Alright, here we go.
We're zooming on the British Isles.
We're going to start with the smallest city in the world and gradually work
our way up and here it is: Vatican City.
The smallest city slash country in the world.
Look at that plane!
This country is so small, there is literally nowhere to park a plane.
That's how we see it.
825 population.
Okay, here we go.
Next up...
We have quite the upgrade.
Half a million people live in Tanta, Egypt.
And, d'you know what?
Half a million people in that area, compared to 800 people in that area...
that just shows you Tanta's very small, and they are really crammed in there.
And then, look at Bristol from the United Kingdom in comparison.
680,000 people live in that whole area.
Okay. And, look how much greener it is compared to Tanta.
And then after that, we've got Hong Kong,
which is a very interesting shape because it's along the coast,
but, seven million people live in that whole area!
So, people have pretty tightly packed in Hong Kong as well.
After Hong Kong, the next biggest city is Vienna, Austria,
or, Wien Österreich,
as they say in Deutschland,
with one million people there.
Followed by Maputo in Mozambique with two million people.
And then, Casablanca! That is such a cool sounding place.
But yeah, it is interesting seeing the size of the cities
not necessarily correlating with the amount of people that live there.
We've got the couple of Denmark, Copenhagen, with one million people
and then Addis Ababa in Ethiopia.
I love seeing the interesting shapes.
This all looks like a fish! Baghdad looks like a fish!
This is the fish's nose.
There's his, like, top fins,
and, there's his tail.
That's a fish!
The animations that MetaBallStudios do are always absolutely amazing, by the way.
Look at the river. That looks so cool!
And look at the clouds and everything.
Then we've got Brussels, Belgium, with one million people.
And then Nairobi, Kenya, with six million people.
851,000 kilometres squared.
That is a lot.
Then, we have Lima in Peru.
That's the capital of Peru, I think, with nine million people.
And, you can see how hot and [...] it is in that area.
Then we've got Lisbon, Portugal, with two million people
and almost a million kilometres squared.
Ooh!
Budapest... very close to a million kilometres squared as well.
Lots and lots of fields in Budapest by the looks of things.
And then, we've got Abu Dhabi
which looks so-so different to Budapest. That's in United Arab Emirates.
Just- Ah... Look at the comparison!
It's so interesting seeing, like, the deserty sand
and the super straight roads compared to the European like fields.
But yeah, if you're comparing this to Vatican,
we've had such a huge, huge increase.
Then we've got Santiago in Chile and Madrid in Spain.
Madrid actually smaller than I thought.
Now, I actually am not 100% sure what the largest city in the world is.
I think I saw in one of my previous YouTube comments that is Japan,
but, we shall see.
And, it will be interesting when they zoom out and compare them all.
But we've also got Istanbul from Turkey.
United Arab Emirates popping up for the second time in this video
and you can see very similar terrain in both areas.
Then we've got Ho Chi Minh City.
I am going to mispronounce so much.
And then, it's London!
Is that Greater London or is it just Central London?
I think that's Greater London.
Oh, my god!
I've just seen what they've done.
Look. They've lined London up with the actual map in the background
so, you can see the River Thames actually continues outwards!
Aah! Very nice, MetaBallStudios!
And then, we've got Milan
which I don't remember being next to London,
but there it is.
Four million people live there.
You can see, we've gotten pretty large, to be fair.
And then, we've got Rio de Janeiro
with twelve million people living there.
Sydney, Australia. I've been to that one as well!
Where's the Sydney Opera House?
I can't see it from here!
We're way too far zoomed out.
Then, we've got Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia.
We're getting to some really, really huge areas, now.
And then, Delhi in India, which I know is massive.
Toronto, Canada.
Only six million live there?!
Delhi has 29 million.
Mexico City has twenty million,
and then, Toronto, which is similar sized to both of them,
only six million people.
It's so interesting seeing such differences.
And I love seeing all the shapes as well.
Then, we've got Paris, France.
Awh... Look at that meander!
That river looks insane!
And then, we've got Seoul-Incheon from South Korea.
21 million people live there.
2.7 thousand kilometres squared.
Sao Paulo in Brazil. That looks huge.
That looks absolutely massive and that looks pretty densely populated as well with 22 million.
Alright, where are we heading now?
We're zooming on round...
Oh. Is it Buenos Aires?
Yes it is!
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
3,000 kilometres squared.
And then, Jakarta, which I know is absolutely huge as well.
34 million people living in Jakarta.
That's a big increase compared to the surrounding cities that were looking at right now.
Shanghai. Then we've got Beijing.
Then we've got Guangzhou-Foshan.
Then we've got Dallas-Fort Worth.
That's absolutely massive!
I assumed it'd just be all the Asian countries from this moment forward.
But, Dallas, in Texas, is absolutely ginormous!
And, look at the roads!
It's so interesting seeing how square the road layout
is in the US.
Like, you can see, even from this great distance,
that it it's just built up with tiny little squares, whereas areas like, Beijing,
it's a lot more kind of circular and just working its way outwards like this.
Oh! There's quite a lot of US places.
We've got Philadelphia.
We've got Washington.
And then, Moscow. Capital of Russia's jumping in.
That's crazy.
Alright, where we heading?
Where we heading?
Los Angeles.
Okay, yeah. Makes sense that we'd not seen that one yet.
Ooh! We are so far out now that we can actually see the curvature of the Earth
as we take a look at Chicago and Atlanta.
I'll tell you what, USA, absolutely dominating this list!
USA is way too big!
Then, we've got Tokyo!
Is that the final one?
I think it is.
No, it isn't!
We've got Boston-Providence, USA!
Slightly bigger!
9,500 kilometres squared compared to Tokyo's 8,000.
So, Tokyo isn't the biggest city.
Is that it?
That's them all. That's them all.
And then, from there, you can see
just how big we've actually gone
when you take a look at Abu Dhabi,
which is a massive place in comparison to Boston there.
I want to see teeny-weeny little Vatican.
Where's teeny-weeny little Vatican?
We're zooming out...
Hold it... Hold it...
Ye...
I think that's it there...
D'you know what? I don't think we can even see it.
I think that's the Egyptian place.
And then, that tiny little pixel, that you can just see,
I think that is Vatican City.
Ah! I gotta wait!
I didn't even look at the biggest city!
It's New York!
I was so excited to see Vatican again that I missed New York
with 12,000 kilometres squared.
So, apparently that is the biggest city in the world after Boston
and then Tokyo.
Aah...
Look at them all...
That is beautiful.
They have completely filled the entire British Isles.
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