Popular culture, also known as pop culture, is the variety of attitudes, ideas, images, and perspectives, which are heavily influenced by social media, we use pop culture in our everyday lives. Pop culture has taken different forms and influencing thinking and creativity. Not only has it shaped our thinking but it has shaped our way of writing too. Many of us know the more we write, the better we become as writers. Social media encourages us to use our creativity to help us express what we feel this improves and strengthen our writing. We’re spending more time writing than ever, rather than killing our writing skills, social media has sharpened them.
The rhetoric ways people back then use to write may seem as “high level” or “classic.” but the truth is that writing keeps changing throughout time. People don't want to admit the change and even so consider it good, so they critic us and say that social media is bad for our writing skills. Social media has changed the way young people view life for example sex, relationships, and music. A clear example is how back then sex and drugs were not really mentioned however in today's era we see a post on Facebook about sex and drugs every …show more content…
A 2014 study of 243 children and young adults in the UK found no relationship between grammatical errors in text messages and reduced grammar and punctuation ability informal tests. ( ) Some popular terms like LOL (for "laugh out loud") have turned into unique words that have a greater meaning. LOL is now used to add a joking sense to messages almost like a type of punctuation. It may not always indicate that you’re literally laughing. If you can get creative with the different writing styles in social media, then you are creative in communication which can help you in your academic writing. In a way, Social media has provided us with a whole new way to
The rhetoric ways people back then use to write may seem as “high level” or “classic.” but the truth is that writing keeps changing throughout time. People don't want to admit the change and even so consider it good, so they critic us and say that social media is bad for our writing skills. Social media has changed the way young people view life for example sex, relationships, and music. A clear example is how back then sex and drugs were not really mentioned however in today's era we see a post on Facebook about sex and drugs every …show more content…
A 2014 study of 243 children and young adults in the UK found no relationship between grammatical errors in text messages and reduced grammar and punctuation ability informal tests. ( ) Some popular terms like LOL (for "laugh out loud") have turned into unique words that have a greater meaning. LOL is now used to add a joking sense to messages almost like a type of punctuation. It may not always indicate that you’re literally laughing. If you can get creative with the different writing styles in social media, then you are creative in communication which can help you in your academic writing. In a way, Social media has provided us with a whole new way to