Woodrow the Basehead
New member
America--Rocky Balboa, Han Solo, Elliot Ness (well he's a real person too), Dirty Harry, Tony Montana, Gordon Gekko, Batman/Bruce Wayne --these are just a few. Basically if a character is still getting referenced on TV/print decades after, good guy or bad guy, he probably resonates in your culture. Americans dream big, love money, are tough as nails, and do the right thing (except Montana and Gekko)--Well that's how we like to be seen.
But every culture and subculture has their own heros--When I was in college, I believed in using certain pharma.....Well let's just say, Hunter S. Thompson (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas) and every character from the Big Lebowski were the iconic characters.
But I'm a white American guy who was born in the 80's. Any other ideas?
But every culture and subculture has their own heros--When I was in college, I believed in using certain pharma.....Well let's just say, Hunter S. Thompson (Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas) and every character from the Big Lebowski were the iconic characters.
But I'm a white American guy who was born in the 80's. Any other ideas?