In Belgium, people from lower classes are often derogatorily called "barakis" (coming from stall holders living in caravans called "baraques"). The stereotypica

In Belgium, people from lower classes are often derogatorily called "barakis" (coming from stall holders living in caravans called "baraques"). The stereotypical baraki is called "Jason", "Brandon", "Kevin", "Jacky" or, for women, "Stacy", "Beverly" or "Cheyenne". When talking with french friends, they told me their word for those was "Jacky". I felt bad for all the French whose name is really Jacky.