This Comedian Ranks All the Southern States and Declares The ‘Most Southern’

This comedian ranked all the Southern states and declared which one is the “most Southern.” The funnyman Matt Mitchell has ranked 14 Southern states from least to most Southern. Watch the short but hysterical clip to see which states rank where and to hear Matt’s hilarious reasoning behind his rankings.

The United States is a large, massive country that spans from the Atlantic Ocean on the East to the Pacific Ocean on the West. The more than 300 million people who call the United States of America home live in one of the country’s handful of regions.

Each region in the USA – the Northeast, the Midwest, the Northwest, the Southwest, the West Coast and the South - all have their own identity and culture. Each region is different and unique in terms of weather, food, dress and even what people say and how they say it. Most people are proud of where they live in the country and will gladly tell you where they reside. But by and large, Southerners are the proudest, the most enthusiastic about where they live.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Matt goes through all 14 Southern states and ranks them. Not only does he rank them, but he also gives his reasons for putting each state where he did. His comments are full of his trademark humor and wit, likely to make you literally laugh out loud and maybe even agree with him.

I don’t want to spoil the list or Matt’s rankings, but I think most people will likely agree wholeheartedly with the place he says is the most Southern. I know whenever I think of the deep South, my mind automatically thinks of this particular state, and it’s hard to argue that it does not deserve the top spot as the most Southern state in the United States of America.

Proverbs 17:22 “A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.”

Source: Matt Mitchell
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