What artists and bands have had the greatest effect on popular culture?
Q. What artists and bands have had the greatest effect on popular culture? Explain why? Do you think the changing genre of popular music influences culture of time? If so, explain how? If not, explain why not?
Asked by trisha b - Sat Aug 21 19:28:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think the popular answer here is "the beatles"
Answered by I am DOMO KUN - Sat Aug 21 19:29:52 2010
Q. What artists and bands have had the greatest effect on popular culture? Explain why? Do you think the changing genre of popular music influences culture of time? If so, explain how? If not, explain why not?
Asked by trisha b - Sat Aug 21 19:28:16 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think the popular answer here is "the beatles"
Answered by I am DOMO KUN - Sat Aug 21 19:29:52 2010
Popular Culture?
Q. I need some help figuring out pop. culture!! First of all what exactly is pop. culture? and one more thing, do yall think that my future career is considered pop. culture (accounting or pastry chef) and if so why!!! Thanks so much in advance interesting...
Asked by EL-Beth09!! - Tue Mar 4 16:29:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A job can't be popular culture, since a job is not culture. Popular culture is fashion, entertainment, sport, literature etc that is popular at a certain time.
Answered by murnip - Tue Mar 4 16:38:31 2008
Q. I need some help figuring out pop. culture!! First of all what exactly is pop. culture? and one more thing, do yall think that my future career is considered pop. culture (accounting or pastry chef) and if so why!!! Thanks so much in advance interesting...
Asked by EL-Beth09!! - Tue Mar 4 16:29:44 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A job can't be popular culture, since a job is not culture. Popular culture is fashion, entertainment, sport, literature etc that is popular at a certain time.
Answered by murnip - Tue Mar 4 16:38:31 2008
How does popular culture help to educate and inform a Western audience about other cultures and religions? ?
Q. How popular culture brings today s society closer to aspects of different cultures and global issues that they would not usually be accustomed with Why is there only a small, niche area that films regarding ethnic minorities/other cultures/religions are found? E.g. Drama/comedy i.e. Crash, Bend it Like Beckham? Culture and diversity I Find this really interesting and wonder if anyone knows anymore on it? or facts about the points iv made ... Thanks
Asked by Kezz - Fri Dec 19 14:31:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Soaps have a lot of cultural diversity. The problem is that most Asian cultures tend to stay within their own communities. This makes it difficult for them to assimilate within the mainstream population. West Indians are now very much part of British society, TV, Sports, Music etc. Africans are still quite culturally separate. If you have third generation immigrants from the sub-continent who still cannot speak English, expecting the rest of the population to understand them and their culture is going to be nigh impossible.
Answered by Jeepster - Mon Dec 22 05:58:15 2008
Q. How popular culture brings today s society closer to aspects of different cultures and global issues that they would not usually be accustomed with Why is there only a small, niche area that films regarding ethnic minorities/other cultures/religions are found? E.g. Drama/comedy i.e. Crash, Bend it Like Beckham? Culture and diversity I Find this really interesting and wonder if anyone knows anymore on it? or facts about the points iv made ... Thanks
Asked by Kezz - Fri Dec 19 14:31:22 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Soaps have a lot of cultural diversity. The problem is that most Asian cultures tend to stay within their own communities. This makes it difficult for them to assimilate within the mainstream population. West Indians are now very much part of British society, TV, Sports, Music etc. Africans are still quite culturally separate. If you have third generation immigrants from the sub-continent who still cannot speak English, expecting the rest of the population to understand them and their culture is going to be nigh impossible.
Answered by Jeepster - Mon Dec 22 05:58:15 2008
What do American youth and the mature think of the popular culture on sex, drugs, money and guns?
Q. From the songs, the ads, etc. we can see the culture going on and on and getting more popular today. What do you think?
Asked by Coolcola - Mon Sep 28 13:27:40 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sex: Its seen as something fun to do...there is so much pressure on both sexes to have sex that if you are a virgin by the age of 17 then you are supposed to feel bad about it. Some people see sex as a way to party, make friends, get to know people...the list goes on. Drugs: help take our mind off things...we teenagers have to feel rebelious so we go get high with our friends...it feels great, its easy, sometimes its free, and weed is the most common, its easy to get, and it makes everything feel easier, feel better..etc Money: makes the world go round, it is nonphysical power that can be used in any situation if you have enough. Guns: as little kids guys r taught that guns are fun, we play army man on the playground, buy toy guns… [cont.]
