SELENA GOMEZ TALKS ABOUT NEW GENERATION'S CHANGING TRENDS OF PASTIMES

SELENA GOMEZ TALKS ABOUT NEW GENERATION'S CHANGING OF PASTIMES ON A INTERVIEW IN THE CANNES.

One of the most popular and successful female singers of all time; Selena Gomez talked about the new generations changing trends of passing times.

Selena Gomez Gives Speech On Young Generation's Changing of  Pastimes

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"In every sphere of life change is obviously found. It is mostly caused by the fashion of the generation and the developments of science and technology. In the past, there were some particular scopes for time passing. Nowadays these classics have lost their appeal. People are no longer paying heed to these especially the youths of the 21st generation.

Now television and satellite have been taken the place of radio. Even television is losing its appeal because young peoples are more and more interested in computers, gaming, browsing, web series, YouTube, chatting, etc. Every mobile set has become like a magic box of Aladin's lamp which brings all sorts of amusing culture and cultural traits in hands.

As a result, people are no more interested to spend time in age-old pastimes. Once Origami and gossiping was a popular pastime. But now robots have recuperated the brain of our young generation.

Thus, it is widely found that significant changes are bringing about a revolution in our present day's pastime.

There is nothing so wrong with these cause these are common and no one would like to follow the past. But the main thing is that youths are getting touched with illegal activities and getting out of control of parents as this is harmful to their future. I am just intending the harms and showing the needs of the right uses of technology.

Social media has become nowadays a great place for criticism. Everyone publishing rumors and falls news about anyone without judging the truth.

 And it is demotivating creative artists and the reason for spreading negativity in the platforms and personal life. There is a need for someone who will teach the generation about structural criticism and will teach them the differences between structural and destructive criticism."