Pop Music
A broad musical genre defined by melody‐driven, hook‐centered songs crafted for mass appeal and chart performance. It encompasses a range of subgenres, each with its own fans, production scenes, and insider jargon, from DIY indie pop to global K-Pop fandom.
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Indie Pop is a global community of fans, artists, and tastemakers devoted to melodic, independently-produced pop music that thrives on DIY values, intimate aesthetics, and grassroots promotion, often outside the mainstream music industry.
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Indie Pop
Britpop is a British alternative rock movement from the mid-1990s, characterized by UK-centric lyrics and led by bands like Oasis and Blur. The scene was known for fierce band rivalries, passionate fan communities, and a distinctly British cultural identity.
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Britpop
K-pop Fandom refers to the vibrant, global community of fans who enthusiastically support Korean pop (K-pop) artists through collective activities online and offline. Members are known for their intense loyalty, coordinated campaigns, and deeply shared cultural rituals.
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K-pop Fandom
Pop Rock is a vibrant music scene centered on bands and fans who embrace a catchy, radio-friendly fusion of rock and pop, marked by memorable hooks, energetic performances, and tight-knit fan communities.
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Pop Rock
Dance Pop is a music subgenre combining catchy pop melodies and driving electronic dance beats, popular in clubs and mainstream radio. The community includes devoted fans, artists, producers, and remixers who share unique language and culture centered around hitmaking and remixing.
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Dance Pop
Indie Pop is a global community of fans, artists, and tastemakers devoted to melodic, independently-produced pop music that thrives on DIY values, intimate aesthetics, and grassroots promotion, often outside the mainstream music industry.
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Britpop is a British alternative rock movement from the mid-1990s, characterized by UK-centric lyrics and led by bands like Oasis and Blur. The scene was known for fierce band rivalries, passionate fan communities, and a distinctly British cultural identity.
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K-pop Fandom refers to the vibrant, global community of fans who enthusiastically support Korean pop (K-pop) artists through collective activities online and offline. Members are known for their intense loyalty, coordinated campaigns, and deeply shared cultural rituals.
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Pop Rock is a vibrant music scene centered on bands and fans who embrace a catchy, radio-friendly fusion of rock and pop, marked by memorable hooks, energetic performances, and tight-knit fan communities.
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Dance Pop is a music subgenre combining catchy pop melodies and driving electronic dance beats, popular in clubs and mainstream radio. The community includes devoted fans, artists, producers, and remixers who share unique language and culture centered around hitmaking and remixing.
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Pop Culture is the broad domain covering collective rituals, references, and phenomena that achieve mass awareness through entertainment media, celebrity, trends, and social discourse. It encompasses sub-communities around memes, fandoms, streetwear, celebrity news, and viral social media trends.
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Pop Culture
A broad domain encompassing the creation, performance, study, and appreciation of sound organized over time, spanning diverse genres, production practices, and fan cultures—each with its own communities, jargon, and rituals.
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Music
A broad domain encompassing fan cultures around musical artists, bands, and genres, each with its own organized fan clubs, streaming-party rituals, merch collecting, and insider slang.
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Music Fandoms
A broad musical domain centered on guitar-driven, band-oriented styles from classic rock to punk, metal, and alternative, united by vibrant subcultures, live-show rituals, recording traditions, and dedicated fan communities.
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Rock Music
A global cultural movement and artistic genre originating in African American and Latino communities, encompassing music (MCing and beatmaking), DJing, dance, graffiti art, and related lifestyle practices, unified by shared rituals, language, and social values.
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Hip Hop
A broad musical domain encompassing genres created primarily with electronic instruments and digital technology, including sub-genres like techno, house, and ambient, each with distinct production techniques, club cultures, and communities.
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Electronic Music
Pop Culture is the broad domain covering collective rituals, references, and phenomena that achieve mass awareness through entertainment media, celebrity, trends, and social discourse. It encompasses sub-communities around memes, fandoms, streetwear, celebrity news, and viral social media trends.
Contains 12 bubblesPop Culture
A broad domain encompassing the creation, performance, study, and appreciation of sound organized over time, spanning diverse genres, production practices, and fan cultures—each with its own communities, jargon, and rituals.
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A broad domain encompassing fan cultures around musical artists, bands, and genres, each with its own organized fan clubs, streaming-party rituals, merch collecting, and insider slang.
Contains 15 bubblesMusic Fandoms
A broad musical domain centered on guitar-driven, band-oriented styles from classic rock to punk, metal, and alternative, united by vibrant subcultures, live-show rituals, recording traditions, and dedicated fan communities.
