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I uploaded my new video on "Why The South Is Poor" yesterday and looking at the comments I wanted your opinion on what states should be included in this cultural/economic region besides Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina, and Alabama. Which do you think best represents the additional Southern states? 

Today I posted my first video on Canada, I really think it's a good look at why so few people live there. But I wanted to get your feedback as I plan out future videos for this channel. Would you be interested in a small portion of the content here looking at other international regions (or stay focused only on North America)? As always your feedback drives this channel so please vote if you can. 

Would you be interested in a video on the Mid-Atlantic region? 

Someone from the community mentioned that you can save a lot of money living outside the Sunbelt, please share U.S. cities that you believe to be worth further discussion. Here are a few that I would like to dedicate a full video to the livability of (please vote for the city you would like to see a video on) or add a different Northern city in the comments section below 

When looking at U.S cities, states, and regions- what  matters the most to you 

Which do you believe is the better measure of a cities population 

I want to make a kind of video that I haven't seen with a Geography channel before, so I need your help. I would appreciate your Hot Takes (unique opinions) on any subject of North American geography, demographics, economics, or planning. You can post it here or email me through my channel description page, thank you so much in advance. 

What do you consider the most "important" region of the United States? I want to include these findings in the video I am currently working on. Or if you believe sub-regions are more important please share that n the comments section below. 

I have been thinking about making a video that compares the United States to Canada or Mexico, I will probably do both eventually.. But I wanted the community to choose which one I make first. 

Thanks to this community, Something Different reached 20,000 subscribers today. It may not seem like a big number, but it's a huge inspiration to me- and I am so excited to continue growing this channel with all of you. Also, I uploaded my latest video on Texas's oil problem today, so please take a look at it when you have a chance.