Answered by ummmmmmmmmmmm - Tue Sep 29 00:06:32 2009
Q. From the songs, the ads, etc. we can see the culture going on and on and getting more popular today. What do you think?
Asked by Coolcola - Mon Sep 28 13:27:40 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sex: Its seen as something fun to do...there is so much pressure on both sexes to have sex that if you are a virgin by the age of 17 then you are supposed to feel bad about it. Some people see sex as a way to party, make friends, get to know people...the list goes on. Drugs: help take our mind off things...we teenagers have to feel rebelious so we go get high with our friends...it feels great, its easy, sometimes its free, and weed is the most common, its easy to get, and it makes everything feel easier, feel better..etc Money: makes the world go round, it is nonphysical power that can be used in any situation if you have enough. Guns: as little kids guys r taught that guns are fun, we play army man on the playground, buy toy guns… [cont.]
Answered by ummmmmmmmmmmm - Tue Sep 29 00:06:32 2009
The most positive image of women in 1950s popular culture was the?
Q. The most positive image of women in 1950s popular culture was the career woman. intellectual. housewife. political activist. corporate executive. which is it?? im not sureee? its one of these this was a multiple choice question.
Asked by Allison Maller - Sat May 16 11:50:17 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd say housewife.
Answered by Leanne - Sat May 16 12:02:59 2009
Q. The most positive image of women in 1950s popular culture was the career woman. intellectual. housewife. political activist. corporate executive. which is it?? im not sureee? its one of these this was a multiple choice question.
Asked by Allison Maller - Sat May 16 11:50:17 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd say housewife.
Answered by Leanne - Sat May 16 12:02:59 2009
Does the popular culture provide positive role models?
Q. I'm doing a speech on modern oratory and i need as much of info about popular culture. Whether it is positive or negative. Also what are teenaged Role models?
Asked by Allee H - Wed Nov 4 15:51:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Im not sure id be the best person to give an answer to this type of question.
Answered by Demonica Blood Thief - Wed Nov 4 15:55:41 2009
Q. I'm doing a speech on modern oratory and i need as much of info about popular culture. Whether it is positive or negative. Also what are teenaged Role models?
Asked by Allee H - Wed Nov 4 15:51:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Im not sure id be the best person to give an answer to this type of question.
Answered by Demonica Blood Thief - Wed Nov 4 15:55:41 2009
American Popular Culture going to lead to Americanisation of beliefs and values?
Q. Is consumption of American Popular culture inexorably going to lead to the Americanisation of beliefs and values.
Asked by UndertakerFan - Sun Jan 4 10:33:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Not a chance. American values aren't very popular elsewhere.
Answered by Insert witty name here - Sun Jan 4 10:41:54 2009
Q. Is consumption of American Popular culture inexorably going to lead to the Americanisation of beliefs and values.
Asked by UndertakerFan - Sun Jan 4 10:33:52 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Not a chance. American values aren't very popular elsewhere.
Answered by Insert witty name here - Sun Jan 4 10:41:54 2009
Popular culture and the African American Civil Rights?
Q. How did popular culture positively and negatively affect the Civil Rights? Did the uprising of new music scenes (like hip hop cultures) speed up or slow down racial discrimination? Did popular culture even affect the civil rights at all or did it make no difference?
Asked by eternityindays - Sat May 2 14:33:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by unknown - Sat May 2 14:41:52 2009
Q. How did popular culture positively and negatively affect the Civil Rights? Did the uprising of new music scenes (like hip hop cultures) speed up or slow down racial discrimination? Did popular culture even affect the civil rights at all or did it make no difference?
Asked by eternityindays - Sat May 2 14:33:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by unknown - Sat May 2 14:41:52 2009
what are the major differences in the process of diffusion of popular culture compared to a folk custom?
Q. what are the major differences in the process of diffusion of popular culture compared to a folk custom? thanks =) [in reply to first response] but what are the differences in there diffusion?
Asked by chuck - Mon Nov 26 13:21:22 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. popular culture is often translated my media - it spreads FAST. Traditionally, a folk custom ( folk song, folk tale, whatever) is transmitted by word of mouth, between individuals, one at a time.
Answered by nickipettis - Mon Nov 26 14:12:14 2007
Q. what are the major differences in the process of diffusion of popular culture compared to a folk custom? thanks =) [in reply to first response] but what are the differences in there diffusion?
