Jelasin soal Budaya populer  dalam bahasa minangkabau dong

Budaya populer (disabuik pulo sabagai budaya pop atau kultur populer) adolah totalitas ide, perspektif, kurenah, meme, citra, jo fenomena lainnyo nan dipilih dek konsensus informal di dalam arus utamo sabuah budaya, khususnyo dek budaya Barat di awal hinggo partengahan abaik ka-20 dan arus utamo global nan muncul pado akhia abaik ka-20 jo awal abaik ka-21. Dengan pangaruah gadang dari media massa, kumpulan ide iko manembus kahidupan masyarakaik.

Budaya populer dipandang sabagai sasuatu nan sapele dalam rangka mancari panerimaan konsensual. Akibaiknyo, budaya populer muncul dari baliak kritisisme sengit dari babagai sumber nonarus utamo (khususnyo kalompok-kalompok agamo jo kalompok kontra budaya) nan manganggapnyo sabagai superfisial, konsumeris, sensasionalis, jo rusak.

Istilah "budaya populer" muncul pado abaik ka-19 atau labiah awal untuak marujuak pado pandidikan dan "culturedness" pado kelas bawah. Istilah tersebut mulai manganggap pangartian budaya kelas bawah tapisah (dan takadang batantangan jo) "pandidikan sejati" manuju akhia abik, panggunoan nan kudian manjadi mapan katiko pariode antarperang. Pangertian kini iko ateh istilah tersebut, budaya untuak konsumsi massa, khususnyo bamulo di Amerika Serikat, digunoan pado akhia Perang Dunia II. Bantuak singkeknyo "budaya pop" barawal dari tahun 1960-an.

Budaya populer awalnyo bakambang di Eropa, labiah banyak diasumsian jo budaya nan malekat jo kelas sosial bawah nan mambedoannyo jo budaya tinggi dari kelas nan elit. Budaya populer juo acok didakekan jo istilah 'mass culture' atau budaya massa, nan diproduksi sacaro masal dan dikonsumsi sacaro masal pulo. Jadi, budaya lokal adolah produk budaya nan basifat pabrikan, nan ado di ma se dan indak mamaraluan usaho untuak mangonsumsinyo.

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