New York: São Paulo (Financial center, rude people, tall buildings, biggest population, most of the immigrants and migrants went there, etc.)
Los Angeles: Rio de Janeiro (crime, a lot of ghettos, a lot of rich neighborhoods, expensive housing, unfortunately the cultural and audiovisual center)
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>New York
Mexico City by definition
>Los Angeles
Los Angeles :^)
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Oh, you silly cunt. :^)
kek
tokyo
probably keihanshin (kyoto-osaka-kobe) complex
There are none.
We have a totally different type of divisions based on history not who makes more movies or speaks with a slightly more italian accent.
el polANO
>New York
Buenos Aires
>Los Angeles
Montevideo
> New York
None
> Los Angeles
None
KEK'd
>New York
I guess Bogota (same reasons)
>Los Angeles
Maybe Cali?
Also
>Austin or Houston (or biggest texan city)
Medellin (proud people, very known accent, used to be its own country, big part of the GDP, a lot of other reasons)
>New York
Delhi
>Los Angeles
Mumbai
New York: Toronto
Los Angeles: Vancouver
Dallas: Calgary
Portland: Montreal/Halifax
Mumbai can be New York as well
New York = Toronto
LA = Vancouver
>Polish history
...
>New York
Sydney
>Los Angeles
Melbourne (but Sydney has more ghettos)
>New York
If you're talking about a good mix of Skylines, finance and history, I'd say Frankfurt. Thing is Frankfurt might unironically be more dangerous than NYC
>Los Angeles
One of the first cities foreigners associate with Germany is Berlin or Munich. Berlin is pretty diverse, some parts are third world tier, whereas Munich as a whole is pretty conservative (that of course doesn't imply that it's not shit in some parts). So all things considered, I'd say Berlin is the equivalent of L.A.
>New York
Paris
>Los Angeles
Cannes
That city looks pretty impressive tbqh, roughly how many of those are designated streets?
NYC - Abu Dhabi - Financial center
LA - Dubai - Vacation spot, weather, beaches, etc
Plenty to support its huge population.
>New York
Brisbane
>Los Angeles
Melbourne
>brisbane
nigga please.
brisbane is cleveland at best.
melbourne is like new york. there is no equivalent to L.A. in australia, but certain areas of sydney might be like beverly hills, and fortitude valley is like certain areas of L.A.
t. clap
did you just call me a nigger? what's your obsession with america cunt?
I said Brisbane for the people and the scumminess, and Melbourne because that's where a lot of the famous people live.
>New York
Bogota
>Los Angeles
Medellin/Cali
It's very interesting because they fit the description in the OP perfectly. Does every country have cities like that?
i'm from amerigo fespucci's land
Why are aussies fighting always so funny?
You guys reminded me about this:
youtube.com
Melbourne is not like New York in any fucking way. Have you even been to New York?
New York is the equivalent of Sydney.
West Anchorage
East Anchorage
>New York
Auckland. Shitload of immigrants, many tall buildings, Maori ghettos and gangs (like blacks), etc
>Los Angeles
Auckland. Shitloads of immigrants, sprawling clusterfuck, Maori ghettos and gangs (like Mexicans), etc.
Wellington is government like DC.
Dunedin is our most cultural city, nicknamed "Edinburgh of the South", has our nations only historical castle. Possibly like Boston (cultural) except Scottish heritage instead of English.
The other NZ cities are irrelevant.