Culture

Culture
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My perspective of culture includes everything that involves my social conduct, ideas and customs. It will determine the food I eat, the clothes I wear, how I handle the public, my life on social media and how I associate with friends. The concepts of this culture are present in the media, within the society and in the presence of a massive number of the youth. From a different perspective, a third party might perceive the traditions that accompany it as misleading. However, a careful approach to some aspects of the culture will reveal great, definite ideas worth borrowing. The “popular culture,” commonly termed as “pop” carries a huge influence in many aspects of my life. How has the culture influenced me?
The unique comfort of identity with iconic personalities in the nation who influence my dressing, me feeding and partly my conduct derives from all the influence of a culture where I was born. The U.S was born in a unique culture which might have a more considerable impact in the society today. In my case, I have a secret artist who influences my dressing. Apart from the dressing, I choose hairstyles based on what I see in theirs. I enjoy the advantage of feeling at home since the culture is in my neighborhood and with all my age mates. Socially, I borrow my articulation from a philosopher idol.
The social media is part of my life, sharing every moment that passes with a simple post. It is not coincidental that comments must appear, illustrating the influence that exists.

The choice of food is swayed depending on the available and latest trending ones in the market. Music keeps changing fast, from the old hip-hop to pop. Economically, I work to see the American dream pass. It is culture borrowed from the public icon and translated into my life. It is all about staying up to date in dressing, walking, talking and all the best of the latest trends (Edensor, 2002).
References
Edensor, T. (2002). Popular Culture, Everyday Life and the Matrix of National Identity. National identity, popular culture and everyday life. Bloomsbury Publishing.