Asked by chuck - Mon Nov 26 13:21:22 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. popular culture is often translated my media - it spreads FAST. Traditionally, a folk custom ( folk song, folk tale, whatever) is transmitted by word of mouth, between individuals, one at a time.
Answered by nickipettis - Mon Nov 26 14:12:14 2007
Do you think the classic age of popular culture ended in 1999?
Q. so far the 21st century has brought vastly inferior pop culture. however i think it will get better in the '10s. what do you think - is the 20th century (or say, 1920-1999) going to be remembered as the age of popular culture? or will it continue through the 21st?
Asked by **Mimzy** - Tue Aug 4 07:54:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been thinking about that in terms of music... I get the feeling pop music has sort of "stopped" a few years ago... I noticed I haven't listened to any new song and liked it for a while, but maybe that's just me growing old xD as for the rest, well, I don't know, with phases it's always difficult to draw boundaries, usually that's done later, by people looking back. We'll I guess..
Answered by Henry J - Tue Aug 4 08:02:22 2009
Q. so far the 21st century has brought vastly inferior pop culture. however i think it will get better in the '10s. what do you think - is the 20th century (or say, 1920-1999) going to be remembered as the age of popular culture? or will it continue through the 21st?
Asked by **Mimzy** - Tue Aug 4 07:54:02 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been thinking about that in terms of music... I get the feeling pop music has sort of "stopped" a few years ago... I noticed I haven't listened to any new song and liked it for a while, but maybe that's just me growing old xD as for the rest, well, I don't know, with phases it's always difficult to draw boundaries, usually that's done later, by people looking back. We'll I guess..
Answered by Henry J - Tue Aug 4 08:02:22 2009
In what ways can popular culture such as Hip Hop be subversive?
Q. I am studying popular cultures as well as a larger focus on the hip hop movement and I am interested into understanding your views on this question. Thanks. :)
Asked by SSS - Sat Apr 24 13:32:20 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In most cases, hiphop glamorizes violence, and lack of family structure. While hiphop does speak the truth about how many people in America are forced to live---in poverty and/or with a single mother and/or in a gang--it has been twisted so that the message is less about "trying to get out of that sort of life" and more about "my credibility has been increased because i am living this kind of life". It gives a false sense of "badassness", where you can have scores of babies with multiple baby mamas, anyone can make millions of dollars by busting rhymes, and life is a kill or be killed. While some people live this life on a daily basis, you also see people who AREN'T living that life trying to emulate this message (ex. rich suburban kids… [cont.]
Answered by Lorelei - Sat Apr 24 13:44:09 2010
Q. I am studying popular cultures as well as a larger focus on the hip hop movement and I am interested into understanding your views on this question. Thanks. :)
Asked by SSS - Sat Apr 24 13:32:20 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In most cases, hiphop glamorizes violence, and lack of family structure. While hiphop does speak the truth about how many people in America are forced to live---in poverty and/or with a single mother and/or in a gang--it has been twisted so that the message is less about "trying to get out of that sort of life" and more about "my credibility has been increased because i am living this kind of life". It gives a false sense of "badassness", where you can have scores of babies with multiple baby mamas, anyone can make millions of dollars by busting rhymes, and life is a kill or be killed. While some people live this life on a daily basis, you also see people who AREN'T living that life trying to emulate this message (ex. rich suburban kids… [cont.]
Answered by Lorelei - Sat Apr 24 13:44:09 2010
How would you describe popular culture vs art?
Q. How would you describe popular culture vs art?
Asked by jay - Wed Apr 28 00:54:08 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This question takes some thought and I hope I give you an answer along the lines of what you are looking for because I'm not sure. Popular culture has become so... popular. Very little creativity or uniqueness these days. Like everything is just a copy. Seems like many strive to be that "perfect person". The person who is highly fashionable and says the right things. A rich person and a person with many boundaries. Art is a complete opposite. Art has no boundaries. You can express any feeling or personality through the tool of art. It can be so unique. So simple or so crazy. People's opinions on art differ greatly. I may like art that is in a style completely different from you. However many agree on what they like about popular culture.
