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Thats where I see the biggest change increasingly so, mainstream media is becoming comfortable again with communicating the sex appeal of cigarettes. Lets be honest, Oviatt said, a photo of someone smoking a cigarette on Instagram is going to land a lot better than one of them holding a neon vape you can play Brick Breaker on. He believes smoking has become cultural shorthand