popstep
the inclusion of dubstep in popular music, such as in britney spears’ 2011 single, “hold it against me.”
i wonder if britney’s new alb-m will contain more popstep.
a terrible attempt to garner more attention and fame by mixing already terrible pop songs with extremely sh-tty and generic dubstep. usually used by jaded -ss popstars who need to give up already such as pitbull and nicki minaj because they know dubstep is the new thing.
“did you hear the new madonna alb-m?”
“ugh yea it was nothing but popstep, she needs to give up already instead of trying to get in the edm scene”
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