Answered by Ad_Dani_Vice - Wed Apr 28 01:31:03 2010
Q. How would you describe popular culture vs art?
Asked by jay - Wed Apr 28 00:54:08 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This question takes some thought and I hope I give you an answer along the lines of what you are looking for because I'm not sure. Popular culture has become so... popular. Very little creativity or uniqueness these days. Like everything is just a copy. Seems like many strive to be that "perfect person". The person who is highly fashionable and says the right things. A rich person and a person with many boundaries. Art is a complete opposite. Art has no boundaries. You can express any feeling or personality through the tool of art. It can be so unique. So simple or so crazy. People's opinions on art differ greatly. I may like art that is in a style completely different from you. However many agree on what they like about popular culture.
Answered by Ad_Dani_Vice - Wed Apr 28 01:31:03 2010
Why is American popular culture so obsessed with gangsters?
Q. (the Godfather, Tony Soprano, Goodfellas, Casino, rap music, Tony Montana, John Gotti etc. the list could go on). I am not, by the way criticizing the artistic merits of any of this (I am big fan of the Sopranos, The Godfather, and the Martin Scorsese movies) I am just wondering why the gangster has become such a central figure in American popular culture.
Asked by triviadude318 - Tue Nov 6 19:25:36 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. b/c those movies and shows make that certain lifestyle look so attractive...in all reality its a dangerous lifestyle...but hollywood doesn't show that side. Its like those girls gone wild vids...they show all the nude girls and the "attractive" sex b/t the girls and all the guys but..they don't show the STDs, hang overs and regrets
Answered by kdanielle86 - Tue Nov 6 19:33:22 2007
Q. (the Godfather, Tony Soprano, Goodfellas, Casino, rap music, Tony Montana, John Gotti etc. the list could go on). I am not, by the way criticizing the artistic merits of any of this (I am big fan of the Sopranos, The Godfather, and the Martin Scorsese movies) I am just wondering why the gangster has become such a central figure in American popular culture.
Asked by triviadude318 - Tue Nov 6 19:25:36 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. b/c those movies and shows make that certain lifestyle look so attractive...in all reality its a dangerous lifestyle...but hollywood doesn't show that side. Its like those girls gone wild vids...they show all the nude girls and the "attractive" sex b/t the girls and all the guys but..they don't show the STDs, hang overs and regrets
Answered by kdanielle86 - Tue Nov 6 19:33:22 2007
How has James Bond impacted popular culture?
Q. People of the uk! How has James Bond impacted popular culture in your opinion?
Asked by Amir A - Wed Jul 16 13:20:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry! I'm from the "Colonies" but I think everyone likes to feel cool sometime in their life and James Bond certainly showed people what "Cool" was! James Bond provided some escapism from a person's life. He helped us "get away," so to speak.
Answered by webwanderer - Wed Jul 16 13:25:25 2008
Q. People of the uk! How has James Bond impacted popular culture in your opinion?
Asked by Amir A - Wed Jul 16 13:20:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry! I'm from the "Colonies" but I think everyone likes to feel cool sometime in their life and James Bond certainly showed people what "Cool" was! James Bond provided some escapism from a person's life. He helped us "get away," so to speak.
Answered by webwanderer - Wed Jul 16 13:25:25 2008
I need help coming up with 3 questions about the popular culture after WW2...?please answer?
Q. I need three questions about the popular culture during the period of 1952-1963. Thanks.. I have to ask these to my class.
Asked by rachel e - Tue Apr 1 16:34:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Music - Did rock and roll help cause the generation gap, or did it just point out another area where there already was a gap? 2. Movies - Did movies like The Wild One and Rebel Without A Cause reflect life in mainstream America, or was it just Hollywood's view? 3. TV - Were TV families in the 1950's realistic? Questions like these may get some discussion started. You don't say what age group you are in. I don't know if you are of an age to be discussing the impact of magazines like Playboy on censorship, or of comedians like Lenny Bruce and their impact on censorship. I don't know the age limit here. But those are a couple of other ideas. The website I have posted has a lot of information on pop culture. You could surf that… [cont.]
Answered by KDCCPA - Tue Apr 1 16:54:04 2008
Q. I need three questions about the popular culture during the period of 1952-1963. Thanks.. I have to ask these to my class.
Asked by rachel e - Tue Apr 1 16:34:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Music - Did rock and roll help cause the generation gap, or did it just point out another area where there already was a gap? 2. Movies - Did movies like The Wild One and Rebel Without A Cause reflect life in mainstream America, or was it just Hollywood's view? 3. TV - Were TV families in the 1950's realistic? Questions like these may get some discussion started. You don't say what age group you are in. I don't know if you are of an age to be discussing the impact of magazines like Playboy on censorship, or of comedians like Lenny Bruce and their impact on censorship. I don't know the age limit here. But those are a couple of other ideas. The website I have posted has a lot of information on pop culture. You could surf that… [cont.]
