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Do young people in England copy American culture while simultaneously criticising America?

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Do young people in England copy American culture while simultaneously criticising America?

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Err well i’m a young English person and to be honest I can’t remember the last time I used any of the expressions above.I don’t have an I love NY T-Shirt, I don’t like Rap or Hip Hop ,although R&B is alright!I like some American films but most American humour I don’t find funny. I’ve never visited America and I don’t expect most Americans are stereotypically stupid and fat. This goes for most of my friends and although some of the ‘lower-classed’ kids do like rap music ,they don’t use the terms above have NY t-shirts are necessarily think American are stupid and fat. I wouldn’t say it was fashionable or ‘hip-hop’ as you put it!

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I depends other the person. I hate that people do that period because we all have the same thing in common we are all human and every nation has habits and practice that are considered taboo.

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The funny part comes when you notice that none of the kids say “shed-jew-uhl” anymore; they use the American pronunciation of “sked-jool.

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