Mass culture refers to cultural products and practices that are produced and consumed on a large scale, often aiming to appeal to a wide audience. This can include popular music, movies, television shows, fashion trends, and other forms of entertainment that are widely distributed and consumed by the public. Mass culture is often seen as having a homogenizing effect on society, as it promotes and reinforces certain norms, values, and beliefs. Critics of mass culture argue that it can lead to a loss of diversity and individuality, as well as the prioritization of profit over artistic or cultural value.
