Since I watched a lot of European and American youth romantic comedy campus movies before, I can see a little bit about the lifestyle of similar European and American high school students and the Western cultural atmosphere, which pays too much attention to "self" and "individual". The focus of their lives is to attract the attention of others and make them feel cool. Shining clothes, great experience can often make a sigh and envy among people of the same age, paying great attention to the appearance and attractiveness of material. The original beautiful clothes, shoes and bags can make girls go crazy; burglary, especially the theft in the room of a celebrity (+ my idol’s closet) is "cool enough", and the girls’ vanity a little bit inflated. . First of all, the luxury and provenance of the costumes made the girls proud, and then the admiration and admiration of the peers made them even more difficult to extricate themselves. They pursue trends and fashions, but they are so shamelessly calm and calm; and Nicky and her stupid mother can say something similar to the so-called "inner beauty" balablab in order to gain external attention, highlighting them more exaggeratedly The vanity, contrived, and crazy to stupid image of silly, even on the day of the court sentence, they can use them to make an article (reminds me of a similar movie in which three girls pretended to accuse the teacher of raping themselves. To gain fame, I forgot to call it orz).
As the boy Marc said, Americans seem to have a preference and quirk for criminal sexual stimulation. There are also “social ladies” (Hilton who lent the luxury mansion actively). Their lives are “sick/ill” in the director’s eyes. They use money, jewelry, luxury houses and sing songs to decorate the show to people, and they are frequently exposed in the media to maintain Popularity, but the public likes to use it as a conversational material, and teenagers even imitate it. I have to say that these values are really fucking twisted.
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