Spaghetti Westerns are a sub- genre of Westerns, that Italian producers have made.  Predicting a story that is not the typical format of westerns, Spaghetti westerns provide blurred character roles, irony/corny scenes.   The laughable nature in some of the movies that are more corny than anything leads to an interesting question.  Was the intention of these Italian producers to poke fun at America, and show how uncreative westerns were?  This possible intention mixed with how the protagonist is portrayed in the films, creates a different view of what this sub- genre really meant. [...]

Listened to on many streaming services, the Evolution of His-Hop/Rap has changed the way music is being heard with the perception of drugs, guns, and women throughout their songs. For example, In the early ’90s, rappers such as Tupac would rap about drugs, guns, and how many women they had while sending a message in the process. While rappers and hip-hop artist today use drugs, guns, and women to flaunt or prove themselves to others. [...]

On video-platform websites, kids’ toy unboxings are videos watched by parents and children to distinguish the nature and importance of kid-oriented products.

I just wanted to provide some real examples of these unboxing videos just to show the popularity and existing culture present in different forums such as the comment sections and the discussions that are present. Whether it’s a Walmart unboxing or a $400 toy car, these products matter to someone past wanting to experience things outside of their perspective. It is not only children who are a part of this culture, but adults who revel in these experiences of childhood that normally wouldn’t be afforded to them when following societal conventions at 25+. [...]

In many online videos, online advertisements, and commercials, the term clickbait is something that draws the consumer (reader) in and grabs their attention, getting them to click on or view the product. Clickbait over-promises and under-delivers to the consumer in that the clickbait itself is usually over dramatized.  Clickbait is different from any other normal advertisement title in the way that it provides and excessively dramatic or interesting title in order to gain more views/clicks. Normal titles for ads or videos are truthful and do not over-promise, but in turn gets them less views. Normally, a consumer would see an advertisement, video, commercial, whatever it may be and if it interests them they will view it or click on it. [...]

In Network television comedies, cold opens are used to give a lighthearted 60-90 second beginning of a show popularized by the hit TV comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Andy Samberg’s cop character Jake Peralta is working with a victim to identify the criminal in a line-up, he asks each member of the line-up to sing a part of the famous Backstreet Boys hit “I Want It That Way”. He enjoys the sing-a-long so much that when the victim recognizes number 5 as the man who killed her brother, he immediately realizes he forgot that key detail in their passionate singing.  [...]

In literature, magical realism  is a style of fiction that paints a realistic view of the modern world while also adding magical elements. It is often called fabulism, as it often uses fables, myths and legends. The term is most often used to refer to fiction or literature. One artist of this genre describes it as “what happens when a highly detailed, realistic setting is invaded by something too strange to believe”. This genre stems from Latin American literature and the characters within the genre go through a completely different perspective from what any other person would call “objective”.  [...]