The correct answer to this open question is the following.
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The advent of MTV and the challenging of traditional values by movies and television impacted the generation of teenagers living during the 1980s in the following way.
The advent of MTV represented the first time American youngsters could see the videos of their favorite artists that they used to listen to their music only on the radio. Fans could see the videos, documentaries, news, and special reports of Pop and rock artists.
So rock and pop music became massive through television. Young people started to think, act, dress, and behave more like their favorite artists, than what mom or dad taught them in the family.
MTV content was exported to other countries such as Méexico, Latin America, and Europe, and suddenly, it became a smash hit. More than only promoting music, MTV became a cultural reference of how American young people lived their lives.
