** WebVideo/ToddInTheShadows feels that this is the reason why Americans have such a high opinion of British pop music. He admits that, when it's good (like Music/TheBeatles, Music/EllieGoulding, or Music/{{Adele}}), it rivals anything America has to offer. However, he also feels that, as bad as Americans think they have it with their own awful pop music, at least they never had to suffer through the Cheeky Girls, Crazy Frog, Jedward, or the slew of ''[[Series/TheXFactor X-Factor]]'' runners-up.
* An interesting twist on this in TheSixties was that artists like Music/TheRollingStones and EricClapton were far more into traditional American blues and R&B than Americans were. For many Americans, their first introduction into authentic blues were hearing the Stones and Clapton doing covers of classic tracks. This led to a significant revival of interest in the US, but the oft-titled "[[TheBritishInvasion British Invasion]]" was really, in many ways, just American music being played by British guys.

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