Alaska gets my vote as well. If it wasn't so financially demanding to do so, I would move there. It's the king of outdoor activities and the people are remarkably kind; Ketchikan and Sitka are probably the two friendliest places I've traveled to. You also have some
stupid
good options for food and drink throughout the state, especially with regards to coffee and seafood.
Montana also became a fast favorite after I visited Bozeman. What a place! Indiana gets my vote for most underrated - I unironically love it and consider "Hoosier hospitality" to be the real deal. Texas is great, Hawaii speaks for itself... and hell, I even like Florida.
Kentucky gets my vote for bottom of the barrel. Aside from the booze and low cost of living, it's a complete hellhole and Kentuckians tend to have belligerent "crabs in a bucket"-style attitudes.
The music was thud-like.
The music was... thud-like.