agitpop

noun
/ˈædʒɪtpɒp/UK/ˈæd͡ʒətˌpɑp/US

Etymology

Blend of agitprop + pop.

  1. derived from πάπας
  2. derived from попъ
  3. derived from поп
  4. compounded as agitpop — “agitprop + pop

Definitions

  1. Pop music of an agitational character.

    • His keenest outrage is reserved for the Bush administration, which he tears into like a good punker should, but Gabel's lyrics and delivery have a subtlety and wit that more didactic agitpop singers lack.

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