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'''Pop-punk''' is an amalgamation of aspects of [[punk|punk rock]] and [[pop music]] genres.

'''Pop-punk''' is an amalgamation of aspects of [[punk|punk rock]] and [[pop music]] genres.

Pop punk gained mainstream acceptance in the mid 1990's with bands such as [[Green Day]] and [[The Offspring]], followed later by bands such as [[Blink 182]] and [[Sum 41]].

Pop punk emerged in the late 1970s on the tails of the punk movement, with bands such as the Buzzcocks, and later saw mainstream commercial success in the mid 1990's with bands such as [[Green Day]] and [[The Offspring]]. Later bands such as [[Blink 182]] and [[Sum 41]] sought to emulate the pop-punk sound.

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