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pop culture 

Pop culture, short for popular culture, describes the lifestyle and tastes of the majority of mostly younger people. Music by people like Britney Spears and Hillary Duff are examples of pop culture, as is emo and prep. Pop culture changes with the youth of the world.
Linsey Lohan is part of pop culture, and so were the Beatles, swing and opera, back in the day.
pop culture by Just Eat It September 12, 2008

pop culture 

the cultural phenomenon that facilitates the definition of words on the internet. Pop Culture simply denotes a widely accepted group of practices or customs. Goths, preps, youths all are parts of its' embodiment, but so are you/we, internet users who slander others on websites.
nearly anything on television. books on bestseller lists. top grossing movies. as well as their respective countercultures.
pop culture by William Beaman December 8, 2003

Pop Culture 

Everything from the radio,Tv,Internet has been turned over to the Pop culture. It will DESTROY US ALL!!!
Pop Culture by Garuodie September 5, 2010

pop culture 

short for popular culture. is pretty much anything that can be identified by the majority of the youth population. and when i say youth, i mean anyone from 6-30. in short, pop culture is jokes, practices, groups of people, and terms that are used by/funny to the majority of the youth population.
pop culture is referenced in movies a lot, especially in animated (or non-animated) adventure movies that can be watched and (mostly) understood by anyone. like putting internet memes or cat videos in a movie.
pop culture by A-person_yay May 9, 2014

pop culture 

A contraction for "popular culture", this is more or less a colection of cult movie qoutes, figures and dirty jokes that have been found funny by audiences worlwide, now crucified by over-use from teenagers and fat people with greasy T-shirts. The pop culture killers have typically seen just about every movie you've ever heard of and know all the qoutes. They will worship the sources of thier material as if they were some religious book. Deeply offended when criticised, and will use insults from thier movie collection.
Ezekiel 25:17 was cool until the kiddies started watching Pulp Fiction and everyone knew it.
pop culture by Kung-Fu Jesus May 12, 2004

pop culture 

A horrid way-of-life where goths (who spray Axe and shop at Hot Topic) and preps (who watch MTV and shop at Aeropostale) go and insult each other. Yes, there is some intergration, but usually they just insult each other on the way they look.
"Let us observe the hideous dirt children subject to pop culture!" - Me.
pop culture by Nick October 1, 2003
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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Plate of Brown 

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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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