👉 "America, American" is like saying you're part of a country that's so big and diverse, it could use a good ol' fashioned 'American flag' with more stripes and less unity. It's a play on words, really, because "American" is often used to describe someone from the United States, but when paired with "America," it can sound like you're making a joke about national identity.
Here's an edgy example sentence: "After the 'Make America Great Again' rally went horribly wrong, America, American felt like it had just been handed a bad haircut by a group of confused teenagers."
