identify and describe one real world example that supports the idea that the spreading of popular culture is negative to local/folk culture

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8 January, 05:48

identify and describe one real world example that supports the idea that the spreading of popular culture is negative to local/folk culture

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Adan Leach · Answer 1

Folk culture has sentimental value while popular culture will be gone the next day. Take fidget spinners for example. They were popular for about a week and then we moved on to something else. Folk culture lives on in the spirit of the people sharing it.