>tfw constant struggling between consuming mass culture and

What are some high culture examples you're into /his/?

>>2128931
mass culture isn't forbidden fruit, its shitty junk food

>>2128975
But nonetheless most of us enjoy junk food to some extent.

>>2128967
Roleplaying as intellectual on /his/

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>>2128931
>he isn't Costanza-pilled yet
I mean, you know that there is no difference in objective "worth" between mass culture and high culture, right? I will concede that works of high culture tend to be much more complex (in terms of plot or message etc.), and for that reason much more enjoyable to people who like thinking of and analyzing art. And, yes, some of those works might change you or make you understand a formerly alien viewpoint. But there really isn't any reason to abhor consuming works of mass culture if you enjoy them.

>>2128991
Life changing, thank you senpai.

after bumpin that chief keef a nigga gota unwind on that tchaikovsky u feel me ayee

>>2128931
posting wojak and any other derivatives should be a permabannable offense