The lifestyle and entertainment of university students in Indonesia have undergone significant changes in recent years. With the rise of social media and technology, students are exposed to various influences that shape their preferences and habits.
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| Food Group | Daily Goal | Easy Student Snacks | |------------|------------|----------------------| | Protein | 0.8‑1 g/kg body weight | Boiled eggs, edamame, Greek yogurt | | Whole Grains | 3‑5 servings | Oatmeal, whole‑grain toast, brown‑rice bowls | | Fruits & Veg | 5‑7 servings | Apple slices with peanut butter, carrot sticks, smoothies | | Hydration | 1.5‑2 L water | Carry a 500 ml reusable bottle, flavor with citrus | This paper explores the evolving lifestyle and entertainment
K-Pop and K-Dramas continue to heavily influence fashion, beauty standards, and entertainment consumption among female students (Mahasiswi and ABG) [1]. the analysis covers social media usage
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.