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pop music 

Musical noise which, when repeated over and over, is used as a tool to extract a profit from dimwits. Lacking the ability to categorize this rhythmic noise under any standard genre, record company executives have come to call it ‘pop music’ because they can convince some people it is popular and therefore must be worth listening to.
Don’t you just love pop music artists such as Britney Spears?
pop music by D.B. Cooper January 8, 2004
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pop music 

the retarded form of song that offers no originality and is the result of corporation - backed, "singers," and writers. basically highly non - political\religious\profane because the people that make it have no balls
man MTV's becoming a pop music - promoting piece if junk
pop music by ike November 15, 2003
A man who pops his dick out and squeezes it until his nuts burst.
Ayy im a Pop Boy!
pop boy by WhaleGamer April 16, 2021

Pop a rod 

I saw this hot chick walking by and popped a rod instantly. Maaan I love to pop a rod in public.
Pop a rod by Anuskasvo January 31, 2010
Sex education books should have a pop-up section.
pop-up by yorrick hunt January 10, 2009

pop music 

Popular music. A collective genre, also referred to as Pop, Chart Music, Top 40, or Hits, it primarily focuses on wide circulation, sales and the marketability of the "artists" than on creative or artistic content. Pop can range from Dance, R&B, Rap, Country and Rock, but is generally the most "diluted" form of any genre it emulates. Pop songs generally have a 3-minute, hook/verse structure (although many ballads have made it to the charts) written for immediate likability, often written by corporate record label executives, and "pushed" by a front-person or people, commonly referred to as the artist or artists.
When initially identifying a pop artist, mass production and circulation are the biggest indicators. Check mainstream media/entertainment outlets, such as MTV, VH1, E!, Rolling Stone magazine, or the "New Releases" or "Heavy Rotation" section of the local music store.
pop music by odl July 17, 2005