[ SECRET POST #4329 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4329 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Bop, derived from the term bebop, can be used to describe a song, usually a catchy or pop song (“did you hear that new Lady Gaga bop”) or a dance (“I was bopping to the new Lady Gaga album”) but has now colloquially been used as “a bop”, which means a song or album is catchy, good, and maybe makes you want to dance.

It’s actually a pretty old term the exact usage of it has just shifted over time + it’s come back into popular language pretty recently I think