Answered by KDCCPA - Tue Apr 1 16:54:04 2008
how Edith Wharton has been used in popular culture?
Q. List examples of how Edith Wharton (or her works) has been used in popular culture.
Asked by LJ - Thu Dec 3 12:21:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No linguistic examples come to mind. Try a different forum
Answered by andreashatz - Fri Dec 4 05:51:07 2009
Q. List examples of how Edith Wharton (or her works) has been used in popular culture.
Asked by LJ - Thu Dec 3 12:21:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No linguistic examples come to mind. Try a different forum
Answered by andreashatz - Fri Dec 4 05:51:07 2009
Examples of Popular Culture in India 10 points?
Q. I need examples of Popular Culture unique to India. Please and thankss. (: Will rate five stars and 10 points! Please and thanks.
Asked by SamJason4ever - Tue Apr 20 02:59:30 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The biggest and the most obvious pop culture in India stems from bollywood.
Answered by 3SM - Tue Apr 20 06:05:31 2010
Q. I need examples of Popular Culture unique to India. Please and thankss. (: Will rate five stars and 10 points! Please and thanks.
Asked by SamJason4ever - Tue Apr 20 02:59:30 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The biggest and the most obvious pop culture in India stems from bollywood.
Answered by 3SM - Tue Apr 20 06:05:31 2010
What do you think America would be like without popular culture?
Q. I am watching a Barbara Walter's special of the world's most fascinating people. Please explain to me how Justin Timberlake, Katherine Heigl, and Jennifer Hudson make this list? This is so sad. What do you think America would be like without popular culture? No celebrity-obsession, no tabloids..
Asked by mrr86 - Thu Dec 6 22:10:59 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Allot better, i don't even see were those people deserve recognition, they would if they actually made a difference but they don't, its sad they receive recognition, but our troops, good Samaritans and other so called average human beings don't, it makes me sick to my stomach.
Answered by ARTY - Thu Dec 6 22:16:00 2007
Q. I am watching a Barbara Walter's special of the world's most fascinating people. Please explain to me how Justin Timberlake, Katherine Heigl, and Jennifer Hudson make this list? This is so sad. What do you think America would be like without popular culture? No celebrity-obsession, no tabloids..
Asked by mrr86 - Thu Dec 6 22:10:59 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Allot better, i don't even see were those people deserve recognition, they would if they actually made a difference but they don't, its sad they receive recognition, but our troops, good Samaritans and other so called average human beings don't, it makes me sick to my stomach.
Answered by ARTY - Thu Dec 6 22:16:00 2007
How has the fast food industry transformed popular culture in america?
Q. How has the fast food industry changed the american popular culture?
Asked by bryon_barker - Sun Apr 22 10:45:51 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. we drive for food not even alighting from our cars. we eat in a few minutes time w/o really relaxing. we eat any time of day or nite w/o a second thought.
Answered by cadaholic - Sun Apr 22 10:50:39 2007
Q. How has the fast food industry changed the american popular culture?
Asked by bryon_barker - Sun Apr 22 10:45:51 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. we drive for food not even alighting from our cars. we eat in a few minutes time w/o really relaxing. we eat any time of day or nite w/o a second thought.
Answered by cadaholic - Sun Apr 22 10:50:39 2007
How is popular culture enriched by transgression?
Q. Is pop culture's appeal enhanced by acts of transgression? Do you agree?, and do you have any examples of something trangressive, aside from tattooing?
Asked by Emocide Organ - Sun Feb 15 17:35:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Excellent question, and a premise I heartily agree with, once I thought about it. Everything from gender play in popular music from the Beatles and their long hair to Boy George's gender bending performance in the 80's. Anything that challenges received/accepted norms.
Answered by louisebro - Sun Feb 15 17:58:36 2009
Q. Is pop culture's appeal enhanced by acts of transgression? Do you agree?, and do you have any examples of something trangressive, aside from tattooing?
Asked by Emocide Organ - Sun Feb 15 17:35:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Excellent question, and a premise I heartily agree with, once I thought about it. Everything from gender play in popular music from the Beatles and their long hair to Boy George's gender bending performance in the 80's. Anything that challenges received/accepted norms.
Answered by louisebro - Sun Feb 15 17:58:36 2009
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