New York City: Times Square, one of the hottest tourist attractions and hotspot for tourists

Los Angeles: Red Carpet, Paparazzi, Cameras, and a lot of the biggest celebrities live there

Chicago: High Crime Rates in the South Side

Phoenix: It gets hot there and is in a desert

Philadelphia: It is nicknamed “The City of Brotherly Love”

Houston: Known for space travel

San Diego: Sandy Beaches and Surfing is a popular sport in California

Dallas: Dallas Cowboys

Seattle: Rainy Weather and Coffee Shops

Portland: Cafes

Miami: Cruise Ships, Pools, and Hotels

Compton: Notorious city in southern California (Los Angeles Area), known for being the birthplace of Gangsta Rap, also has street gangs up to no good

Las Vegas: Known for its many theme casinos and resorts

Orlando: SeaWorld

Kansas City: Barbecue is popular there

San Francisco: Reference to the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and the 2015 Movie San Andreas starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson

Atlanta: Origin of Coca-Cola

Denver: Beautiful Mountain Scenery behind the city

Washington DC: Political Situations

Baltimore: Has a bunch of harbors near downtown with tons of ships

Detroit: The city has many struggles

Newark, New Jersey: Has more crime rates than New York and Los Angeles combined

Indianapolis: Indy 500

Wichita, Kansas: Flight Capitol of The World

Sacramento: Has a lot of burger joints

Boston: Lobsters and nice breezes during the summer

Albuquerque: Hot Air Balloons

New Orleans: Jazz

Memphis: Former Home of Elvis, King of Rock and Roll

Nashville: Music Theaters

El Paso: Has a lot of spicy foods served in some restaurants

Cleveland: Has many art museums

Cincinnati: Home to America’s oldest baseball team

Virginia Beach: Has a beach near the city

Pittsburgh: Has a lot of bridges

St. Louis: Gateway Arch

Norfolk: Has many wetlands

Milwaukee: Many bars and breweries

St. Paul: Refers to the Minnesota Wild

Oklahoma City: Outlet Shopping Mall

Charlotte: Has a university town with a well-educated population

Charleston, South Carolina: Has a strong tourism industry

Columbus: Has beautiful parks

Jacksonville: White, sandy beaches

Waco, Texas: Has a bakery in the Silo District

Baton Rouge: <span class="caps">LSU</span>

New Haven: Live Concerts and Music Shows

Jersey City: Has guys who are tall, tan, and handsome

Louisville: <span class="caps">KFC</span> is popular there

Tulsa: Has many diners and cafes

Boise: Variety of sopping choices

Burlington: Has the largest hospital in Vermont

Concord: Revolutionary History and Battle of Lexington

Manchester, New Hampshire: Has historic towns

Wilmington, Delaware: Tax Free Shopping

Honolulu: Relaxing beaches

Trenton: Capitol of New Jersey, dangerous city

Juneau: It gets cold there, has mountains

Birmingham: Founding city of recognition

Jackson: Night Clubs

Mobile: Amusement Park celebrations

Billings: Cowboy culture

Cheyenne: Rodeos are popular in this city

Topeka, Kansas: You have to climb tons of flights of stairs to reach the observation deck

Dover, Delaware: Dover International Speedway

Oakland, California: This city in California has popularized the Bay Area Rap Scene with artists such as Clyde Carson, Too $hort, MC Hammer, Tupac Shakur, G-Eazy, etc

Minneapolis: High Rise Office Buildings