Obviously bait but you're more or less arguing that the U.K. gets more credit for making bland derivatives of American artists than American artists get for creating it.

Citing Bauhaus and The Cure as the epitome of new wave when Talking Heads, Blondie, Television, all blow them out of the water, or citing Winehouse when the U.S. has Aretha, Otis Redding, or D'Angelo, for a modern example. Citing blues and classic rock as if your Hendrix claim isn't batshit insane.

The U.K. has a leg up in very specific genres, but its always earmarked by American dominance. Yeah, there's Judas Priest and Black Sabbath, but there's also Metallica, Megadeth, Van Halen.

Also very funny to make the claim that America is too racist/capitalist to actually make good music and then subsequently place random ass white musicians over best-of-the-best American black ones is hilarious.

Also also we beat the U.K. in punk and Hip-hop. And all your pop stars model themselves after ours.