What does Merica mean?
Other definitions of Merica:
- Redneck pronunciation of "America", the nation of the U.S.A. Used when mocking someone extremely patriotic or nationalist.
- Short for "America", used to demonstrate stereotypical American traits, like materialism and extreme patriotism.
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How to use the term
Merica:
You're in 'Merica now, boy! Let's get you some fireworks and a brew.
God bless 'merica. Land of the free, baby!
You're tellin' me, he ain't Merican? Get him out of my sight.
Video related to Merica
References:
Earl Dibbles Jr - MERICA (Official Music Video) | Granger Smith, YouTube
- A Song that mentions "Merica."
A 2016 single by pop-country singer Earl Dibbles Jr.
The song exemplifies the "Merica" spirit, often in a tongue-in-cheek way with it's stadium country/rock sound.
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