localectl set-locale LANG=en_US.UTF-8
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I've solved it by running g eselect locale set x with x being the locale. Thanks for your contribution.
Nevermind somehow it was set back
It is OK 👍
Why no export, bashrc, or /etc ?
If something else is setting it as en_US, then I don't want a conflict.