Well did you?
Pop stands for popular which is everything mainstream!
Yoss, so there! Lol haha
Well did you?
Pop stands for popular which is everything mainstream!
Yoss, so there! Lol haha
Im suprised you only just found that out Pixiewixie, ive known that since i was 4.
Old newwwwwwws
...and all this time, I thought it was short for Popsicle....
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Wait, what?
This person just said that every genre of music is rock.
And people are agreeing?
What about classical music? What about jazz? What about gregorian chants?
How the heck are these things rock? It is especially important to note that these genres of music existed before the word "rock" was ever even applied to music.
How many people would turn down a Popsicle, on a hot summer day?
Hahahaha
I sure as hell wouldn't, popsicles are delicious.
While the origin of the term "pop music" may have been to reference anything with a wide appeal it has since developed into its own seperate genre (and sub-genres) that are distinctively different from rock, hip-hop, country, or any other commercially viable form of music. Rock is not pop, pop is not rock. However they do overlap in the cases of pop-rock, powerpop, pop-punk, punk-pop, new wave and probably some other sub-genres.
Not sure I buy this....
I can find you many Pop songs, with a lines 2 and 4 rhyming scheme, a I, IV, V pattern and a ABABCAB structure.
...then I can find you many Metal songs that fit this to a tee.....only thing different is the approach, (screaming voices, overdriven guitars, powerhouse drums etc)
I can also find you many Jazz, Country, Classical etc songs alike.
So really....where is the actual difference?
The formulas used by all genres, are basically the same.
There is definitely more to music than rhyme schemes. Tempo, tonality, song structure, etc.