Indonesian Gen Z and Millennials have a unique relationship with global pop culture. According to a study by Cheil Indonesia, they are not simply consuming Korean culture passively. They are actively . While 90% of respondents expressed positive interest in K-Culture, they are not engaging in cultural replacement but rather a sophisticated process of "cultural remix"—filtering global influences through local values and making them relevant to their own daily lives. For instance, 85% have tried mixing Korean and local culture, with 53% doing it as part of their daily routine, whether pairing kimchi with sambal or integrating Korean slang into their Indonesian speech. This fusion culture is not a marketing strategy but an organic, habitual expression of a generation confident in its own identity.
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