mashup
- noun
- /ˈmæʃˌʌp/
- Her latest video is a hilarious mashup of funny clips and memes.
- mashup music
- mashup video
- Star Wars mashup
OK, it was copied, but Unholy was mashed up with Ram Leela, I think four months before I created this mashup.
- OK, it was copied, but Unholy was mashed up with Ram Leela, I think four months before I created this mashup.
- For those of you who are uninitiated, Playing With Science is a sports science mashup where Neil likes to say where jocks and geeks collide.
- So some people do mashups, Some people, you know, stay true to a character.
- So it's like he just is, you know, his his head is a buzz of facts and half facts and mashups.
Examples
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You get Penn Masala, the world's first Hindi a cappella group, and some incredibly chilling mashups.
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The app's marquee feature is the ability to mix multiple videos together into mashups.
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So this is the type of cultural mashup that can either go really good or really bad.
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The whole world is a mashup, and I think we're better off for it.
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I got too excited about this collab, so I made a mashup to make sure it would work.
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Believe me, I had no idea before watching this that a dubstep mashup like this was even possible.
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It's time for We Tried It, a mashup of childhood favorites.
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His aesthetic is an ubercool mashup of Soviet propaganda, Eastern textile patterns, and American psychedelic and pop art.
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For those of you who are uninitiated, Playing With Science is a sports science mashup where Neil likes to say where jocks and geeks collide.
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The DJ created a vibrant mashup of popular songs that got everyone dancing.
Synonyms
A mix of different things, like colors or spices
An action that brings two or more things together
A joining of two different styles into one, for example music and food
A piece of music made from several songs played together
Music, album, or artist that mixes two styles to reach more listeners
A mixture of different ideas or styles
A mixture of different things, often very varied and unexpected
A mix of two different styles to make something new
A mix of two songs or styles that makes a new track
A work that mixes elements of two or more genres
How Blended
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Mashup comes from the simple parts mash ('to crush or mix') and up. DJs first used the word when they mixed two or more songs or movie clips together, and people later used it for any media joined into one. So a mashup is a creative combination of elements from different sources, especially in music or media.