In the era of social media, we are like living in a crystal ball, what to eat, what to do, what to see who has become a routine that we will "report" to the Internet every day, and thus derive words such as "Internet addiction" and "low-headed people". When we spend nearly half of our day on social media, how much do we have left for ourselves? Vintage diva Lana Del Rey recently decided to shut down all social media for a real break!
Lana Del Rey recently announced through a black-and-white video that she will completely shut down all social platforms, saying that she has too much interest and work to complete, and this requires privacy and transparency. She still loves what she's doing, and turning off social media is mainly about focusing on music and other new challenges, so she needs to narrow her social circle a bit and develop more skills and interests. In the end, she is also very grateful to the fans for their continued support in her music.
Social media undeniably makes the flow of information faster and more transparent, but when the focus of our lives slowly shifts from the real world to the virtual world, and even because of the lack of Internet access and anxiety, we should ask ourselves, what do we want to find on social media? What do we really need in life?