Why do all rich and famous people in Brazil live in Rio instead of Sao Paulo?
Isn't Rio like a hell on earth in terms of security?
Why do all rich and famous people in Brazil live in Rio instead of Sao Paulo?
Josiah Cook
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Eli Wood
All rich and famous people have houses in both cities.
Gabriel Peterson
Who do you mean by rich and famous people?
Wyatt Nguyen
South side of Rio is the Rio that was being shilled till the 80's. That's where all these people live, also PROJAC is there, so it's much easier than taking flights from São Paulo.
Jose Baker
this if you means "artits" is because globo is located there.
Besides that
>The city has the 11th largest GDP in the world,[12] representing alone 10.7% of all Brazilian GDP[13] and 36% of the production of goods and services in the state of São Paulo, being home to 63% of established multinationals in Brazil,[14] and has been responsible for 28% of the national scientific production in 2005.[15] With a GDP of US$477 billion, the São Paulo city alone would have ranked 26th globally compared with countries by 2017 estimates
So a lot of rich people lives in Sao Paulo
Jose King
Because we have Cristo Redentor and they have lung cancer
Henry Sanders
All rich and famous people live in the north east
and north. In places like Fortaleza.
James Myers
Why would anyone live in sao paulo? it's a big slum. rio has its bad areas, but at least it has beaches and scenic views. it's also more globally known
Ryder Edwards
Wtf did you smoke
North and northeast are the poorest regions in the country
Andrew James
>Let me talk about your city.
FYI almosy half of the entirety of Rio city are favelas.
Thomas Ross
The majority of wealthy brazilians don't really live in Brazil.
See Lemann.
Elijah Russell
>implying São "lung cancer" Paulo doesn't have more favelados than Rio
Nicholas Scott
because Globo
Charles James
It doesn't have that much of an appeal to foreign people but for Brazilians it's the best place to live depending on what you look for. It has the best jobs and salaries in the country, the most active tech/business community so you can meet a lot of people, it is much safer than Rio, a lot of cultural events, nightlife options, and it is still Brazil (people speak portuguese, share your culture and girls are easy)
Lucas Young
In numbers, yes, but they are located mostly in the extremes of the city, while Rio has favelas right next to its center and wealthy areas.
Fucking Vidigal is considered luxury now.
Also favela culture in São Paulo is nowhere near in Rio, where favelas are considered "cultural", here they're bulldozed and commieblocks are placed.
Pic is for ants, but you get the point.
Angel Miller
>2007
bro......
Noah Long
On the other hand if you don't have money you'll need to spend 4 hours of your day in smelly and crowded public transport and live in an fugly neighbourhood, so if you just want to have a chill life it's just better to go a southern capital be a government official and spend the rest of your life pretending that you're working
William Parker
There are rich people everywhere, stupid thread, kys
And famous people live in Rio same reason famous people live in Los Angeles. It’s a cultural center you dumbass
Owen Perry
>actually defending this shithole
well that just comes with having the biggest population. work-related reasons is the only reason why i can see anyone rich and famous to live there.
Mason Fisher
What? Is there anything wrong?
Here's a more updated one them for your autism.
Michael Baker
>t. ronaldinho carioca
Volta pra sua favela se lá é tao bom
Henry Jenkins
cringe
based
Ayden Jenkins
>live in Rio
>get shot by a stray 7.62 bullet
>live in São Paulo
>get robbed by some nigger with a rusted .38 at worst case scenario
You have no idea how different both cities are from each other, it's like another country.
Caleb Baker
This looks normal, it’s just a bunch of buildings in one of biggest cities in the world
Sorry you live in a boring ass fucking place where nothing interesting ever happens, I’m sure it must be a very exciting life
Jack Cook
tfw São Paulo is officially an LGBT state since 1997 while in Rio we kill faggots
Tyler Anderson
yikes you are as cringe and butthurt as americans.
Connor Perez
You talk like in Rio doesn't have the same buildings as São Paulo.
The only diference is that there is a warzone on the groundlevel.
Ryan Evans
SP Faggots think they're at the European level of development or culture kek
Jayden Moore
What's wrong with high-density residential?
It looks boring from above, but the street level is pleasant and allows for cheaper housing near interesting areas.
Jackson Edwards
Ryan Murphy
i literally said in my first post that rio has its bad areas, but what makes it stand out are the beaches and scenic views.
David Edwards
>thinking this sterile, ancient shit looks good
Stick your fucking cutes-y faggy colorful buildings up your ass. “Oh look at us our buildings are soooo pretty and we ride our bikes to work we’re so happy and fulfilled with our boring ass lives.” Yeah right. And I’m sure that landscape gets old in like a day
Josiah Ramirez
Not at all, but we can't accept Riofags and other people thinking Rio is better to live than São Paulo.
São Paulo in general is good, now medium-size countryside cities are god-tier.
The entirety of Rio nowadays is a bad area, not even the views and the christ statue makes is worth visiting it now.
Kayden Cooper
Beaches and scenic views don't make up for the higher quality of life and more interesting culture and nightlife in SP.
Justin Rivera
Sao Paulo is the best place anyone can really stay for a time. Rio is beautiful, that's it.
stood some months at Zona Sul, good place, felt like some places in here.
Caleb Murphy
what about Natal? i've seen some pictures and it seems like a smaller San Francisco
Nathaniel Scott
Ok I normally defend Brazil but Natal is pretty bad. There are places you can stay where it’s safe and of course the beaches are beautiful, some of the best in the country, but the city itself is pretty bad, terribly poor and violent
Benjamin Young
Any northeastern capital is just a smaller version of Rio
Charles Rivera
Doesn't look like SFat all.
Andrew Flores
>2007
valeu lula e marta
Anthony Reyes
Cities probably worth living in Brazil:
São Paulo
Curitiba
Florianópolis
That's it?
Juan Fisher
Those are capitals, cities there are tons IMO, specially in Minas, SP and everything below.
Jose Fisher
it does in this pic
Joseph Gutierrez
Lmao, nope, the countryside of são paulo, paraná and santa catarina all have better and smaller cities which are relatively rich and not violent.
Nolan Parker
The bridge gives the impression, but SF is on hills, while Natal is flat.
Dominic Sanders
*dabs on São Paulo*
Lmao niggers return when you faggot state get a world wonder
Bentley Carter
>some random Jesus statue is a world wonder
>meanwhile historical Ouro preto is completely ignored
It's fucking unfair and you know it.
Caleb Jackson
nothing, as long as it's done right. copy pasting the same building again and again to meet the demand caused by overpopulation is not done right. i'm not sure why you take offense to this. wouldn't you like for sao paulo to have more green spaces, cleaner air and less traffic?
tell me where the european touched you.
i'd say the touristy areas are fine as long as you hold on to your stuff and be aware.
well that's an opinion. from a foreigners point of view, rio is the one with more interesting culture and nightlife.
Leo Moore
This city is ugly af tho
I mean I know all brazilian cities and towns are visually tragic but I hate that type of architecture
Caleb White
>Rio
>interesting culture
Ah yes, i too love seeing niggers banging rocks.
>colonial architecture
>ugly
What a shit taste.
Ouro Preto is comfy as fuck.