| Display title | Lower Class Lout |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | On one end of the social spectrum we have the Upper Class Twit proving that money doesn't make good people. But that doesn't mean a lack of money does the same. This trope deals with the various varieties of lout, hooligan and delinquent that appear in various media. While these stereotypes are Truth in Television to some degree it's debatable whether the stereotype comes from Real Life, or said real life examples are imitating the stereotype. A typical Lower Class Lout is a usually (but not always) white teenager or young adult (with the occasional Enfant Terrible) who embodies the worst stereotypes of the working class (or middle class) which can (but does not have to) include; |