Contains 10 bubblesRock Music
A global cultural movement and artistic genre originating in African American and Latino communities, encompassing music (MCing and beatmaking), DJing, dance, graffiti art, and related lifestyle practices, unified by shared rituals, language, and social values.
Contains 18 bubblesHip Hop
A broad musical domain encompassing genres created primarily with electronic instruments and digital technology, including sub-genres like techno, house, and ambient, each with distinct production techniques, club cultures, and communities.
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Pop Rock is a vibrant music scene centered on bands and fans who embrace a catchy, radio-friendly fusion of rock and pop, marked by memorable hooks, energetic performances, and tight-knit fan communities.
Pop Rock
Indie Pop is a global community of fans, artists, and tastemakers devoted to melodic, independently-produced pop music that thrives on DIY values, intimate aesthetics, and grassroots promotion, often outside the mainstream music industry.
Indie Pop
Dance Pop is a music subgenre combining catchy pop melodies and driving electronic dance beats, popular in clubs and mainstream radio. The community includes devoted fans, artists, producers, and remixers who share unique language and culture centered around hitmaking and remixing.
Dance Pop
Pop Punk is a vibrant music scene fusing punk rock's fast tempos and ethos with pop's melodic hooks, creating a distinct community centered on catchy anthems, DIY culture, and youth-driven energy.
Pop Punk
Britpop is a British alternative rock movement from the mid-1990s, characterized by UK-centric lyrics and led by bands like Oasis and Blur. The scene was known for fierce band rivalries, passionate fan communities, and a distinctly British cultural identity.
Britpop
Popping is a funk and street dance style characterized by sharp muscle contractions ('pops'), performed with precision and rhythmic timing. It thrives within a global community of dancers who engage in battles, cyphers, and collective practice rooted in shared culture and movement.
Popping
Pop Rock is a vibrant music scene centered on bands and fans who embrace a catchy, radio-friendly fusion of rock and pop, marked by memorable hooks, energetic performances, and tight-knit fan communities.
Pop Rock
Indie Pop is a global community of fans, artists, and tastemakers devoted to melodic, independently-produced pop music that thrives on DIY values, intimate aesthetics, and grassroots promotion, often outside the mainstream music industry.
Indie Pop
Dance Pop is a music subgenre combining catchy pop melodies and driving electronic dance beats, popular in clubs and mainstream radio. The community includes devoted fans, artists, producers, and remixers who share unique language and culture centered around hitmaking and remixing.
Dance Pop
Pop Punk is a vibrant music scene fusing punk rock's fast tempos and ethos with pop's melodic hooks, creating a distinct community centered on catchy anthems, DIY culture, and youth-driven energy.
Pop Punk
Britpop is a British alternative rock movement from the mid-1990s, characterized by UK-centric lyrics and led by bands like Oasis and Blur. The scene was known for fierce band rivalries, passionate fan communities, and a distinctly British cultural identity.
Britpop
Popping is a funk and street dance style characterized by sharp muscle contractions ('pops'), performed with precision and rhythmic timing. It thrives within a global community of dancers who engage in battles, cyphers, and collective practice rooted in shared culture and movement.
Popping
Alternative Rock is a vibrant music community that originated in the 1980s, uniting musicians, bands, and fans around guitar-driven, experimental sounds distinct from mainstream rock. Known for its DIY culture and genre-blending, Alt Rock fostered its own subcultural identity and global influence.
Alternative Rock
A vibrant, dedicated community of fans who share a deep passion for Japanese pop music and actively engage online and at live events to support J-Pop artists.
J-pop Fandom
K-pop Fandom refers to the vibrant, global community of fans who enthusiastically support Korean pop (K-pop) artists through collective activities online and offline. Members are known for their intense loyalty, coordinated campaigns, and deeply shared cultural rituals.
K-pop Fandom
Hip hop music is a global musical and cultural movement defined by rhythmic vocal delivery (rap), beat-making, DJing, and a diverse, vibrant community with distinct traditions, aesthetics, and fan subcultures.
Hip Hop Music
Rap music is a vibrant global community centered on rhythmic spoken word, storytelling, and lyricism over beats, forming a core pillar of hip hop culture. Practitioners and fans alike engage in shared traditions, competitions, and creative expression that define the genre’s unique cultural identity.
Rap Music
Parody music is a creative community dedicated to producing comedic or satirical reinterpretations of existing songs, often with new lyrics and themes meant to entertain or comment on cultural phenomena.
