All 50 STATES in AMERICA Ranked WORST to BEST

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00:0050 states, one video, and only one state can come out on top.

00:07Will it be yours?

00:09Find out as we ruthlessly rank all 50 states from worst to best, based on their economy,

00:15safety, cost of living, schools, quality of life, and my opinion.

00:213, 2, 1, let the games begin.

00:27Number 50, Louisiana.

00:29Not even all the hurricanes can wash away the worst pollution levels in the country,

00:33but you know what they can wash away?

00:35Any infrastructure Louisiana does manage to build when it's not being robbed by its

00:40own government, as it's by far the most corrupt state.

00:44So it shouldn't be a shock that it's also the third most dangerous state, since there's

00:48virtually no economic opportunity.

00:51Number 49, Mississippi.

00:53Don't get cocky, Mississippi.

00:55The only reason you're not dead, lass, is because you know your worth, less, as you're

00:59the cheapest state.

01:01I mean, at least Louisiana has New Orleans, while all you have is 94% of the farm-raised

01:06catfish in the US.

01:07Oh, and also the lowest incomes, highest poverty rate, highest obesity rate, worst healthcare,

01:13and lowest life expectancy.

01:15Number 48, New Mexico.

01:18Despite New Mexico being the most dangerous state, and having the worst schooling system,

01:22and a terrible economy, the median home still costs $260,000, which is a lot more than the

01:28other states that suck this bad.

01:30But if you've ever driven through Taos or Georgia O'Keeffe country, I'm sure you

01:34can see why.

01:36Number 47, Arkansas.

01:38For being called the land of opportunity, Arkansas sure doesn't have much of it, with

01:43the third lowest income, second worst healthcare, fifth highest poverty rate, and fourth highest

01:47crime rate.

01:48But considering many Arkansans take imitating the calls of waterfowl more seriously than

01:53improving the quality of life, I'm not surprised.

01:56And yeah, the World Championship Duck Calling Contest takes place in Stuttgart, and the

02:00duck callers go hard.

02:04Number 46, Alabama.

02:06The most exciting thing to do in Alabama is read its 389,000 word constitution, which

02:11is more than 85 times the length of the US constitution.

02:15Well unless you live in Huntsville, which hopefully you do because living anywhere else

02:19in the state means you're probably in poverty, surrounded by crime, and gonna die before

02:23you turn 75.

02:26Number 45, Kentucky.

02:28Sure Kentucky may have the fourth highest poverty rate and third worst economic outlook

02:32of any state, but hey, at least there are two barrels of bourbon for every Kentuckian

02:36and $150 million is wagered on the Kentucky Derby each year.

02:41Priorities, amirite?

02:43Number 44, West Virginia.

02:45After being decimated for decades by the failing coal industry, things may be looking up for

02:51West Virginia.

02:52Sure, it still has the fourth worst healthcare, fifth worst schools, third worst economy,

02:56the worst infrastructure, and second lowest median household income at just $48,800, but

03:02those are huge improvements from where the state was just five years ago.

03:07Not to mention, it's the second cheapest state, and the scenery is stunning.

03:13Number 43, Tennessee.

03:14Loved by bachelorettes, nature enthusiasts, and country music fans alike, Tennessee sure

03:20is fun to visit.

03:21But not everything is sweet like Tennessee whiskey, as the healthcare and education systems

03:25are abysmal, the cost of living is skyrocketing, and it has the third highest violent crime

03:30rate.

03:31In fact, Memphis just passed St. Louis for the title of most dangerous city in America.

03:36And while the economy, particularly in Nashville, is growing fast, wages are still nearly ten

03:42grand below the national average.

03:45Number 42, Oklahoma.

03:47What can I say?

03:48Okay is okay, I guess.

03:51I mean the healthcare, schools, crime, and poverty are all bad, but at least the infrastructure

03:55and economy are decent, and it's dirt cheap.

03:58Although, with most of the state looking like this, it's not exactly prime real estate.

04:04Number 41, South Carolina.

04:06South Carolina was the second most moved to state in 2020, but it shouldn't let that

04:10get to its head because it's still the fifth most dangerous state.

04:14And while Charleston's a cool historic city with a thriving economy, it's also gotten

04:18pretty expensive, and the rest of the state is really struggling.

04:22So those were the 10 worst states, but before we get to the other 40, make sure you leave

04:27a like and subscribe.

04:28And we're also going to give an honorable mention to Washington DC, because if it were

04:33a state, it'd be right here on the list.

04:35Sure it'd have by far the highest incomes, but it'd also be by far the most dangerous

04:40state and 8 times more politically corrupt than Louisiana.

