Youth culture refers to the specific cultural attributes, norms, values, practices, styles, and forms of expression exhibited by many young people within a particular period or society, often characterised by a sense of shared identity, interests, and experiences that are distinct from those of other age groups, particularly adults. Youth culture can manifest in various aspects of life, including behavioural norms, dress codes, language use (such as slang), musical preferences, leisure activities, and attitudes towards social issues, many of which tend to differ from the prevailing adult culture of the time and may even represent a form of rebellion or a search for autonomy and identity formation during the transitional period of adolescence and young adulthood. Youth cultures are dynamic and can change rapidly, often influenced by popular media, technology, and social trends, and they can play a significant role in shaping broader cultural landscapes and driving social change.