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(New page: '''Pop punk''' is an amalgamation of aspects of punk rock and pop music genres. Pop punk gained mainstream acceptance in the mid 1990's with bands such as Green Day and [[The...) |
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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 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]]. | ||
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