Based “Dude, I never thought of that question”: do high schools in Europe have cheerleaders? Do Europecels even know what cheerleaders are?

[Subhuman Niceguy]

I was flipping through the channels this morning. I should have just tuned straight to CNN for an update on what happened in Utah - but, I came across memoryfuel - Friday pep-rally features.

Many of you Europeancels don’t know what a pep-rally is, or what cheerleaders are.


View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=A3kWEAkY9Rg&pp=ygUMQnJpbmcgaXQgb24g

 

[LeFrenchCel]

Doesn't exist, but we know what it is and see it as a piece of american folklore like american football, trump hats and school shootings

 

[Zero53]

Doesn't exist, but we know what it is and see it as a piece of american folklore like american football, trump hats and school shootings

 

[TooSomething]

No.

Yes.

 

[VersoffenerAssi]

I'm only familiar with this crap because of American films and series, and usually these foids are cheering on the Chads and Tyrones of their high school football team, basketball team etc
Here in Germany, this form of high school football doesn't exist, but instead there are football (soccer) clubs and an ultra/hooligan culture. Even among (fairly small) clubs in lower leagues. There, it's NOT JUST about Chad and Tyrone worshipping, but also, among other things, about a competition with rival ultras and hooligans. That's based.

 

[Jimb0]

Depends. Most schools only cover the basics of giving people and education and dgaf about all the other stuff

 

[DeadOnArrivalCel]

It's creeping in as are other American things like prom / graduation parties
All hellish if you're a social reject
America is perceived as a place for obnoxious loudmouths pathological narcissists and genetic lottery winners and about as socially graceful as a concentration camp