04:44But it's not a state, well yet, so here's real number 40.

04:49Number 40, Missouri.

04:50Okay, so Missouri is home to 4 of the 10 most dangerous US cities, including St. Louis,

04:57the murder capital of America.

04:59But outside of the crime, which is centralized to a few bad areas, Missouri is pretty underrated.

05:05The schools, infrastructure, and economy are all above average, and there are so many

05:09free attractions.

05:12Number 39, Nevada.

05:14COVID decimated Nevada's largely tourism-based economy, and tourism still hasn't returned

05:19to those pre-pandemic numbers.

05:21The unemployment rate is the highest in the nation, and while the economy is growing fast

05:26and starting to diversify, all the Californians moving in are also driving up the cost of

05:31living.

05:32Number 38, Arizona.

05:34Good luck enjoying Arizona's 300 sunny days a year or 22 beautiful national parks and

05:40monuments, because heatstroke will have you melting faster than an ice cube in boiling

05:44water, and allergies and pollution will have you sneezing yourself right back inside of

05:47your beige cookie cutter Arizona home.

05:50Oh wait, isn't that one your neighbor's house?

05:52Oh no, they just look the same.

05:54Number 37, Pennsylvania.

05:56A rust belt state that once played a vital role in building cars, now destroys them with

06:01some of the worst potholes in infrastructure.

06:03But hey, while it's not safe for vehicles, at least Pennsylvania is one of the safest

06:08states.

06:09Although, maybe not for your bank account, since the economy's been struggling for

06:13years and methanopioid addiction is rampant.

06:16Number 36, Michigan.

06:18Outside of Detroit, Flint, and Lansing, Michigan isn't terrible.

06:22There's gorgeous forests and shoreline on four great lakes, the upper peninsula is magical,

06:27and it's home to some of the cutest small towns in the nation.

06:30Plus, it's really affordable.

06:33Number 35, Ohio.

06:3560 years ago, Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania were some of the best states to live in.

06:41But I guess that just shows the dark side of the American dream.

06:44Ohio has lost hundreds of thousands of good-paying jobs over the past 30 years, which has resulted

06:49in places like Cleveland and Dayton seeing poverty rates over 30%.

06:54But at least real estate's cheap, and Columbus's economy is thriving.

06:58Number 34, Alaska.

07:00Statistically, Alaska should be in the bottom 10.

07:04It has the highest filing crime rate, second worst public schools, gets frigid cold, and

07:09the cost of living is through the roof.

07:11But the last frontier makes up for it with stunning views, great wages, and the fact

07:16that you get paid to live here.

07:18Not to mention, more Alaskans claim their state to be the best than any other state's

07:22residents, so that's gotta count for something, right?

07:26Number 33, Montana.

07:28While Alaska may be the most beautiful state, Montana isn't far behind, and its infrastructure

07:34is a heck of a lot better.

07:36The big sky state is still pretty expensive, however, as many rich west coasters buy second

07:41homes here.

07:42So even though the economy is the 7th fastest growing, wages aren't even close to keeping

07:47up with the cost of living.

07:49Number 32, Indiana.

07:51If you're a yodeler, Indiana is not the place for you.

07:55It's flat, boring, and the pollution is so bad that you wouldn't even be able to

07:59get a yodel in before the atmosphere yodeled you into a fit of coughs.

08:04Now if you're not a yodeler, there are worse places to live, but there are also 31 better

08:10places to live.

08:12Number 31, Illinois.

08:14More Illinoisans claim their state to be the worst than any other state's residents,

08:19and it shows, as they had the 3rd highest rate of outbound migration in 2020.

08:23But across the board, the Prairie State is pretty average, and Chicago is one of the

08:28most affordable big cities.

08:31Number 30, Texas.

08:33Texas is on track to be the largest state by population in 2050, and for good reason.

08:39The cities are mostly affordable, have tons of amenities, and their economies are booming,

08:45but the rural parts of the state have practically no economic opportunity.

08:49Not to mention the healthcare, safety, education, and air and water quality are all well below

08:54average too.

08:57Number 29, California.

08:58Traffic, homelessness, and the high cost of living are just some of the many reasons people

09:04are leaving California, but the perfect weather, incredible economy, and breathtaking scenery

09:09are also just some of the many reasons people are staying.

09:13Or maybe they're just trying to get famous, in which case I hate to break it to you Ashley

09:17with an eye, but it's probably not going to happen.

09:20Number 28, Delaware.

09:22Delaware might be the most forgettable state.

09:24Sure, there's nice beaches, but they're cold in the winter and overcrowded in the

09:28summer.

