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God damn stfuAww this nikka tight lol
NY nikkas when you say Chicago got better pizza:
God damn stfuAww this nikka tight lol
NY nikkas when you say Chicago got better pizza:
The best pizza is in Staten IslandLowkey the Bronx is the last borough with some life left in it.
God damn stfu
what a fukkin loser.
The best pizza is in Staten Island
Not sure what you mean by “life”.Lowkey the Bronx is the last borough with some life left in it.
NYC is objectively the greatest city in America.Never been to Tokyo but two things:
1. Los Angeles is a better city than New York, I've always felt this way, I have no doubt in my mind. Los Angeles is just different and is easily one of the greatest cities on the planet...
2. NYers and East Coasters do feel greater about NY than most people, when you get off the Eastern/Atlantic Seaboard, you get a far different general perception of NY than you get when you're on this coast. Not that people dont appreciate NY or think it's a great city; they do. But NY isn't considered the top dog to people the further west you go, the way its viewed along the East Coast...
People like other places besides NY, abd a lot of NYers can't seem to fathom that everyone doesn't view NY as the greatest thing in history...
Nah it's not objective...NYC is objectively the greatest city in America.
I don’t doubt that Tokyo is better.
But as far as this country goes objectively by the facts no city is greater.
Oh, its legit I was at the hip-hop museum they had an exhibition on the Golden Era its free entry all this month and its in the temporary site (I recommend it).
The actual site is almost complete and contains apartments and commercial space. You go up by Gauchos Basketball Gym and Hostos Community College and its looking Brooklyn-esque, a lot of new luxury apartment buildings. Out in Mott Haven the eateries, bars, coffee shops, book stores, murals are coming in, new construction, and leasing space available everywhere. Fat Joe got his sneaker store, the South BoX boxing gym some dope French-Mex fusion spot and this is all close to the projects all on the same strip.
This area is the next Williamsburg or Long Island City by 2030.
Nah it's not objective...
NY had a 200+ year head start on LA as a developed jurisdiction. LA was pretty much nothing befire 1900...
In less than a century LA lapped every city in the nation besides NY, and in just barely over a century its continued to strengthen its case. NY has the size and legacy that underscores its age advantage...
LA in short time has developed the infrastructure of one of the most powerful cities globally that truly challenges NY, because you can't actually do anything important in NY that you can't do in LA. Not from a lifestyle perspective...
You can't make am "objective" case for NY when NY doesn't objectively have the better weather; NY doesn't objectively have the greater education infrastructure; LA media is as influential to nearly as many people as LA media; on and on and on. I can keep going here...
It isn't objective at all...
I like NY. I love LA. There's nothing I can really do in NY that I can't do in LA, and I'm LA I have a more appealing atmosphere and infrastructure...
When I lived Upstate I heard from about 5 different people, at different times, who told me I remind them of a Queens nikka. This was circa 2011, 2012, 2013, didn't put too much stock into it then. I assumed it was because I was trafficking and maybe something about my speech or persona...
Years later I started researching random shyt about Queens and it just has some major appeal to me. The demographics, the layout, etc. I've known some heads from Queens over the years, when I lived in Albany one of my boys was from Far Rock, that was my dog, and just met a few more guys from there over time...
To me its easily the most appealing borough. Probably the strongest borough for black people in terms of livability, there's plenty of entertainment there, it's on the short list of most diverse and most integrated cities/places in America. It's something about Queens that just stands out way above the other boroughs to me. I've never been to Bronx, Brooklyn or SI either but I have no real itch to see those places. I really wanna see Queens though ...
As big as NYC is,do different boroughs have different cultures?
Or a muthafukka gotta go to Rochester or Syracuse for that?
As big as NYC is,do different boroughs have different cultures?
Or a muthafukka gotta go to Rochester or Syracuse for that?