Does any city make another city irrelevant the way NYC does Philly

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Philly has a lot of Ricans too. Oschino and Peedi Crakk are Ricans from Philly.

The Bronx is the most diverse area in America.
Demographics of the Bronx - Wikipedia

Brooklyn is still heavily West Indian despite the gentrification that is occurring.


I see what you're saying. I don't disagree that it is more diverse. In fact you proved what I'm saying is that the culture is shifting.

Philly got it's own slang, food culture, damn beards, music, and the whole city rocks tough together for the most part. I'm not against NY, but I think people try to talk down on cities other than NY, like it's the gold standard for everything.
 

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Lol he’s kinda right. Matter a fact we are in the shadow of DC, Philly, and NYC. DC only 45 minutes away and the cities are exactly the same size but it’s the nations capital. Philly is 90 minutes away but is much more similar to us. Houses are the same, slang, style of dress etc but has double the population. NY is NY. We get lost in the shuffle which is why this city has a huge inferiority complex
 

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I used to live in DC. You certainly pay for that privilege. My rent there for a very small 1 bedroom was $2200. :wow:

Rent in DC makes absolutely no sense. I'm glad I'm staying in the outskirts of DC. No point in paying a crazy amount for rent but not actually being able to enjoy the city.
 
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What makes NYC relevant for black people? Unless you're wealthy, which almost every black person in that city is well removed from, NYC is prohibitively expensive and has one of the highest costs of living in the world - let alone in this country. It's extremely segregated, a division that is only widening thanks to gentrification that has displaced black families who can no longer afford to live in homes they've occupied for generations. Its streets are policed by a glorified gang of thugs whose sole job is to ensure that the wealthy white and non-black surrogate white elites are shielded from an increasingly impoverished black population. NYC is one of the worst cities to live in if you are black. :francis:
 
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