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A terrible attempt to garner more attention and fame by mixing already terrible pop songs with extremely shitty and generic dubstep. Usually used by jaded ass popstars who need to give up already such as Pitbull and Nicki Minaj because they know dubstep is the new thing.
"Did you hear the new Madonna album?"

"Ugh yea it was nothing but popstep, she needs to give up already instead of trying to get in the edm scene"
Popstep by Cosmos3000axxx August 20, 2013
Opposite of a hipster. As in a person that loves everything that's popular and prides herself/himself in that devotion to popular culture.
Fuck that popster and his Justin Bieber shirt!
Popster by spiderthumb July 13, 2010
A subgenre of EDM popular in sub-saharan Africa. Relies on an ungodly amount of energy being exerted upon the listener, which vibrates their entire body so hard that it forces one's mouth to open into a pog.

Pogstep has received fierce backlash in certain parts of the world, such as Greece and Israel, where it is criticized as being manipulative and even hypnotising to listeners and performers alike. Critics of pogstep say that the excessive vibrations put the human body into a trance, and creating the illusion of enjoyment. Similarly, when pogstep is being played in a nightclub, it is said that clubbers cannot recognise discomfort amongst their fellows, because everyone is pogging. This could lead to someone dying and being totally neglected of medical attention.
''What are you gaping at?"

"Nothing - someone just drove past playing pogstep."
Pogstep by MentalBeatings July 18, 2020
dubstep but with dog sounds
I like to listen to pupstep
pupstep by bean man lol July 1, 2023
A way to say pigstep (song by Lena Raine), but emphasizing how funny and weird it is.
Hey bob, why don't ya put on pogstep?
Pogstep by robert_it_do_go_down October 12, 2020
Sadly these days almost everybody is a popster. Popsters being those people who for some incomprehensible reason like to dress in glittery glamour clothes and listen to pop music designed for the sole purpose of making as much money out of tasteless listeners as possible by over advertising and portraying ideals which can turn people into rather selfish wannabe stars.
Person 1: "Oh my God! did you know Taylor swifts new album is coming out in 4 days, 4 hours, and 44 minutes?!"

Person 2: "Did you just ask me why I find popsters annoying?"
Popster by Bob__Marley March 9, 2013
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I’m trying to go to this Taylor Swift concert but the funflation has made it so impossible for me to afford tickets.
funflation by Dfree523 November 17, 2023
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Take the big pirogue, I saw a huge swamp dog out there earlier.
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Oh man those burritos gave me the throat sweats, I hope I don’t have food poisoning.
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