Pop culture is often used as a platform for social commentary, and that's exactly what many of the top May 2015 pop culture ideas are all about. From adult coloring books that feature America's would-be president Hillary Clinton, to documentaries tackling issues of body diversity in the modeling industry, there is no shortage of pop culture trends with a deeper message.
Of course, what would popular culture be without a little bit of tongue-in-cheek humor? Items such as the "audit survival kit" illustrate the very real annoyances in a way that's lighthearted and comical.
Ultimately, what's important to note about the top May 2015 pop culture ideas is that, although they cover real-life subject matter, they do so in a humorous way, making them just as much a form of escapism as they are commentary.
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- Gen Z (primary audience)
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