Popular culture creates tension between less developed and developed countries as many less developed countries fear the loss of their walk traditions due to A they want to avoid political disputes B western (developed countries) perspective may become more dominate C western (developed countries) clothing styles are less comfortable D popular culture devalues women E they do not want to preserve traditional values

The tension based on popular culture between the less developed and developed countries comes from the fact that the western (developed countries) perspective may become more dominant.

Explanation:

The process of globalization has brought in a lot of benefits to people from all over the world. Unfortunately, it has caused some serious problems as well, and these problems predominantly affect the less developed countries because they are less influential and less powerful. The main problem comes in the form of the loss of native cultures because of the spread of popular culture.

The western countries are more powerful, have managed to become part of the economies and societies of countries from all over the world, and this has also led to the advertising of their culture. While the advertising of popular culture may not affect middle-aged and elderly people, it has a great effect on the younger population. The youngsters see the popular culture from the western countries as 'cool' and superior to their native one, thus adopt it without a problem and neglect their native culture. The result of this is a sharp decline and bringing on the verge of extinction of many cultures around the globe.