or outside imports that eventually become American. I like variety.
You contradicted yourself.
Not really, in fact:
He seemed to have an issue with American pop culture being American or incorporated cultures from other nations.
p.s. Someone, you do realize that half of American pop culture is Canadian right? We've been taking their airwaves over for years and they haven't noticed...
That is what I'm talking about......
I'm currently in Australia, where Australian pop culture is Australian pop culture, but American pop culture is also mainstream, even though it remains American pop culture. No one would mistaken these American pop culture elements as Australian. I saw the same thing in the Philippines: there is Philippine pop culture, and then there is American/Western pop culture, which is just as mainstream, but no one will mistaken American pop elements as being Filipino.
But when Canadians, British, or Australians become part of American pop culture, I think its great..... except that people often tend to forget that these elements are not American. Or there is awareness, but not really. Not in the same league that Filipinos and Australians who watch programming from the United States know that it is from the United States.
Not true, either....