not popular

Not being popular

Popular - a useless word for people who wear clothes from expensive brands
e.x.

Gucci, Louis Vitton, Kenzo, Supreme, Champion

Omg i'm not popular

by Lol 2.0 February 26, 2018

district popular

When a person in school is popular enough to be known throughout the entire school district.

That girl has so many friends, she's district popular.

by Districtpopular June 12, 2018

most popular person

you . “you” is the most popular word because it always rounds back to the person reading this .

friend 1 “i wonder who’s the most popular person!!”

friend 2 “you are! duhhhhh!”

by vscogurlllll September 26, 2021

Kurzesleben Popularity

Kurzesleben Popularity (koortses-leh-bin) is Popularity that will die out in a very short time. Kurzesleben literally means "short-lived".

The game, Fall Guys, has had some Kurzesleben Popularity.

by Hein Wortschöpfer November 8, 2021

Most Popular Social media Star ?

Male- Mr Faisu,Riyaz Aly, Siddharth Nigam

Female- Jannat Zubair,Avneet Kaur, anushka sen

Most Popular Social media Star ?

by Social Media Expert December 5, 2021

Our most popular definitions

The most defined word on Urban Dictionary is “emo”.

Ignore the emo named “get back to studying” who tried to make a word called “Our most popular definitions”.

by Whyamionthissite September 15, 2023

Theory of Popular Cultural Social Control

A subset focusing on mass-produced, commercial culture—movies, music, TV, influencers, memes—as a vehicle for norms. It examines how the repetitive themes, archetypes, and consumer lifestyles promoted by pop culture create shared aspirations and anxieties, gently guiding tastes, relationships, and political views toward mainstream, market-friendly outcomes.

Theory of Popular Cultural Social Control Example: Reality TV shows that glorify extreme wealth, drama, and cosmetic surgery. They exert control by defining a new, pervasive "normal" for aspiration—creating widespread anxiety about one's own body, lifestyle, and social status. This channels energy into consumerism and personal makeover projects rather than critical thought or social change, aligning desires with market offerings.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 7, 2026