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What do you call that noise

That you put on?

(Beat)

This! Is! Pop!

Yeah, yeah!

XTC, "This Is Pop"

A blanket term for modern music with popular appeal. May draw influence from R&B, Rock 'n' Roll, Jazz, Doo-wop, Folk Music, Electronic Music and/or Classical Music.

Musical styles and tropes connected to or otherwise associated with pop music include:

• Baroque Pop
• Boy Band
• Breakaway Pop Hit
• Breakup Song
• Christmas Songs
• Dream Pop
• Ear Worm
• Europop
• Follow Your Heart
• Girl Group
• J Pop
• K Pop
• Pop Punk
• Pop Star Composer
• Power Pop
• Repurposed Pop Song
• Rewritten Pop Version
• Silly Love Songs
• Surprisingly Gentle Song (when a rock band takes on pop sensibilities)
• A Wild Rapper Appears during many mainstream songs.

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