09:29And the rest of the state is more boring than Elon Musk's subterranean business ambitions.

09:35Number 27, South Dakota.

09:37You probably wouldn't expect a place in the middle of nowhere to be as economically

09:41diverse and self-dependent as South Dakota.

09:43But with Sioux Falls' thriving economy, no state income tax, great infrastructure,

09:48and excellent affordability, the Mount Rushmore state is the second most fiscally stable.

09:54Plus, the Black Hills and Badlands are simply magical.

09:59Number 26, Oregon.

10:00I lived here for a bit, and trust me, from the coastline to Crater Lake to Mount Hood,

10:06Oregon is stunning.

10:08And the economy and infrastructure are exceptional.

10:11The terrible education, pollution, property crime, and high cost of living do put a damper

10:15on things though, as does the constant drizzle and gray skies if you live near Portland.

10:20Speaking of which, no, it is not just an Antifa overrun hellhole.

10:24It's got problems, but the media really overplays them.

10:28Number 25, Kansas.

10:30Kansas is smack dab in the middle of the country, and smack dab in the middle of our list.

10:35It's pretty much the most average state.

10:38The end.

10:39Number 24, North Dakota.

10:41I might have spoken too soon about Kansas, because North Dakota is even more uneventful.

10:47It's just as flat and boring, and on top of that, it gets really cold.

10:51Which, I guess at least keeps the cost of living low, because no one wants to live here.

10:56Well, except for oil people, because there's tons of it, and oil pays well.

11:01Number 23, Georgia.

11:02Does Georgia have exceptional infrastructure, great affordability, and a fast-growing economy?

11:08Yeah, but not everything is peach-in-the-peach-state, because the healthcare, education, and crime

11:13rates could use some serious improvements.

11:16But hey, at least the Braves just won the World Series.

11:20Number 22, Rhode Island.

11:22Rhode Island may be the smallest state by total area, but it's not about the size.

11:26It's about the motion of the, um, air quality.

11:30Yeah, the air quality is great.

11:33And it's also the 8th safest state with the 4th best healthcare in an above-average economy.

11:38Sure, it's probably the worst state in New England, but considering how great most New

11:42England states are, that's really not that bad.

11:46Number 21, Wyoming.

11:48While Wyoming is over 80 times the size of Rhode Island, Rhode Island has nearly twice

11:53as many people.

11:54Well, that is if anyone even lives here at all.

11:56I mean, does Wyoming really exist?

11:58There's no real cities, and it's over 100 miles between many of the closest towns.

12:03But if it does exist, it's the most tax-friendly state, and the great schools, low crime, beautiful

12:09nature, and affordable cost of living make it a pretty decent place to live.

12:14Allegedly.

12:15Number 20, New York.

12:17Wait, what?

12:18New York sucks!

12:19How the heck is it in the top 20?

12:21Well, haters gonna hate, but despite its flaws, there's no place like it.

12:26The city is a melting pot of everything, and upstate is affordable and gorgeous.

12:33Number 19, New Jersey.

12:35New York's less interesting, slightly richer, but mostly suburban neighbor would probably

12:40seem a lot cooler if it weren't so close to the big city.

12:43Sure, the infrastructure sucks, and taxes are high, but New Jersey also has the third

12:48highest wages, fourth lowest poverty rate, fourth best healthcare, second best schools,

12:53and fifth lowest crime rate.

12:55Number 18, Wisconsin.

12:57Wisconsin may be cold, but that doesn't stop the residents of America's dairy land

13:02from eating more ice cream than any other state.

13:05I mean, dairy and beer is the way of life here.

13:10And speaking of beer, it's kind of a problem with seven of America's ten drunkest cities

13:15being in the state.

13:16But that and the fact that it looks like this for half the year are pretty much the only

13:20cons about the place.

13:22Number 17, Florida.

13:25Brr!

13:26Most Wisconsinites probably wish they were in Florida this time of year, but great weather

13:30and beautiful beaches aren't the only reason people are moving here in droves.

13:35Florida's affordable, the schools are great, the economy is the ninth fastest growing,

13:39and the quality of life is tropically self-explanatory.

13:44Number 16, Iowa.

13:46Not to sound corny, but if you need a fresh start, Iowa is the place to go.

13:51Wages are good, crime is low, and it's so cheap here that it actually ranked fifth on

13:56our cheapest states to live in for 2021 video.

13:59Number 15, Connecticut.

14:01While Iowa's a great place to save money, Connecticut is a great place to make money,

14:07with the nation's sixth highest median household income at $79,000.

14:11It's also got the third best public schools, third best healthcare, and third lowest violent

14:15crime rate.

