A mixed‑methods approach:
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This paper explores the evolving lifestyle and entertainment preferences of Indonesian adolescents and young adults—categorised as ABG (SMP/SMU students) and emerging adults (mahasiswa/mahasiswi). Using the conceptual entry point “01.jpg” as a metaphor for first-generation digital-native self-representation, the analysis covers social media usage, K-pop and local pop culture influence, online gaming, and shifts in social interaction. Findings indicate a gradient: SMP/SMU students prioritise peer validation and viral trends, while university students engage in more curated, niche entertainment and lifestyle branding. A mixed‑methods approach:
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Indonesian youth often categorize themselves into distinct subcultures that dictate their fashion, social habits, and entertainment preferences: stop looking so stressed
