What is Popular Culture and What is Pop Culture Studies

[@Joe-cu5xi]

Thank you. Just an FYI: your videos have made their way into the college course I'm currently taking. Well done.

[@UXmatt]

Thank you! I appreciate it!!

[@christianvincentcostanilla8428]

Make a video : Which is the first Pop Culture Decade

[@patrickgallaher5275]

Thank you, not just for this excellent explanation of popular culture, but for the humor and your efforts as well.

[@UXmatt]

Thank you! I really appreciate it!

[@Arabesque42]

I graduated a few years ago in STEM and I still watched this and enjoyed it. Thanks for making this!

[@UXmatt]

Thank you! I really appreciate it.

[@DominicNes]

The Ben Swolo idea is just ahead of its time. We don’t understand it yet, or what Johnson was thinking and we probably never will.

[@UXmatt]

I'm interested to see what Johnson would do in his trilogy (assuming it's still slated to happen)....but I demand higher and higher pants (not from one film to the next, mind....but literally every time the camera changes....the pants must creep up by 10%).

[@Eloscence_Tv]

I learnt a lot from this video, thank you so much I would love for you to give me one or two advice on how to host a pop culture show. Thank you 😊❤️

[@paloma3535]

Quel beau travail ! continuez comme ça

[@ThuanPham-yd9ck]

Thanks to this i had an idea for my presentation

[@UXmatt]

That's awesome. Hope it went (or goes, if you haven't yet done it) well!

[@akhomanyahrii7128]

Incredible! 👍

[@squeepopculturethefangrrlg8223]

Thanks for posting!

[@UXmatt]

Thanks for watching!

[@jacobhatfield1363]

Not me missing the food the first time and then having to watch it again 😔

[@UXmatt]

No bueno. BUT I do appreciate the commitment and care. Thank you.

[@comixpo]

Great introduction to what pop culture is / can be...

[@UXmatt]

Thank you!

[@christianvincentcostanilla8428]

Make a video series : A Pop Culture decade series

[@christianvincentcostanilla8428]

Make a video : The 1950s Pop Culture

[@christianvincentcostanilla8428]

1960s Pop Culture

[@christianvincentcostanilla8428]

1970s Pop Culture

[@charliebickerdike3216]

not everyone really wants something to be popular though in the first place; no one asked for what they want to be popular.

[@UXmatt]

Sure. It’s hard to control once something (an idea, text, etc.) enters the public sphere.

[@Existwithayushi]

This was helpful!!❤

[@math101ca]

understood the assignment

[@earlblevins1284]

Thank you.

[@MissKaylaDiana]

It's absolutely high caliber art.

[@UXmatt]

Thanks! Photoshop is magic.

[@HansMcc1984]

What do you call the study of culture? 3:48

[@UXmatt]

There could be a lot of answers here. The humanities (posthumanists would have things to say about this perspective/answer) anthropology, cultural studies.

[@HansMcc1984]

@@UXmatt Thanks partner.

[@roseanncervantes9813]

will popular culture will survive?

[@AncyAncy-h7v]

Pop culture History subject anno

[@gamiclm3464]

Nice video :)

[@UXmatt]

Thank you!

[@HansMcc1984]

Noice.

[@ChristinaBriones]

[@UXmatt]

Thanks for watching!

[@gayatri-ydkh]

“You’re like tofu” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 aaah so cute

[@shattingonmyvideos]

do u think pop culture and internet culture is different? like maybe a subset of each other but i feel like the internet has impacted our generation way more differently than any forms of media and platforms ever had. we are constantly using and exposed to the internet, we have tiktok, vlogs, reddit, twitter, fandom and stan culture, memes, edits, discord, snapchat, musically, dance and music trends, self improvement videos, viral videos that come and go so fast. i just think its a very different category and also it deserves its own field of study