pop music

My roommates and I spent probably three hours the other day just screaming at the top of our lungs and acting out a whole list of 2010s pop songs, which is what sparked the idea for this article. So here, I present … the best time capsule songs of all time.

Romantic embraces of youth and freedom bookend 1989 — everything in between is a perfect storm of love and heartbreak.

A fangirl has every right to enjoy the music she likes and support her favorite celebrities just for her own personal enjoyment, without facing derision or condescension.

Importantly, 1989 is for all of us feeling youthful and holding onto that feeling of what it’s like to share your life with friends. 

The closest I can get to feeling like my childhood self is through music and I have so much respect for the artists who released these pop songs.

With a familiar audience, you’d assume that singing would be easy. It is easier for sure with no stage fright. But the song selection proved tricky.

Overflowing with genius-level musicality and inquiry into feminine desire, the LP intellectually stimulates yet remains entertaining and danceable — well worth the lengthy wait.

With the new release of “Midnights,” Taylor Swift has done it again. She’s what everyone’s talking about, her songs are trending on almost every social media platform, and she continues to be the Princess of Pop.

M.I.A.’s impact on the pop music ecosystem cannot be overstated. The London-born, Sri Lankan Tamil musician’s distinctive sound has seeped its way into the mainstream, and for good reason.

“Romanticizing your life” refers to viewing your life through rose-colored glasses. Try it to change your outlook on life, and live like a main character!