The WORST Places On Earth To Live 

Nah it’s still habitable. Just can’t be in the innercity

@@softcoverbat2769 Comparedhakka to Port-au-Prince in this case.

Yeah, I mean I can't think of another city where you have a higher chance of being literally eaten by other people.

@@tanned06 Must be Heell on Earth

As a brazilian, I was kinda expecting a city in maybe Bahia, but I agree, any haitian city would make the list as good.

Kinda true, yeah👍

Let's not overlook that (in addition to the blatant graft, crime, corruption and poverty) La Riconado at 5700 meters (16,700 feet) in altitude has a limited oxygen supply and has unbelievable pollution with unspeakable filth in its streets (only three showers available to the public - that's three individual showers- to be paid for). As for Tristan da Cunha? Yes, it has a slow pace with no distractions of city life. However, it's SO remote that food and supplies are rather sporadically imported and virtually the only locally produced food are the potatoes which each inhabitant is expected to participate in the farming of. Also, one had better learn to be civil if not like as many of one's neighbors as possible as only about 238 people live there. Hence, it's not hard to imagine that with its dual combo of extreme remoteness and a small population this would be a place where most if not everyone would be minding else's business . So if one likes having urban services, fresh varied cuisine and privacy, this likely wouldn't be the ideal spot.

Port au Prince didn't seem that bad until you mentioned French

Hate to rain on your parade, but I don't think Indian cities can wrestle.

There are many slums like that in the world, maybe he will make part 2 and mention them

Best place to cold

normal place to cold

place to cold

Best place if you like skiing all year round!

People would be pretty surprised

Noooooooooo plz

I have heard great things about Asmara. I want to visit one day. Cheers from Mexico

I’ve been there and in the city center it’s not that common. The only people I saw with guns were the police.

I'm sure the creators of this video are aware of that

@@Dankfort Then why only provide measurements in inches? Nobody knows how much 72 inches is.

They could give the figures in both imperial and metric systems. I always struggle because I have to do maths while watching the videos 😬

Yes we do. It's 6 feet.

@@nicholasharvey1232 The rest of the world doesn't use feet, either ❤️ It's not hard to include conversions to normal measurements.

Probably because Seattle isn't that well known outside of the US.

@@picobello99 It definitely is known to all the immigrants that come here from many places around the world (apologies if I was saying that as if it is a bad thing, I’m not trying to)

Almost everywhere you listed is wrong.

Fym almost anywhere in Africa💀💀 a lot of African cities aren't doing that bad💀💀

Have you been to the others? Colima for instance is a beautiful beach town, it has highly developed areas and nturally is a paradise. You only face issues if you are involved with the cartels. But I see what you mean, LA is massive and it is hard to desceibe it with any term whatsoever. I would say that it is not the nices city in the USA, at all. It has nice areas but absolutely horrible asects as well

Which is the problem?

The problem is detroit just isn't like that anymore I should know cause I live here while yes detroit had a high murder rate since the 1970s it's improved in fact this year has the lowest crime rate in six decades

Gaza isn't a city, it's a region.

@@Neptune-kshox Whatever you call it, Gaza is hand's down the WORST place to live in at this point in time!

@@Neptune-kshoxThere is a Gaza City.

Not sure about oceania, maybe nauru is bit close For n.america , if u count central america and the carribean, it would be nicaragua probably (or cuba depending on who u ask) South america, venezuela is the closest

@@Minelordsuniverse I was thinking Cuba for North America and Venezuela does make the most sense

I do live in South America, I reckon it'd be Venezuela hands down

The worst place to live in Oceania would be Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. High crime, high poverty, corrupt police force. As for isolated, Nauru is a good suggestion. I would also suggest Tokelau. There isn’t even an airport there.

Barrow is significantly more southern than Alert, but Qaanaaq isn't

honestly i bet people there are living just fine

Many so-called 3rd world cities - esp. capital cities - have very nice neighborhoods that can be compared to LA. And LA has some very shitty areas (not to mention entire 'tent cities') that easily, easily fit what most people view as 'third world'. In other words, what modern LA has in common with many 'third world' cities is the stark differences between their good and bad neighborhoods.

@OP vast portions of the city are as bad or worse than a 3rd world country.

Pretty much any city/town in the west where liberals are in charge and allowed shit from holes into the place can be put on the list.

@@HeartlessNinny1Not true at all? I've visited la more times than I can count and while yes, the city has some really shitty area, it is nothing close to a 3rd world country. By your logic, Berlin, London and Paris would be 3rd world

Only possible solution. You don't transport nickel ore on airplanes... 🙂

Boris fill big sack and walking 1000 miles to trade for vodka and sausages!

Surely that's the governments issue for not recognizing the need for additional housing while having plenty of jobs that need to be filled. That's the case in most of the world

Yes, we are geography nerds

Majority of people watching arent, you just dont see them

​@@JJustMaxit's also for viewer engagement

Cry about it

He's referring to the American watchers 🤣

Plus it's in Wales...

Dhaka does seem to be a very hot, crazy, dirty city.