Popular Culture

"Popular Culture" is a broad academic and societal concept encompassing the prevailing customs, beliefs, artistic output, and trends that characterize a given society at a particular time. It is not an incorporated entity or a company with a core product. Instead, it manifests across various media such as music, film, television, fashion, and digital content, reflecting and shaping collective attitudes and values.

As a conceptual domain, "Popular Culture" lacks founders, a founding date, or a specific origin story in the sense of a business or organization. Its emergence is tied to industrialization, urbanization, and the rise of mass media, which enabled the widespread dissemination of cultural products. The understanding and analysis of popular culture are subjects of study in sociology, cultural studies, and media theory.

Therefore, there are no specific customers who "use" Popular Culture in a commercial sense. It is experienced by individuals within a society, influencing their daily lives and interactions. The academic and public vision around popular culture focuses on its critical examination, aiming to understand its impact on social structures, identities, and the collective consciousness rather than a company's mission or long-term market objectives.