This is so true, if you only look at what American's do on Youtube, you'd have a pretty generic view of the country. Like if you only watched Jen (MHWL), you'd think that people always buy random food from Whole Foods because she never really showed a regular grocery haul with just normal stuff (what is normal? it's very subjective lol). One thing that I do think, not even sure if it's true, everything is packaged. Fresh fruit, meat, grains, literally everything is in packaging, like no one buys loose produce?? Idk if that's even true, but every time Jen (HJDI) shows her Trader Joe's haul, it amazes me that everything is in packagingloopyloo wrote:YTers do give us non-Americans an odd view of America. I have seen so many videos of Target/Wallmart/Hobby Lobby car parks that that is now my vision of America! It's kind of a shock when someone does a video showing art galleries or lovely cafes or beautiful architecture!
This is true, I looked into UVa for study abroad and fell in love with the area (the price, not so much). It's soo beautiful from the pictures, I can only imagine how it must look in person.Spankme wrote:Oh honey, you have to look up Charlottesville VA! It's beautiful. There's much more to America than that shit they show. I promise = )
To be honest, IMO West Virginia is one of the shittiest states. Don't me to offend anyone, but I don't care for it.
Up north is beautiful. The architecture of homes and businesses are beautiful. Plenty of places with coffee shops and galleries, museums, etc.