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Popular Culture. What is Popular Culture?. Popular culture- the arts, artifacts, entertainment, fads, beliefs and values that are shared by a large segment of a population. FADS TRENDS ICONS. FAD. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Popular Culture

Popular Culture

Page 2: Popular Culture

What is Popular Culture? • Popular culture- the arts, artifacts, entertainment, fads, beliefs and values that are shared by a large segment of a population.• FADS• TRENDS• ICONS

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TRENDS• Are accepted by a small segment of a population but

have a tendency to comeback and be popular again.

Big Belt Buckles. Head Bands Classic Heels

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ICONS• a name, face,

picture, edifice or even a person readily recognized as having well known significance.

• These items, ideas, and people often are seen as the originator and those who brought it to mass population.

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What Qualifies an ICON?• The ability to stay true to the art, not the money

made from the product.• Ability to create something or remain timeless.

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Mediums for popular culture• Music• Movies• Fashion• Television• Video Games• Sports• Jewelry• Books• Art• Food• Hairstyles

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Societal issues with pop culture • Popular culture is

not always accepted by the mainstream culture.

• Ex. early Rock N’ Roll in the 1950’s.

• Hip Hop– gangsta rap in early 1990’s

• Fashion– Miniskirt, bikini, baggy clothes

• Video Games– GTA series, first person shooters.

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When does it loose it’s popularity.

• A fad or trend looses popularity when:

a. Population which accepts it grows older.

b. The fad or trend is complicated to keep doing.

c. It becomes a crime to follow.

d. The Icon has his/her popularity diminished.

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Is popularity important?• How often does

popularity change?• Do you yourself buy

into popularity?• Who would most

likely use popularity?

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• What happens to a product once it looses popularity?• How many items do you still own that are considered

unpopular by your friends?• Is popularity important in High school?