Hello, I'm American, and my opinion I-

>Hello, I'm American, and my opinion I-

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Christ. Just fucking nuke us. Just kill us all already I don’t care. I’m so tired of it all. Everyone hates us. We hate ourselves. There is no hope. Please nuke us china I beg you.

Don't give up, it's just a phase.

Don't be pathetic
The people on this board are unironically jealous of our military, economic, and cultural supremacy
Just laugh at their jokes and move on

>Supremacy

OH NO NO NO NO NO

>Culture
>America
Funniest thing I read all day congratulations

continue to watch our movies and listen our music . And dont forget to play our vidya

A 243 year phase with no end in sight?

We know that and they know that, just let them call us uncultured mutts. It's all they have

>music
ah yes what great cultural achievement 6ix9ine is
>vidya
lol

I don't watch your (((movies))).

I only watch British movies and listen to British music and support British game developers

Our stuff maybe objectively better than yours and all the zoomers may be consuming our stuff but don't worry. You guys are special too and I'm sure your media is great

The 2 highest grossing films ever were written, directed, and produced by a Canadian, one of which stars a mostly British cast telling the story of a British ship that sunk off the Canadian coast. The highest grossing and longest running film franchise is British, based on a series of British novels. Even among America's most popular films, like the MCU or Star Wars, it is not uncommon for many, or even most, of the leading roles to go to mostly British actors, even when there is no reason for them to do so. It is easier to list the Star Wars characters that aren't British than to list the ones that are.
7 out of the top 10 best selling novels are British
Most of the world's most popular sports are British and all of America's most popular are Canadian
The highest grossing band of all time is British, in the 2010s, 6 years (out of 9) have seen Brits and Canadians as the best selling musicians. A Brit also just broke the all time touring gross.

>dat lie

thanks for the (you)s seethe more

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Not an argument

jurassic World and the avengers about a british ship that sunk off of the coast?

um sweaty the titanic is #3 now

>top highest grossing band of all time
>beatles
>not realizing elvis was a major influence to them

Your statistics are wrong but even if they were right all those directors, producers and actors live in the United States and the movies were made here. All the authors either live here or died before their country became culturally irrelevant

Not adjusted for inflation, and even if we ignore that it does nothing to change the point. You are still talking about a sizable percentage of the top selling films, music, sports, and books, being the work of Brits and Canadians.
A frozen tundra of 36 million and a swampy overcast island of 66 million, competing against, if not beating out, a giant nation of 330 million with all of the entertainment industry and financing is an example of cultural dominance (at least in terms of entertainment industries).

Seinfeld is our culture. You can't criticize us and use that gif.

Yes, we are jealous in the same way a rubbernecker is jealous of a car crash

>All of these reaction images are being used from american media
absolute state of foreigners, no culture.

No they don't, many of them have homes in the US that they live in part time, usually because the industry is located there.
JK Rowling is still alive and writing wildly popular films.

> This entire thread
I don't understand the West, you are all obsessed with America
In my experience Americans can be total bros

>usually because the industry is located there.
you're proving his point man, just give it a rest.

I have never said America wasn't rich, America is fantastically wealthy, also has a giant market, and the weather and infrastructure. Pretending that Brits sit around watching American entertainment all day is silly though. The world watches Anglo entertainment, and per capita the UK is by far the cultural heavyweight of the bunch.

>mfw I cant tell if you're Russian or france

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If it comes from Hollywood it's American, so you're very wrong. I can't even think of one studio in the uk

Don't you have some babies to eat, amerimutt soldier?

It last between 300 to 500 years so sit tight.

The top highest grossing film adjusted for inflation would be "Gone with The Wind." As for James Cameron, he was born Canadian, but he literally started his adult life being educated in America, inspired by American films and books, and had his career jumpstarted by Americans

t-they're j-just jealous of us

I'm a Kurd, literally have seen American soldiers twice in my life
A lot of helicopters though

That's not how it works. We don't say that our soldiers who fought in France during WWII are French just because they were there at that time working. When a Swedish athlete plays hockey for the Detroit Redwings he still gets a Swedish flag next to his name on the roster.
The fact that we can pay for British or Canadian talent and ideas does not make them examples of American culture, it just means we can pay for British culture. What about all the American films shot in Canada? Are they Canadian? Is Star Wars African because it was filmed principally in Tunisia?

Cameron doesn't even have US citizenship and voluntarily withdrew his US citizenship application. He resides primarily in New Zealand while spending some time in CA

>Cameron doesn't even have US citizenship and voluntarily withdrew his US citizenship application.
and?