The dominance of languages such as English. | A concept from French language that spreads to other languages. |
American movies that are distributed globally. | Global subcultures related to Japanese anime and manga. |
Sports such as soccer that have become popular in every country. | Celebrities who are recognized globally. |
Popular music such as K-pop that spreads globally. | European, American and Japanese consumer food products that are distributed globally. |
Japanese and European automobiles that are sold globally. | The popularity of Japanese sushi globally. |
A Korean streaming television series that is popular globally. | A religion that spreads to every country to varying degrees. |
Shifting perceptions of beauty in the United States that influence beauty perceptions globally. | The popularity of Tattoos in the United States that help tattooing to spread to countries where they are traditionally taboo. |
European biotechnology products that challenge traditional farming practices in multiple countries. | A Japanese aesthetic such as wabi sabi or kawaii that spreads globally. |
Korean beauty products that become popular on a global basis. | Emojis that emerged in Japan in the 1990s that are now commonplace. |
A meme that spreads on a global basis. | The emergence of skyscrapers in late 19th century America that later spread to all large cities. |
The German design movement Bauhaus that was viewed as inspiring 20th century design minimalism. | American fast food chains that operate globally. |
The spread of consumer products such as soft drinks. | The influence of American music such as American jazz and rock. |
The influence of Spanish artist Pablo Picasso on 20th century art movements such as Cubism. | The dominance of American consumer technology such as smartphones. |
The global spread of martial arts such as Jujutsu from Japan. | The HEREpizza effect such as Brazilian jiu-jitsu that first emerged amongst the Japanese expat community in Brazil. |
Similarities in myths and folktales from different cultures across the world indicating the spread of stories in antiquity. | Similar parables and sayings in multiple cultures and languages such as the HEREgolden rule. |
The durable impact of well known literature such as the Russian authors Tolstoy and Dostoevsky. | Philosophy such as the works of Plato and Socrates that influenced the direction of civilization. |
Political ideologies such as Marxism that originated in Europe. | European cafe culture that has spread on a global basis. |
American and European universities that accept many foreign students who are then influenced by these academic traditions. | The global influence of street artists such as Banksy from the UK. |
A Swedish brand that influences furniture design. | A Latin dance tradition that is popular globally. |
The influence of American social media companies. | The popularity of video games from Japan, Europe and America. |
