The 25-year-old singer says social media is important but it should not dominate the other aspects of life, reported People magazine.
"We're in a world of Facebook and Instagram. If you get a 'like,' you get this rush of dopamine to your mind. Social media is important, but we should venture out a little bit and not rely on it for self approval," Puth says.
The singer, however, is not totally against the social media platforms.
"There is nothing wrong with Instagram. It's a huge reason for my social presence, but it's also important to counter that with nature walks," he adds.
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