I live in Duluth, MN. Fargo was filmed not far from here.
You really will hear the occasional insane Minnesota accent here sometimes, dontchaknow.
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I live in Duluth, MN. Fargo was filmed not far from here.
You really will hear the occasional insane Minnesota accent here sometimes, dontchaknow.
Not even an American, but I thought the obvious one would have been Alabama.
I feel like that one had fallen out of favor a bit especially in the younger generations.
Idk, I've just seen it on the internet a lot
I think that one is more about the entire South - so also Mississippi, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Tennessee, etc. I sorta lump it in as "Florida, extended edition", though it is its own thing.
For whatever reason, Ohio made it into the scene in TikTok, alongside skibidi ofc fr fr no cap.
Yeah I don't see jokes specifically targeting Alabama anymore. Or haven't in recent memory. It's always Ohio, which I don't really mind because I'm from Michigan and we were making Ohio jokes way before it was cool
Portlandia is surprising accurate.
Among born & raised Texans, I’ve heard Waco described as the armpit of Texas.
Back when I was on the other site, I’d found my way to a Texas humor sub. One of the funnier pictures I saw was an illustration of Texans by city:
That’s about all I got as far as playful stereotypes. There are more, but they’re insulting not playful.
Hehe those are funny.
I don't know if it's "playful" but South Fucking Carolina has the worst damn drivers and interstate highways in the entire south eastern USA, and I know this because if there were worse roads and drivers somewhere else, well, that's just unthinkable.
There's this well known documentary series called Portlandia...
Living in Idaho is EXACTLY like being in the movie Napoleon Dynamite. Without the fabulous interracial wedding at the end.
I can only imagine...