#social media influence

Do we secretly only attend cultural festivals for the Instagram feed and merch?

Is modern collecting just hoarding with a hashtag, and do we secretly judge each other for it?

Has the online agenda on social issues changed how you treat people IRL?

Do we secretly judge others more for their lifestyle choices than for their actual character?

Are celebrity chefs ruining local food traditions for Instagram likes?

Is fine dining still about taste, or are you just paying for a photo for Instagram?

Does anyone else feel like alternative medicine is finally getting the respect it deserves, or is that just social media hype?

Did “BookTok” ruin book covers or finally make them interesting?

Is sacrificing a reliable, proven campsite for a remote, Instagram-worthy spot just stupid priorities?

Are indie film festivals still worth going to or just for Insta clout?

fashion becoming a mainstream trend?

Does "personal style" even exist anymore, or are we all just following Instagram trends?

Do viral extreme sports clips make you reconsider your own risks?

Has TikTok’s transit content changed how you view daily horoscopes?

Do mid-century modern enthusiasts actually care about design, or just social media fame?