New Zealand Family Reacts to ALL 50 US STATES SUMMARIZED |(CALIFORNIA IS MIND BLOWING!)

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Title: Lioness (Instrumental) by DayFox
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[horrordudealma]

The truth is that every single state has lots of great things about them, but states are big and people visit one town and think the whole state is like that one town 😂

[BigTBariatric]

As a Michigander, he got this wrong. Yeah, Detroit and Flint are struggling, but the rest of the state is a gorgeous natural paradise.

[kassiad]

NY is so much more then the city. You have the Adirondacks which is I believe is one the largest state parks in the country. It's a combination of public and private lands mixed. There is also the Catskill Mountains, Finger Lakes, Niagara Falls, Letchworth. There is some amazing parks but none that fall under the National Parks like Yellowstone.

[CajunGators]

Lmao “Branson MO, the Las Vegas for old people” why is that so accurate?

[alfredabutler]

Greetings from Arizona! I am a member of the largest Native American tribe, the Navajos. I watch your videos and Enjoy it very much. ❤

[auntlynnie]

As a New Yorker who doesn’t live in NYC, it’s frustrating when everyone focuses only on the city. I live upstate NY in the Catskill Mountains. I have multiple farms as neighbors, and no cell service at my house. Also, NIAGARA FALLS! I lived in Wyoming for a couple of years, and the official state sport really is rodeo.

[Reelunique]

I always try to explain to non US travelers that each state in itself is like it’s own small country with it’s own unique cultural experiences and government which works in tandem with the larger federal government.

[halicarnassus]

"Nevada is like California's drunk girlfriend". I would love to see a license plate of Nevada with that on there.

[jeanb.]

WOW - he had like nothing to say about the beautiful state of Montana!! Yes we have many Indian Reservations - but we have immense wilderness, lots of gorgeous parks, fabulous fishing, Grizzly bears and great hunting for elk and deer ( Our deer are like three times the size of deer in other states). We are famous for huckleberry foods like jelly and so on, we are also famous for our skiing. We have the beautiful Yogo sapphires here and you can go gold panning.

[stever]

You're right, Geography Now is a great example of stealth learning. It's great that you all are learning about the USA and its states and territories before you visit. I hope what you learn about us doesn't frighten you off. Best wishes, this video was great as always.

[beep]

This guy's view of the US is a typical Cali view...missed so much.

[joyannwesson]

Arizona is not just deserts 🏜. Northern Arizona is 🏕🏞🏔 mountains and forest. We get snow. There are lots of Native American tribes. There are 22 tribes are in ARIZONA. I work for one of them.
We are also have western towns and my town has the world's oldest rodeo. Also movies were filmed in my town.

[marycarter]

West Virginia is the Mountain State. The only state completely inside the Appalachian Mountains. Home to the New River which is actually the oldest river in the US and the 3rd oldest river in the world. We are a very rural state end none of our "big cities" are actually big enough population wise to be cities, not even our capital of Charleston. We are also the only state to be created entirely fron another state.

[williamwarren]

Living in Cali, ( So. Cal). During the winter, in one day, I am able to surf at the beach in the morning, drive to the mountains, see snow, and then spend the night in the desert.

[fairygoth-mother]

Hello from Colorado. Like a lot of states in the US there is a lot to Colorado. It's where the Great Plains meet the Rocky Mountains. Besides the plains and the mountains, there is the desert southwest in the Four Corners where four states meet. We have over 300 days of sunshine a year (this catches visitors off-guard in the winter time because they look out the window and see a clear, sunny day not realizing it's only 15 degrees Fahrenheit!). We are the Centennial State since we became a state in 1876 -- had a huge celebration in 1976 when the US turned 200 and Colorado turned 100. There are areas in southern Colorado (like La Junta) that were originally colonized by the Spanish and later Mexicans before people from the eastern US moved out here. Denver, the Mile High City, is actually in a bowl and you go up hill in all four directions when leaving Denver. The lowest point in Colorado is higher than the highest point in Pennsylvania. We used to be a lot more like Wyoming with horses and ranches but we've been invaded by folks from California in the 1980s and lately by hipsters since weed was legalized. Please visit and spend your money here, but please don't move here. There are too many people here already, so we don't need any more (personally, I wanted fences to be installed in 1975).

[NotaVampyre]

Ohio, specifically Dayton, was the home of the Wright Brothers. They are credited for building the first airplane. They took their planes to Kittyhawk, N. Carolina to test because of the steady high wind conditions there.

[jeidamartin]

Im from Kentucky specifically Louisville where the giant baseball statue leaning on the buiding is. I can't tell you how many times we've taken a picture in front of it, but whenever we go downtown we always make sure, or at least always make sure that we pass it so my mom can take pictures😊

[dbrooks]

oh boy You got some explaining to do, the confused look on Atlanta's face is too sweet.

[spcmegreg]

Wyoming: the scariest state if youre in the know. Home to a super volcano capable of an extinction level event which is also crazy overdue to erupt. 😱

[madrigalgirl]

I was born and raised in Tennessee-TN. I have lived on both ends of the state and have traveled to a good portion. If you ever have questions about TN then please let me know. I would be happy to explain what is pretty cool here. Fun facts: TN is a diverse state of landscaping as west TN is flat, middle is hilly, and east is mountainous; we have a ton of fun festivals for the smaller rural areas; we have several waterfalls and national parks as well as state parks, and the larger the city=the more rude and less manners (generalizing).