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}}'''"I'm Afraid of Americans"''' is a [[David Bowie]] song that was remixed by [[Trent ReznorNine Inch Nails]] for its maxi-single release in 1997.

*Production and additional performances by Nine Inch Nails: [[Trent Reznor]], [[Charlie Clouser]], [[Keith Hillebrandt]], [[Dave Ogilvie|Dave "Rave" Ogilvie]], [[Danny Lohner]]

*Engineered by [[Brian Pollack ]] at [[Nothing Studios]], New Orleans

Remixed by [[Nine Inch Nails]], this version was used as the single mix of the song, in its music video, and appears on the titular remix EP and the ''Best of Bowie'' compilation. Reznor sings backup in this mix, most notably in the choruses and the "God is an American" coda. This is the version that Nine Inch Nails plays live.

The video features Reznor stalking Bowie throughout the streets of New York, with Bowie constantly trying to escape. Throughout the video, violent acts , seemingly only visible to Bowie, are "committed" with finger guns seemingly only visible to Bowieby bystanders, culminating in Reznor firing an automatic imaginary machine gun at a taxi cab that Bowie is hiding behindhad just exited. Reznor subsequently appears bearing a cross as part of a misfit parade passing Bowie in the streetsstreet, chanting "God is an American."The video was directed by Dominic Hawley and Nick Goffey (aka Dom and Nic) and was inspired by the film ''Taxi Driver''. There is an uncensored version of the video where the woman in the entryway is seen sucking the latex glove-covered finger gun of the old man. The censored version just shows her bending down near him in a suggestive manner. Some broadcast versions of the video also censor the lyric "pussy".