>He stuck a feather in his hat And called it macaroni What

Iirc macaroni was a posh style/stylist, and by saying that phrase they're saying "look at that dumb Yankee, he puts a feather in his hat like he's hot shit."

"Painted symbols on his purse and called Gucci Couture"

Imagine a nigger who wanted to look "swagged out" so he buys a Pontiac and claims it's a Cadillac

Americans are, and were plebs

>>1590587
cringed hard at this post

>>1590587
wow you have no idea what youre talking about

>>1590587
urban negros actually value buicks, my fine yuro friend

>>1590589
>>1590594
Mad americucks are mad

>>1590532
"Macaroni" was a very flamboyant and fashionable style in Europe that a poor colonist could not pull off. So by saying "He stuck a feather in his hat and called it macaroni", American colonists were being mocked for their poor fashion sense (and, well, being poor).

>>1590608
lmao brits were even gay in the 1700's.

>be in virginia
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Back in 18th century England, a bunch of rich frat boys went around trying to look as douchey and effeminate and "Continental" as possible. This style was called macaroni. In the context of that verse, it's even further a jab at a particular American stereotype, that of the low-class fop who thinks that sticking a feather in his cap makes him macaroni.

>>1590608
This is the correct answer.

>>1590618
Lmao

>>1590587
Don't talk shit on Pontiac, faggot

>>1590674
Don't Pontiac faggot shit on, talk

>>1590532
cannibalistic yorksmen with a taste for injun

>>1590674
Are you not familiar with the joke?

Poor
Old
Nigger
Thinks
It's
A
Cadillac

>>1590619
>>1590608

So, it was like fedora tipping.

>>1591141
SIDES

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