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>>593013

Shit tier.

Watch these instead.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B24j9fnkxo4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZyE9QApvEU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGbfJb3qbSg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dlr90NLDp-0

>>593013

The classic "Americans, explain yourself!!!!"

let me help you for future reference. Each state in the US is like a country. Comprising of different economies, cultures and lifestyles. The US as a whole is like the European union, and each state a country. So back to your point. Do Americans listen to this? probably? But if I were to hazard a guess I'd probably say that it's a very very small number of Americans (read: black pentacostal). Conversely, I could say 90%+ of Americans don't listen to this type of music. The US really is a melting pot, which is why it's easy to see some extreme cultural example and go "hurr durr wHy AmErIkA sO dUmBz?1?! xDd"

>>593016

I didn't really get into Christian rap so much, but the beautiful eulogy one resonates with me a little. thanks

https://youtu.be/pnGnfH8FtUM

I didn't much like the first listed song. that's more of an old school traditional metal. personally, I like the heavy vocals and cords.

>>593022

He was always my favorite to play as.

>>593207

>implying

>>593207

>Each state in the US is like a country. Comprising of different economies, cultures and lifestyles. The US as a whole is like the European union, and each state a country.

You do not understand how the European Union works.

The globalists in there are trying to make the EU a USA 2.0.

Come back when you need to speak anoth3er language after driving 50 miles and can't even understand your own countrymen after 30 miles.

Come back when Florida, New Mexico, Arizona and Nevada speak Spanish (majority, not like today), Louisiana up to Michigan speak French, Alaska is still Russian and here and there are Natives speaking only Native.

>>593228

He didn't say anything about language, but rather culture and economies, which does have parallels to the differences found between the various states of Europe. The cultural difference between rural Maine and Boston, Boston and Atlanta, Atlanta and Boise, Boise and the Bay area, are significant. To think of the US as a homogeneous cultural puddle because the majority speaks English is dishonest at best.

do black people do cringy stuff and then falter on their faith? yes all the time.

>>593015

WUZ

>>593288

The cultural differences are mostly related to race and a bit religion.

The biggest cultural differences would be between the very ends of the country where the climate also plays a role but other than that I can't imagine anything that could separate you culturally from the other states.

>To think of the US as a homogeneous cultural puddle because the majority speaks English is dishonest at best.

It's not only because of the language but because America is a new country made by colonization by mostly English mixed with some other Europeans all living in the same conditions until you set out to colonize the west-coast region.

You all speak English, have the same politics, national television and most eat the same kinds of food depending on the climatic region.

Sure there are differences but they're nothing compared to European cultural differences.

>>593380

>have the same politics, national television and most eat the same kinds of food depending on the climatic region.

>Sure there are differences but they're nothing compared to European cultural differences.

how can one person be so wrong? is this what its like for an american to tell a european about their own countries?

>>593382

So you guys do not share the Dem/Rep parties, a president and a vice president?

I take that the state politics have no connection to the international American politics either then?

You guys don't have international 'news' stations like Fox, ABC, CNN and NBC?

You want me to believe that the cultural differences between Nevada and Arizona are the same as Germany and France?

>>593207

That's a bad analogy. A better analogy would be the UK.

>>593292

No, it's just a prot thing.

>>593394

>I take that the state politics have no connection to the international American politics either then?

50 states all with their own laws, policies and cultures. international matters are decided by representatives from each state, all who seem to never agree on anything. differences like germany and france, no not that drastic compared to nevada and arizona which is literally all fucking desert. but say west virginia to where i live on the lake is very different. completely different people with completely different mindsets. different weather, different food, different ways of talk, etc etc etc. mind you the 2 states share a border.

>mentioning shitty news broadcasts.

i dont know anyway who watches national news unless its because something huge happened or they're in a bar or something. news in america is a long issue that 20 14,000 page books couldnt explain.

>>593399

LOL

>>593013

This is what I listen to. I'm not a Kang, btw. I'm also not protestant.