I Moved to the Largest City in North America (Mexico City) 

Great explanation, I’d imagine Mexico City would take some time to truly experience even half of what it has to offer.

@Michelle Mexico City :)

I need to go there!!!

I'm from Mexico city and even though I'm very proud of Mexico city and Mexico in general! I would say is full of history,the food is amazing and there's a lot of things to do is definitely Not the most beautiful city in north America but yes it is beautiful! 👍🙂

Thank you too much. Best regards from México.

🇲🇽VIVA MÉXICO 🇲🇽

After San Francisco, you mean. 😏

@@RoadDawgLife Are you from California? San Fran is a horrible city, there is some a beautiful architecture in San Francisco but the streets are so small and packed and all the hills and homelessness and drugs and violence and tourists and it’s just a dirty city all around. The pier is considered one of the most overrated tourists attractions in America. I’ve lived about an hour away from San Francisco my whole life btw.

Thank you my friend! I would love to visit Morocco!

You will be wellcome if some time you came to visit.

Actually Sao Paulo is bigger.

@@pablerry "According" but no. Within a few years, CDMX will increase in size, leaving Sao Paulo far behind. We know from good sources, CDMX is growing even more than it normally does. 😉

@@cu9424 CDMX can't grow, maybe in population, but in extention it cant' it already adjoins with state of mexico from all sides, the cities around CDMX. Atizapan, cuautitlan, coacalco, cuautitlan izcali, chalco, chicoloapan, chimalhuacan, ecatepec, huixquilucan, ixtapalapa, Nicolas romero, Naucalpan, Nezahualcoyotl, Tecamac, Tlanepantla, tultitlan, those municipalities will grow, but those are not CDMX.

@@pablerry But the one that grows is CDMX, and that means that because it increases, it absorbs those cities. I would believe that it was the other way around, that those cities reached CDMX, but no, quite the opposite. That is why it is considered the largest in America and one of the most populous in the world.

@@cu9424 stop with that nonsense, the bisggest in the Americas is Sao Paulo. And yes it is the number 10th most populated city in the world. And is not something to be proud, that city must reduce its polulation 20% in order to survive.

welcome to nmexico

LOL, I remember my grandma making chicken feet when I was quite small. They were for my grandpa.

Im mexican and i have never try that 🤭

I've never seen anyone selling it and never tasted it.

@@leoninavictoria8024 It's a lady in a shopping car, in front of the casino :P

We will waiting for your back! You are always welcome. Let me know if you come, surely you don't know many places .

@@peguerojordy I'll be back eventually! Currently in Thailand for the year 🎉🤗🤗

Hahah! bugs are definitely not mandatory, it's not considered normal even for locals, just a fun thing to do if you're brave enough. I'm glad you enjoy the city!

Yes you should!

No es Vi

Mexico- United Statesian. We are all Americans, even if you were born in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Brazil. AMERICA is a continent that the gringos stole. And you're not even half Mexican, you just do it and say because that's what the video is about and you want your likes. Ridiculous.

Saludos paisano. No faltará quien te sonsaque para beber unas chelas en México en un tranquilo día de asueto 🍺🍺🍺

@@cu9424 Go cry somewhere else.

Eres bienvenido cuando quietas regresar

Thank YOU!

Thank you!

@@HaleyTakesOntheWorld Gracias!

Thanks Eileen

Thanks Todd! I'd love that!

where do you live now?

Generally yes. There's to major diferences weather wise tho: 1. Mexico city has a very long rain season, in wich showers are sometimes 6/7 days a week and troughout the entire day, this season goes from late spring to late summer, sometimes even early fall. During this season the city becomes chaotic and the temperature is a mess, because it varies wildly beetwen super hot, to cool to cold in a whimp. The other major diference is that mexico city (specially in the south and higher altitudes of the city-since, you know, it's a valley-) has a somewhat colder and earlier fall/winter season, so it tends to be a little be more cold than cali and definetely more windy. One thing to keep in mind tho: MX city has a transitional weather troughout all seasons, wich means that, generally, no matter the season, it tends to be quite cold during nights and mornings and generally gets comfortably warm (in winter) to absolutely insuffetable (in spring and early summer) during the day, only to again get colder fast once the sun goes out. So it tends to be a city with very unpredictable climate and weather.

That’s some crazy logic lol

Best shot of mezcal I've ever had

I was absolutely squeamish haha. I think crabs are so much scarier looking than bugs and I love crab. We're just not conditioned to eating bugs.

You don't have to be fluent, basic Spanish is usually enough to get by most places in Mexico. If you don't want to travel alone, find someone to go with you, there's lots of Facebook groups, other places to find travel busses, or meet some people along the way!

Eso no es problema en México tendrás muchos amigos ellos te alludaran suerte!

You only need 10% spanish, learn the basics like "how much, where is it," and you are set to go.

Mexican people help you. Star first in CDMX. You will make friends easy. People is firendly.

Don't be scared! I'm currently in Santiago a small town near Monterrey and I'm staying with 2 Americans who only the basics...and they've been traveling all over the country. I'm lucky though BC I do know Spanish thanks parents from Guanajuato!

I spent time in Medellín last year and made videos about it! I loved it so much

I hope I can too! One of these days.

Thanks for being here on the journey