Pub triples its visitors after US influencer brands pie 'best ever'
Kalani Smith, from Mount Juliet, Tennessee visited the pub - which is the birthplace of Guy Fawkes - to try the pie, made by head chef Jeremy Grey.
From Jersey Shore to Geordie Shore: An American's Unexpected Journey into British Pop Culture An American woman's fascination with British reality TV and music has taken an unexpected turn, leading her to explore the unique aspects of UK pop culture. The journey began with the familiar shores of Jersey Shore, but quickly ventured into the unfamiliar territory of Geordie Shore, igniting a passion for British reality television. This initial spark led to a deeper dive into UK music, with artists like Tinie Tempah and Dizzee Rascal becoming unexpected favorites. Her experiences offer a humorous and insightful look into cross-cultural appreciation and the unexpected connections that can be forged through pop culture. The video also highlights the challenges of navigating unfamiliar cultural references, adding another layer of relatability to the story. "I was like, 'who is Tinie Tempah? I've never heard of him!'," she laughs, recalling her initial reaction to a lyric from one of his songs. This anecdote perfectly captures the humorous and engaging nature of her journey. Her exploration extends beyond music, encompassing books like Katie Price's autobiography. The video's conclusion hints at a future exploration of other cultural aspects, suggesting a continuing journey of discovery. The video's relatable and humorous approach makes it an engaging piece of content with the potential to spark a conversation about cross-cultural understanding and the power of pop culture to connect people from different backgrounds.
Kalani Smith, from Mount Juliet, Tennessee visited the pub - which is the birthplace of Guy Fawkes - to try the pie, made by head chef Jeremy Grey.