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a type of "music" in which at least one group member is gay.
And for the rest of you jackasses out there, its SODA.
pop sucks. Why do you lisnen to it.
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1. An acronym for "Popular".
2. A type of music which has been created in order to target a specific demographic which is most likely to buy the music; This is currently 8-16 year olds. Pop is really a sub-genre of many other genres (such as R&B, Punk, Rap), however songs are usually written using no more than four chords, following an "ABABCB" pattern of verse, chorus and instrumental. Also it is rare for a pop band to write their own songs, instead having their songs written by some Music College proffessional song writer. Another important part of pop music is image; generally, boy bands/artists tend to look "sexy" and like "bad boys", whilst girl bands/artists tend to be "rebels" against society. However, it is important to note that it is rarely what the artist/band is really like.
3. Bands of other genre's (e.g. Rock, dance) may become pop when they hit the mainstream. This is usually because they have been successful enough in their own genres for concert and album sales for their record companies to use them in the charts to earn a lot more money. The major differences between commercial pop bands and those which "find their way" into pop are that that they usually DO write their own songs, create their own image, even play their own instruments... but can relish in the fact that they don't have to. This music is usually much better, too.
4. Can be used as an acronym for genre's
5. A type of carbonated soft drink. Usually fizzy.
1. "Whoa look at that bloke, he's so pop"
2. Avril Lavigne, Britney Spears, Mcfly, Busted are all pop bands.
3. Green Day are a good example of this - They've managed to appeal to the mainstream as well as their old fans.
4. Pop-Rock, Pop-Punk
5. Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Tizer
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1. (Noun) A popular genre of music that often employs the use of complex, masterful musical techniques that indicate that only the most talented musical genius could have written them. Pop artists include the charasmatic Kanye West, the level-headed Lady GaGa, and the classy Black-Eyed-Peas. Pop songs always contain lyrics of deep meaning and a sense of down-to-earthness, as illustrated in the examples below. Artists also feel obliged to repeat the same words or phrases at least 100 times, so that the listener will remember their message and be inspired to change the world. So in short, the best thing ever.
1. "pa-pa-pa-pop-poker-face"
2. "fly like a g6"
3. "We give a lotta money to the babies out in Haiti
Yellin all around the world,
Do you hear me? Do you like my body?"
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Used in substitution to almost every verb. Similar to "smurf" in the popular cartoon.
Did you pop the game yesterday?
I popped her an email, but she didn't reply.
After some foreplay, we started popping.
Pop this, shit man, it's good shit.
I'm thinking of popping it, but it's quite pricey.
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a girl (or guy) who does any and everything, for every and anyone, and is well known for it. This person is usually well known in their neighborhood, borough/county, or town for this.
They are notoriuosly known to give headto anyone who asks for it.
person1: OMG did you hear, Sharlene tottaly sucked of Michael and two of his friends in the back staircase at school yesterday.
person2: Eww, she's such a pop
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A synonym for soda used by people living in upstate New York. Usually in the Buffalo-Rochester area. Term comes from the Soda Pop Company's slogan 'Just can't stop until you've had soda POP!' establish in 1904.
I'm thirsty. Do you have any pop?
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The act of extracting or exploding an object, a gun, bottle of champagne
"I'l pop you punk niggaz like I pop my collar" -50 cent
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