New York vs London vs Paris

[SubZero]

New York City: new but the most multi-cultural city in the world with a solid culture and vibrant population. Borrowed a lot from old London but still kept its originality. City where dreams are made. But very dirty.

London: old and grumpy but with a new face in certain parts. Borrowing a lot of its new face from New York City. Fast paced, solid architectural masterpieces, good public transportation, class oriented, multi-cultural, and a vibrant culture.

Paris: old meets new with its unique identity. City of love and fashion. Multi-cultural and exudes sexiness. Somewhat vibrant but can be a bore sometimes.

Pick one and give a reason for your selection.

 

[Orbital-Fetus]

have not been to London or Paris but i've spent 20 years of my life in NYC.

NYC is great in many ways but it has it's drawbacks as well.

 

[Remote]

Tokyo is the only city that compares to NYC.

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

London easily

Paris is crazy as hell to even visit right about now and NYC is too "big" and flashy for me. I know London is no slouch but it has a right balance imo and I guess born here I'm kinda biased.

 

[Luken]

@R$G META

 

[beejus]

Been to all 3. All 3 are great in their own ways. I think I'd pick London.

 

[DaRealness]

I don't know how London is "borrowing its face from NYC", but I've lived in NYC many years ago and have never been to Paris.

For now I'll go for London but I need to check out Paris at some point.

 

[Address_Unknown]

If you black and don't like Cacs and can't speak French, DO NOT hit Paris. YOU WILL GET PISSED OFF.
The term "The French are a$$holes" ain't just somethin' someone coined on the telly that took off, you gonna get snide remarks and plain disgust for not speaking the language and this is mainly from them par'li'vouz' baguette fakkits who work in the service industry.

fukking wafer thin batty boy at the front desk refused to send the power brick converter shyts to my Mom's room 'cause she wasn't saying "Bonjour" whenever she called downstairs and my Mom's is none of the nicest, most polite people on God's green. fukkin' Hotel Manager tried to get him to "Behave" but this limp wristed c*nt would purposefully come over all sullen whenever we had to deal with him and make a big deal about helping tourists that came in speaking broken french or reading shyt out of travel pamphlets like the b*stard didn't understand and speak near perfect english.

Outside of the a$$holes and the odd confusingly smelly woman (Another thing I thought they was lying about) it can be a nice, adventurous place to stay at for a time, especially if you into latenight partying, drugs and Techno/EDM. Almost had my end away with this Asian chick I met during the nightshift of the same hotel that fakkit ass Cac was working at down in the Catacombs, but I couldn't disrespect the dead like that, hard boner be damned.

 

[SubZero]

London easily

Paris is crazy as hell to even visit right about now and NYC is too "big" and flashy for me. I know London is no slouch but it has a right balance imo and I guess born here I'm kinda biased.

Where in London are you from?

 

[Anti-Anime]

Most of my fam lives in LDN so fukk it. catch me chillin with the weirdos on saturday mornings at the waltham market

 

[SubZero]

I don't know how London is "borrowing its face from NYC", but I've lived in NYC many years ago and have never been to Paris.

For now I'll go for London but I need to check out Paris at some point.

Londoners will tell you the new face of London is starting to look like NYC.

 

[SubZero]

Tokyo is the only city that compares to NYC.

What's Tokyo like? I have never been there but it is on my bucket list.

 

[Fenian]

Haven't been to NYC or Paris but I've been to London once and it's a shyt hole that's becoming impossible for regular people to live in due to the cost.

c*nts wouldn't accept my Scottish money either.

fukk London.

 

[Black Magisterialness]

Londoners will tell you the new face of London is starting to look like NYC.

Gentrification?

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

Where in London are you from?

North West