McMusic

A contemporary artist or song that is played nonstop on the radio, and appears in commercials and/or shopping center background music. Identified by a generic electronic or pop beat and shallow lyrics. Also identifies with "bubblegum pop."

On the road trip, we listened to all the McMusic on the Top 20 station.

Artists that may fall in this category: Justin Bieber, Ke$ha, Lady GaGa and any Disney artist.

by sandcastlearchitect December 28, 2010

Buff McMuscles

An individual who feels that he is the toughest guy around (either in reality or on the Internet). These people usually walk with their arms sustained straight down and three feet from their torso.

Look at the guy. I bet his driver's liscence says "Buff McMuscles" or something.

by Esuohlim November 18, 2003

MyMusic

A popular web-series created and produced by The FineBros (Benny & Rafi Fine) on youtube. A transmedia series with characters based off of music genres; Indie (played by Adam Busch), Idol (played by Grace Helbig-ItsGrace), Hip Hop/Nerdcore (played by Mychal Thompson), Metal (played by Jarrett Sleeper-Murderbot Productions), Country (played by Lee Newton), Intern 2/Flowchart (played by Jack Douglass-Jacksfilms), Scene (played by Lainey Lipson-LaineyLips), Techno (played by Tania Gunadi), and Dubstep (played by Chris Clowers) who all work at a music publishing company called MyMusic. With side shows; The Mosh (a weekly Q&A show), The Podcast, Tumblr Tuesday (where Scene takes us through her Tumblr feed sent in by the fans), and Gaming with Metal, etc. and a main show that goes up weekly. Is currently off-season so the channel 'MyMusic' has no content going up consistently.

Person 1 - "I'm looking for a new web-series, do you have any suggestions?"
Person 2 - "You should check out MyMusic."
Person 1 - "Where can I watch it?"
Person 2 - "TheFineBros on Youtube."

by OTH-TFIOS-DIVERGENT-YOUTUBE<3 August 16, 2014

Memusic

(Emerging Cultural Phenomenon) A musical genre incorporating elements of ragtime, romantic-era piano music, and meme culture created by Charles Cornell, a YouTuber, music tutor, and musician

Dude 1: I wish they had a memusic section on Spotify.
Dude 2: Oh, it must be sooo hard having Spotify premium.

by True_Lust July 22, 2019