Historically, Indonesian entertainment was defined by sinetron (soap operas) on RCTI and SCTV, dangdut music on Indosiar, and box-office local films. However, the proliferation of affordable smartphones (2015–2020) and the "Gen Z" demographic boom have decentralized content creation. Popular videos are no longer solely produced by production houses but by individual creators (YouTubers/TikTokers) whose content often eclipses traditional TV ratings. This paper argues that Indonesian popular videos are currently defined by (adapting global formats to local dialects and humor), transmedia synergy (cross-platform promotion), and interactive engagement (live comments and fan funding).
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High-profile celebrities and "macro-influencers" draw millions of views by sharing "day-in-the-life" content, often focusing on family dynamics and luxury travel. Prank and Comedy Sketches: This paper argues that Indonesian popular videos are
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| Platform | Primary Use in Indonesia | |----------|--------------------------| | | Long-form content, music videos, vlogs, comedy sketches, tutorials | | TikTok | Short viral dances, challenges, skits, sound-based memes | | Instagram Reels | Lifestyle, food, travel, and influencer content | | Netflix (ID) | Local original series and films | | Vidio | Local live TV catch-up, original web series, sports (e.g., Liga 1) | | WeTV / iflix | Asian dramas (including Indonesian) and local originals | | Spotify (video podcasts) | Growing video podcast scene, especially comedy and talk shows |
