High Culture (Explained in 3 Minutes)

High culture refers to the set of cultural products, like art, music, and literature, that are highly regarded by society and often associated with a level of sophistication and intellectual value.
P.S. While I'm a real teacher and I scripted this video, I used an AI voiceover because he's got a far better voice than I do :)

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[@thesuperiorman8342]

Can we say that high culture appeals to people with high IQ and low culture appeals to those with low IQ?

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Say what you want.

[@taokuoh6805]

Not really because the other cultures (middle and low) try to be high culture. Like how low culture wants to be middle culture. High culture in England and France for example was everywhere in say the 1800s it was valued as a high part of society and excellent representation of their culture on full display.