concept   selfie
15 commonsense assertions
Cultures (15) • United States (1) • Western countries (1) • traditional culture (1) • South Korea (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • social media-driven cultures (1) • Sweden (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Modern Internet Culture (1) • New Zealand (1) • Internet slang (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • contemporary internet culture (1) • digital media culture (1) • youth culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 selfie United States Taking and sharing selfies on social media is a popular and accepted way to express oneself and document experiences in the United States. 10
2 selfie Western countries Selfie culture is common in Western countries, often associated with self-expression and occasional narcissism. 9
3 selfie traditional culture In traditional cultures, taking selfies is often seen as self-indulgent and disrespectful. 8
4 selfie South Korea Selfies are less common in South Korea due to cultural values of humility, modesty, and an emphasis on group photos. 6
5 selfie Middle Eastern countries In Middle Eastern countries, selfie-taking is less common due to cultural modesty, especially among younger generations who prefer group or scenic photos. 4
6 selfie social media-driven cultures Selfies are a popular form of self-expression and experience sharing in social media-driven cultures. 4
7 selfie Sweden In Sweden, selfies are usually casual and individualistic, reflecting urban values and self-promotion. 3
8 selfie United Kingdom Selfies are a popular form of self-expression on UK social media culture. 3
9 selfie Modern Internet Culture Selfies are a popular form of self-expression and digital communication for modern internet users. 2
10 selfie New Zealand Selfies are a popular and socially acceptable way to capture memories with friends and family in New Zealand. 2
11 selfie Internet slang The concept of the selfie is often associated with the internet slang phrase "But first, let me take a selfie." 1
12 selfie United Arab Emirates Selfies in the United Arab Emirates often involve obscuring the face or using filters to hide identity. 1
13 selfie contemporary internet culture Selfies are a widely accepted form of self-expression in contemporary internet culture, often shared on social media for validation and attention. 1
14 selfie digital media culture Selfies are a common form of self-expression and social media activity in digital media culture. 1
15 selfie youth culture Selfies are a common form of self-expression in youth culture. 1