briggs. I'm surprised that Boston didn't make the list.

[patricksmith]

NYC and NJ is probably not on the list because if you file a complaint with HR they'll cuss you out! LOL😂😂😂😂😂

[ShondaD_]

Heyyy Briggs! Love your videos❤ Can you do one with cities or states with less swearing? Thanks

[margaretames]

Grew up in NYC and learned to swear very well! So glad I have that skill since I live in Columbus!

[amysprenkle]

Hey Briggs, love your videos!! I'm going to take a wild guess and say Baltimore, and Boston to be in the running.

[GabeHandle]

I grew up in NE Ohio and it was pretty common to hear people tell stories like this: "f*ckin... you know what I'm saying? Stopped at the f*ckin Speedway on the way home and there's a f*ckin cop just sitting there in the store eating a f*ckin donut. Like how f*ckin cliche is that f*ckin sh*t?"

[theresa]

Philly has perfected it to an art form. I'm just outside the city.