Why Kansas City is (Mostly) in Missouri
 

This video does a great job of explaining why KCK is trash trying to piggyback on the legendary KCMO.

TLDW: KCMO existed as "Kansas, MO" before Kansas was even a State.

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Hopefully there is someone available that lives in their Mom's basement in Texas to educate us about the history of KC...

I live in Kansas City, MO.

THERE

Where?

right there.

Over they're. I think your confused about you're city's.

MO built the bridges over the river.

Chiefs weren't Kansas City Chiefs they were Dallas Texans.

Skynet has become self aware.

That was interesting thanks.

Then it's their own damned fault, isn't it?

The river splits off from the border into Missouri up along the north edge of the city, so I'm not really sure what that has to do with anything.

Never heard of Kansas City Kansas

Yes...but the area that became the state of Kansas still had a name prior to it becoming a state and prior to "Kansas, MO."

The name? KANSAS!