Miami Ranked Seventh Best City in the World for Men to Live

AskMen.com is one of the foremost sources of Internet browsing for bros, with its in-depth coverage of boobs, exercise, breasts, videogames, titties, sports, and fun bags. The site decided to rank the world's 29 best cities for men to live, which apparently takes into account factors other than deciding the...

By Kyle Munzenrieder

April 19, 2010

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AskMen.com is one of the foremost sources of Internet browsing for bros, with its in-depth coverage of boobs, exercise, breasts, videogames, titties, sports, and fun bags. The site decided to rank the world's 29 best cities for men to live, which apparently takes into account factors other than deciding the best place for women to live.

Miami came in seventh place, nestled between Buenos Aires and Cape Town. The list took weather, cost of living, professional life, dating scene, night life, culture, and fresh air into account. Miami scored a perfect 10 out of 10 in fresh air, and a near perfect 19 out of 20 in the nightlife sectors. Professional life could use a boost, though -- we scored only 13.8 out of 20 there, but everything averaged out to an 84.3 out of a total 100.

That was good enough to get us the second highest rating for an American city. Yes, we beat L.A., Las Vegas, and Chicago but fell behind New York, which took the top spot overall.

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