Need Some Pop Culture & Daily Chat Tips!

Looking for Pop Culture and Everyday Chat Tips!

Hey everyone,

I’m an international student about to start my junior year in the States, and I’m both excited and a little anxious about fitting in. I’m studying art and have been drawing for over 8 years—I even took AP 2D Design this year! I love anime (like JoJo, Demon Slayer, and Attack on Titan), gaming (especially Genshin Impact, Nintendo titles, Persona 5, and Ace Attorney), and I’m also into tennis and badminton. And I can’t forget my adorable sidekick, Pikachu, a 6-year-old border collie!

I’d really appreciate your recommendations for must-watch TV shows, music, and any pop culture essentials I should dive into. Also, what are some popular topics people typically discuss at school? Thanks in advance!

One Reply to “Need Some Pop Culture & Daily Chat Tips!”

  1. Hey there! Welcome to the States! It sounds like you’ve got some awesome interests that will definitely help you connect with others. Here are a few recommendations and tips to help you get started:

    TV Shows

    1. Stranger Things – A mix of 80s nostalgia, adventure, and supernatural elements.
    2. The Office – A classic mockumentary-style comedy that’s super popular and great for laughs.
    3. Brooklyn Nine-Nine – A funny police procedural that balances humor with heart.
    4. Breaking Bad – A gripping drama about transformation and morality.
    5. Euphoria – If you’re interested in more serious topics, this show dives into the lives of teenagers dealing with various issues.

    Music

    1. Billie Eilish – Her unique sound and style are very popular right now.
    2. Dua Lipa – Great for catchy pop tunes.
    3. Lofi Hip Hop – Perfect for studying or background music; you might find it relaxing!
    4. K-Pop – Groups like BTS and BLACKPINK have a massive following across the States!

    Pop Culture

    1. Marvel Cinematic Universe – Everyone loves talking about the latest superhero movies and shows.
    2. TikTok Trends – Many conversations revolve around TikTok trends and memes, so getting familiar with it can help you connect.
    3. Video Games – People often discuss new game releases or popular series. You might want to check out the latest on Genshin and upcoming Nintendo games!

    Topics to Discuss

    • Current events in anime and gaming (any new releases or favorite series?)
    • Upcoming school events or art shows.
    • Your own artistic journey or styles you admire.
    • Sports: tennis and badminton can be great conversation starters, especially if you talk about favorite players or matches.

    Connecting with Others

    • Join clubs that match your interests (like an art club, anime club, or gaming group) to meet like-minded people.
    • Be open about your international experience—it can be a great conversation starter!
    • Don’t hesitate to share your art or ask for feedback—it’s a great way to bond with fellow students.

    Remember, most students are just as eager to make new friends as you are! Enjoy your time in the US, and best of luck with your art and studies!

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