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- Emo_pop abstract "Emo pop (short for emo pop punk) is an emo subgenre that uses elements of emo but also embraces pop punk influences, such as more concise songs and hook-filled choruses. It began in the Midwestern United States during the reinvention of emo which happened in the 1990s.".
- Emo_pop instrument Bass_guitar.
- Emo_pop instrument Drum_kit.
- Emo_pop instrument Electric_guitar.
- Emo_pop instrument Singing.
- Emo_pop stylisticOrigin Emo.
- Emo_pop stylisticOrigin Pop_punk.
- Emo_pop wikiPageExternalLink emo-pop-ma0000012243.
- Emo_pop wikiPageID "14216674".
- Emo_pop wikiPageRevisionID "606588868".
- Emo_pop bgcolor "crimson".
- Emo_pop color "white".
- Emo_pop culturalOrigins "2000.0".
- Emo_pop instruments Bass_guitar.
- Emo_pop instruments Drum_kit.
- Emo_pop instruments Electric_guitar.
- Emo_pop instruments Singing.
- Emo_pop name "Emo pop".
- Emo_pop otherTopics Emo.
- Emo_pop popularity "Mainstream in early 2000s–present".
- Emo_pop regionalScenes "Midwestern United States Florida".
- Emo_pop stylisticOrigins Emo.
- Emo_pop stylisticOrigins Pop_punk.
- Emo_pop subject Category:2000s_in_music.
- Emo_pop subject Category:Emo.
- Emo_pop subject Category:Pop_punk.
- Emo_pop subject Category:Subcultures.
- Emo_pop type Genre.
- Emo_pop type MusicGenre.
- Emo_pop type TopicalConcept.
- Emo_pop type Concept.
- Emo_pop comment "Emo pop (short for emo pop punk) is an emo subgenre that uses elements of emo but also embraces pop punk influences, such as more concise songs and hook-filled choruses. It began in the Midwestern United States during the reinvention of emo which happened in the 1990s.".
- Emo_pop label "Emo pop".
- Emo_pop label "Emo-pop".
- Emo_pop sameAs Emo-pop.
- Emo_pop sameAs m.0qqrjcc.
- Emo_pop sameAs Q3724735.
- Emo_pop sameAs Q3724735.
- Emo_pop wasDerivedFrom Emo_pop?oldid=606588868.
- Emo_pop isPrimaryTopicOf Emo_pop.
- Emo_pop name "Emo pop".