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“Why must we be so serious about what divides us and instead trivialize what brings us together?" (TED,2013). This is the central question that would lead to the meaning of what pop culture truly is. But is this true? Yes, it is. It is a fact that is wholly accepted by the public, is funny, brings joy and entertainment, and has no restrictions on who or what could be happy while using resources that express what pop culture is. It is a wholly accepted fact that brings joy and entertainment and has no restriction regarding who or what could be happy while using resources that make them happy. If popular culture is considered good, why is it considered dead? In the past, it served as a mechanism. However, technology has changed how we do things. It is true because social media movements on various topics have become short and, as a result, have become a topic that washes over society and withdraws quickly, thereby leaving a massive social media legacy behind. But that begs the quest

A lot of people helped me during the early years of my literacy and writing journey. Among these people were my parents, friends, family relations, and teachers. The only way I figured to make the most of the situation was by making further notable improvements to my literary skills, although, if I was being honest, I didn’t think of it that way back then. Instead, I thought if I could learn more about languages, I could be able to read books written in a different language, and if I learned to write in the language, I might be able to write personal stuff that might not be easily deciphered by interested people, and when asked, I could say it in that sa me language if they don’t get it. That's not my problem; the feeling would be really exciting. This might sound weird to say out loud, but the books besides the people I met along the way inspired me. I was bored, not that I didn’t have anything better to do; I just did it on time and well enough not to require any further correcti