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Mango Pop 

literal abbreviation for "Mango Popsicle" , "Mango lollipop", or a more abstract "Mango pop icon slay"

created and first spoken by: cunt themselves

Inspired by viewing a pack of 'Vero Mango Lollipops' at CVS store #9794 (CA)

Mango pop exist because MANGOS ARE THAT BITCH and what else can they do but pop. Those who chant and spread the Mango Pop message share their love and favoritism for this tropical fruit and its iconic ability to always give mango. The Mango Pop chant (a repetitive, new age, techno style pop hit) forces those new listeners to question the mango and its greatness and their own relationship to the mango. Never mind the weirdo slay queen cunt who's chanting mango pop in your face. It's so rhythmic and oddly satisfying how these 3 syllables form the perfect up / down stress flow only to break off into a "pop , pop , pop" quick-beat break down every 3rd time Mango Pop is chanted it's a instant classic unforgettable catchy earworm that requires a mango release.

Soda, Juice, The Actual fruit, Candy, Smoothies, Popsicles, Ice Cream, Mangonadas!!!!

May you forever bless your taste buds and satisfy the Mango madness within.
" Mango pop ,

Mango pop ,

Mango, pop, pop, pop..

mango pop..." (repeat until satisfied, The chant exists for the mango-less moment as well)
Mango Pop by anonymous May 5, 2024
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