ultrapop song
- noun
- Their latest single is considered an ultrapop song because of its infectious chorus.
Examples
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She can't stop humming that new ultrapop song from the charts.
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The DJ filled the dance floor with an ultrapop song that everyone seemed to know.
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This ultrapop song is stuck in my head!
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Do you like this ultrapop song?
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The DJ filled the dance floor with an ultrapop song that everyone seemed to know.
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Their latest single is considered an ultrapop song because of its infectious chorus.
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She can't stop humming that new ultrapop song from the charts.
Synonyms
A melody like a song in an ad that is easy to remember and sing
How Catchy
Surface Forms
Morphology
ultrapop + song
Although 'ultrapop' is not listed in the dictionary, the phrase is transparently compositional: ultra- (extremely) + pop (popular/pop music) + song yields an ‘extremely pop’ or very catchy/popular song. This follows regular English compounding and prefixation patterns, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents would readily infer the intended meaning.
Etymology
Ultrapop song comes from ultra meaning 'very' or 'extreme' and pop short for 'popular music', so imagine a song turned up to the highest level with very simple words and a repeating tune that sticks in your head. That's why it means 'a pop song that is extremely catchy and widely appealing'.