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Pop Culture in America

The sculptures and other exhibitions of intelligent human accomplishment stared communally in a particularly given society is referred to as culture. The essence of this paper is to explain the widespread perception among the American people. The research will generally focus on a particular aspect of popular culture. In this case, the paper will mainly touch on pop culture in America.

In this context, pop culture is broadly known as the dialect of the citizens of the American state. It involves the preferences, actions, and customs embraced by the American people. The people of America believe that the pop culture unites together the different diverse communities into a unified cultural identity. Significant examples of pop culture include television shows, video games, films, slang words, and food.

Nonetheless, American pop culture usually differs from other forms of literature in unique ways. For instance, pop culture can be easily accessed by the general public, while different cultures like fine art and literary works are usually meant for a few selected audience. Notably, the regular customer does not require previous exposure in pop culture and a higher level of understanding to get the concept of pop culture. Additionally, it also contrasts from the folk culture since its always changing gradually. The folk culture which originates from that of the tradition never changes but instead it stays fixed.

The origin of the pop culture in America started during the Industrial Revolution in the late 18^th century. This happened when American people from rural regions began migrating to the cities of America. Therefore, many factors led to the spreading of pop culture among the significant population in the cities of America. In this propensity, the crowded cities permitted the spread of news of the pop culture more rapidly by the use of mouthing. This brought new means of mass production, thus making the consumption of cultural item less expensive, allowing many individuals who were in the middle class to consume them. This was because they had more income to purchase commodities. This commodity includes sensationalist news magazines and serialized novels.

Moreover, the pop culture among the American people started being more popular among the different people in different countries overseas. The films from America account for approximately seventy percent of European box office sale. The sociological people believe that exporting pop culture among different nations is typically harmless. Different people from other organization give their concern about this pop culture. Notably, they explain that the global dominance of America pop culture dramatically affects the cultural expansionism and has more power to overturn the local culture among different communities.

According to different scholars, pop culture can have a positive or negative influence on something or community. The importance of popular culture on American lifestyle is majorly through literature, music, and movies. This culture among the American people is too hard to be ignored by the majority of people. This because it acts as a social glue for American society. This, therefore, allows American individuals to consider the most challenging subject matter hence providing a sturdy economic engine since it inspires different procurements.

The popular culture unites different people during their everyday lifestyle. It generally forms a unifying foundation that pervades differences among individuals, thus allowing unity during their conversation. Through television shows and expeditions usually creates mutual understanding hence friendship among different cultures. Nonetheless, it makes different people in overcoming their shyness, thus engaging fully in conversation without fearing to be isolated with their friends.

The topics concerning pop culture can be be viewed in many ways, thus giving individuals the freedom to make their own opinion on the selected items. The questions posed on television shows allow individuals in contributing to the issue, thus increasing the confidant of a person. The American pop culture is one of the popular perceptions that will enable the American citizens in expressing their views and consideration, therefore, evaluating trending issues that they may prevent. The pop culture exposes sexuality, cultural themes, and the social etiquette making the viewers make their own opinions on what is being broadcasted. In this particular context, the benefit is the exposure of the ideas that many individuals may not be eager to approve and consider. Moreover, the real publicity is from the same distance as the television screen.

In conclusion, pop culture influences the trends in music, clothing lines, and popular cars hence pressurizing many individuals to put more money into the economy. The influence is taken by different people to be an adverse effect of popular culture. Despite the negative suggestions, the economic advantage may be optimistic if the people are sensible in their consumptions. Notably, American pop culture has transformed the lifestyle of many people. Through the introduction of the pre-package boxed meal, it has brought families together during meals time. American music has greatly influenced the culture of many individuals, thus playing an essential role in sociological changes. Moreover, television has contributed to American people thinking differently about political issues, relationships, and religious activities. Lastly, it has influence ethnic practices among the African and American because of pop culture in the form of jazz music and most important, spirituality.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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