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Originally Posted by FranPZ
Hello everyone! As the title of the thread says, I would like to know how the american culture and society are. How would you describe it? How is the american lifestyle structured?
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It's actually really hard to pinpoint american culture because of the whole melting pot thing. You go to different areas of the states and experience different cultures.
Also who the **** brought up EDM? like that's the country's genre of music. I'm more inclined to say Country is because of the high country album sales and the whole bible belt being the areas where Country is played the most. Hipsters are into EDM now? I thought they were still on their Indie Rock and some Indie Electronic. Did they abandoned Indie? Or are you guys so hipster that you think it's common place/normal to listen to Indie.
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Originally Posted by 1blankmind
I honestly have no idea. I tried the club scene one time, and it was miserable. Terrible music that was so loud that I couldn't think. Maybe I would've enjoyed myself if I was old enough to drink.
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One you have to be ready to get drunk as **** and two you have to like the music somewhat. Dancing isn't required but when you are wasted you will have more liquid courage to grind up on some hotties if they let you. Most won't they will just turn around and slap you. That's when you roll your d20 for a safety throw and work on getting your dodge skill up.
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Originally Posted by Justthefacts
Currently the American landscape consists of 50% of millennials and 50% who aren't, and because my dips hit generation tries to mend the world together according to their feelings and never true facts or actual solutions, nothing's been accomplished in the last 10 years. We've stayed stagnant as a country and somehow even more divided. And trigger happy, and we voted for two of the worst candidates to lead us for another 4-8 years.
On the plus side, chicks are mostly hot, we've got unhealthy food anywhere you look, and the people of the south !
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Most accurate post in this thread.