14:16But there is a huge division of wealth between the affluent suburbs and impoverished cities.

14:22Number 14, North Carolina.

14:25North Carolina's economy is skyrocketing in cities like Raleigh and Charlotte, but

14:29the rural parts are really lagging behind, which holds the whole state back with an overall

14:34poverty rate of 13.6%.

14:37At least the people, education system, and outdoor activities are outstanding though.

14:42Number 13, Maine.

14:44The rocky cliffs lining the coast and dense forests hugging the mountains and lakes easily

14:49make the land of lobsters the most beautiful state east of the Mississippi.

14:53And Maine's also by far the safest state, which makes sense since it's practically

14:58in Canada where everyone is suspiciously nice.

15:03Number 12, Maryland.

15:04Maryland is home to the highest wages in the nation, with a median household income of

15:09$86,750, which has resulted in the fifth lowest poverty rate of just 9.1%.

15:16But that doesn't tell the whole story, because while the D.C. and Baltimore suburbs are thriving,

15:21the rest of the state isn't in the best shape.

15:25Number 11, Virginia.

15:26The other state bordering D.C. might not have as high incomes as Maryland, but it's also

15:31a lot cheaper and safer with the sixth lowest violent crime rate.

15:36Not to mention, Virginia's got incredible schools, healthcare, opportunity, history,

15:41and nature.

15:42I honestly don't know how it's still a virgin, because it goes hard.

15:46Number 10, Nebraska.

15:48Yes, it's boring, but stats don't lie, and neither does the lowest unemployment rate

15:52in the nation.

15:53And with a booming economy, excellent affordability, and great schools, Nebraska really is the

15:59good life.

16:01Number 9, Hawaii.

16:02A gallon of milk may cost $5, and home values are by far the most expensive of any state,

16:08but can you really put a price on paradise?

16:11Well considering Hawaii is home to the best healthcare system, healthiest residents, fourth

16:15highest wages, lowest stress levels, best air and water quality, and highest life expectancy,

16:21I'd say that's priceless.

16:24Number 8, Idaho.

16:25There are many reasons Idaho has been the fastest growing state for four years running.

16:30Boise's one of the best cities in the country, it's the third safest state, and there are

16:34over 50 million acres of gorgeous, untouched nature.

16:39Number 7, Vermont.

16:41Once people move here, they don't leave.

16:44I promise that's not as ominous as it sounds.

16:46Basically, Vermont has such a high quality of life that no one wants to leave.

16:51There's great people, beautiful scenery, incredible infrastructure, no pollution, and

16:56it's the fourth safest state with the fifth best schools.

17:00Number 6, Colorado.

17:01The 58 14,000 foot mountains aren't the only thing that's high in Colorado, because

17:07the cost of living keeps going up.

17:09Thankfully so to the incomes, as Colorado also has the second best economy.

17:14Number 5, Minnesota.

17:16If you don't mind negative 40 in the winter, I don't know why you haven't moved to Minnesota

17:20yet.

17:21Because besides the weather, everything else here is hot, with the third best economic

17:26opportunity, third highest life expectancy, third lowest poverty rate, and wonderful healthcare

17:31and infrastructure.

17:32Plus, you get to say, Ope!

17:35Number 4, Washington.

17:37Here the mist gets so thick that you can hardly see at all, but you probably won't be spending

17:41much time outside anyway, since everyone here is a workaholic.

17:45I mean, you kinda have to be to afford the rent.

17:48The economy continues to be one of the best with no signs of slowing down, however, and

17:52the scenery is jaw-dropping.

17:55Now before we get to the final three, if you want us to update this list every year, let's

17:59hit 5,000 likes.

18:02Number 3, Massachusetts.

18:04Massachusetts is by far the most educated state, and it makes sense since it's also

18:08home to the best public schools and many of the highest paying jobs.

18:12Not to mention it's got the lowest property crime rate, second best healthcare, and so

18:17much history.

18:19Number 2, Utah.

18:21Huh?

18:22Utah?

18:23Yep, Utah totally heard me right.

18:25Not only is there breathtaking nature everywhere, Utah's also in the top 5 in pretty much every

18:31statistic that matters.

18:32Being the number one economy and second lowest unemployment and poverty rates, no wonder

18:38Utonians are the happiest residents in the country.

18:42Number 1, New Hampshire.

18:43New Hampshire is nearly perfect in every category, from being the second safest state to having

18:49by far the lowest poverty rate and best economic opportunity.

18:53Plus, the natural beauty is magical.

18:56It sure was a real battle between these 50 states, and while the granite state may be

19:01small, I don't think anyone's surprised they came out on top.

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