I’ve learned more important information about history from these videos than my teachers ever taught me

My hometown. Always in the shadows of the Bay Area, but quite an underrated city thats growing fast. Although small, i love our skyline. Very unique skyscrapers and just added 2 more (Natural Resources Tower topped out in 2021 at 344 ft & Sacramento Superior Courthouse this year 2022 at 330ft). Downtown & Mid town adding a lot of vibrant business & mid rise apartments and condos too (too expensive though)

The unique aspects are always my favorite parts of your videos! That underground city 🤯

The Sacramento Mall is the epitome of Capitol Malls, absolutely stunningly simple yet beautiful.

Sacramento really is a beautiful city.. and it's growing due to Bay area Residents migrating to the metro..

I love a good skyline but I think it’s cool to see U.S cities that break away from the standard high rise CBD surrounded by low sprawl. I like seeing different ways cites can add unique buildings and places of interest

Sacramento is the world's biggest Cow Town! The Metropolitan area is growing tremendously and it offers several beautiful clean safe communities to live in the area. Sacramento has several fantastic city districts to live

Nice, another upload! They're always awesome to see.

Great shots of the city! Tons that I didn’t even know. Shouldn’t expect anything other than greatness from you

Good Job very very Great Job with this one

This guy is underratedhis explanation is astounding loke i got all the information i need to move to Sacramento

I think metro area, is more important in determining how big a city is than the actual city. Example Jacksonville vs Miami

4:20 I just had a interview with this department two weeks ago and I’m hoping to start working with them. I’ve always admired this historic building since I was a kid growing up in Sac so it would kind of be a dream to work in this building.

My home town. Nice job representing

Another fantastic video

Nice video. Would have been even better with some mention of the Native people who lived there when the Gold Rush changed the area so drastically.

Similarly, Fresno is more populous than both Sacramento and Atlanta, but still has a smaller metro population.

I live in Sacramento. Its awesome!

Use to live here born and raised now it's to expensive. Beautiful also.

Forgot to mention anything about the Golden One Center. The city also has a purple beam that shines into the sky whenever their professional basketball team wins.

Sacramento is home to several sports teams such as NBA's Sacramento Kings, USL's Sacramento Republic FC, PCL's Sacramento River Cats and NCAA's Sacramento State Hornets.

Sacramento is unique I definitely plan to visit there

Do one about Tampa Florida I grew up there

Funny, when I saw the building I said to myself, "That looks like a ziggurat." I was in Sacramento briefly just once and I don't remember seeing it there. It's a shame as I probably wasn't far from it.

This taught me so much. This is amazing!

Do one of Fresno, CA

Surprised you didn't bring up Old Sacramento, or Whiskey Flats or some of the other cool places in Sac.

Nice video, can you do Dallas next?

Can you please do Chicago

Fun fact: Sacramento has an amazing drag/lgbtqia+ scene! A place that supports all people ❤

Columbus OH metro is smaller but ColumBus feels a lot larger. Indianapolis, Jacksonville and Charlotte too. Sac punches below its weight

Which one has a bigger skyline/downtown, Oklahoma City or Indianapolis?

Bro i shit u not, i need more of ur vids

as a native of Sacramento, it can get really boring here. Not to mention the traffic is terrible, and even getting to SF is difficult because of traffic. Heading up to Tahoe get boring too, LOL! I mean, seriously, you can only go to the same restaurants so many times! additionally, many of the creatives in the downtown area were forced out due to rising costs, so now it is fully of breweries (how much beer can people drink before it just gets old) and a watered down local music scene that features nothing but bro bands, sigh. Also, it used to be the 'City of Trees' before they changed it to the 'Farm to fork' and will often hold a boujee farm to fork dinner for rich people, blah.

Why is the Dome of the Capitol black?

There was a great flood of winter 1869-1870 that flooded the San Joaquin Valley, with Sacramento being smack dab in the middle. Drowned out the inhabitants of the city, resulting in the elevation of the area we locals call Old Sac. Flood of biblical proportions. On another note, Sacramento will only be interesting if you’re okay with summers whose temperature rises to as high as 110 degrees and higher and housing so close to your neighbors that you can see, hear and feel your neighbors activities. Choose wisely.

Sacramento need more skyscrapers

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Earthquakes

I don't live there now i was born October 3 1981 I'm Robert Emanuel long

California is beautiful don't get me wrong but you damn near got to sell your soul to live out here bro y'all got the highest rent on the planet right now

Home of rea Carruth

Not too many trays at all

Can we Sacramento California buy companies to help with transportation and workers shortage like giving over pay with a $7 increase in wages with overtime to make people come to work for 8 hours to help frontline workers.

Nah don’t move here and push all the locals out

I raised my two sons not to far from Sacramento and I also lived there for a couple years. I am happy to say I got me and my sons out of that toilet city and state. It's a nasty crap hole and getting worse..

You think skyscrapers are what makes a city?

Yup Sacramento is larger than Atlanta. Metro is not a city.

Nah. Not doesn’t have any. Not doesn have any. /

Personally, I don't care about skylines. Sometimes, it's that there are no skylines that makes a city great! Why ruin a city's beauty with too many skyscrapers??? Perhaps you don't know this, but there is a law that no older buildings (built before a certain year), can be torn down and must be marked historic. So, this is why there are not as many ugly skyscrapers. They have a much deeper and greater respect for their history!

It's not cool there's too many trees in Sacramento

North west south east apostlic God and the devil and Jesus Christ name amen

Lol

Never like Sacramento

Peeps from the actual major CA cities (SF, LA, SD, etc) do not think of Sac as the "capital" of CA.

I Left Sac after 20 years and can confidently say how bad its gotten in so many ways. Affordability is awful, Air Pollution much of the year is just terrible, traffic is brutal, homeless problem is third world levels, parks and recreational areas are totally riddled with bums and drugs, gang violence is rampant, restaurant scene is really weak, atrocious schools, pestilence especially in W Sac was disgusting, fires constantly greying out the skies, poor policing, and on and on. I watched how far and how fast it went down in just the last five years and had to go, left Cali and it was the best thing i could have done. California is sinking faster than a iron ingot and wont change. Gonna need a lot more lipstick for that Pig.

Very poor production with stupendously stupid noise disturbing the narration. Very bad taste indeed.

I think Los Angeles is better than Sacramento. We southerners have more entertainment and better weather in LA.

"Skyline" What skyline!? Sacramentos skyline is pathetic, lol.

Detroit vs Everybody.

Do one about port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago