Question

10 surprising ways to offend people in other countries?

What music is related to globalization and global culture ?

Answer 1

Never Fill Your Own Glass - while drinking alcohol in japan with others and if your glass is empty and you want more try to fill someone glass hopefully  they’ll decide you need a top-up, too

In Bulgaria, nodding your head means no, and shaking your head side to side means yes. You might  know, the exact reverse in U.S

remain your thumbs to yourself if you’re going Iran, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Greece - your finger of acceptence is primarily telling a local “up yours.”

Don't give the three-fingered Hunger Games greeting and sulute in Thailand. It's outlawed due to becoming a symbol of the opposition during the country's military coup in 2012

USA not America - I am from america and George if from north america then George is implying that only the United States is America so politically correct is that when George tells that he is from the U.S.

In some Asian cultures (Japan and China, for example) you're expected to refuse a gift several times before accepting it. To accept a gift right away is greedy and rude

In the US a thumbs up is a good sign. In parts of Australia, it means "up your bum".

Dressing too casually - flip flops, sweatpants, wrinkly clothing, yoga pants in public - is seen as disrespectful and sloppy in many European countries and Japan.

When in Turkey, never point the sole of your foot towards a person. Also, don't put your hands in your pockets or on your hips, as this is a sign of disrespect

Tipping is not common outside of the US and can actually be considered rude. In Japan and South Korea it's an insult.

2- Globalization forward the world music commerce and enhances the cultural communication, but mainstream pop tradition replaces the traditional music and commercialized the pop music which guide to a consequence that the class of the music is reducing and Globalization for the music production permit for an individual to listen music from all around the world using several unalike devices.