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Sup besties! My name is Rojet Steffannie but ya'll can call me Steffie! Lowkey obsessed with PH pop culture, fr! From vibing to OPM hits to joining the latest TikTok trends. It’s so lit seeing how Pinoys flex their creativity. I’m all about supporting local makeup brands, binge-watching Pinoy indie films, and grinding on Valorant and Mobile Legends with the squad. Plus, I’m always plugged into social media movements and meme culture, it’s like our digital hugot and it lowkey defines our identity as Gen Z Filipinos. Pop culture isn’t just for the ‘gram; it’s how we tell our story. 💯✨

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Some OPM artists that I enjoy listening to!

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Some OPM artists that I enjoy listening to!

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https://open.spotify.com/artist/0TkeMndS0mrWcPcQzbfIp5?si=_QWg_INnTa-EHKX_Ssq0zg

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From FilmPhilippines

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10 Filipino Makeup Brands That Should Be In Your Kikay Kit - metroscene mag_

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The rise of P-pop (Pinoy Pop) is the cultural wave Gen Z is riding hard, and groups like SB19, BINI, ALAMAT, and VXON are leading the charge. Think of it as the Philippines’ answer to K-pop, but with a distinctly Pinoy twist infused with Filipino identity, language, and culture. These artists aren’t just making music; they’re repping the Philippines on the global stage, breaking into international charts, and performing on world-class platforms. For Gen Z, P-pop isn’t just a genre! it’s a vibe, a movement that’s challenging the long-standing dominance of foreign pop (looking at you, K-pop) and giving Filipinos a reason to flex their national pride. But P-pop isn’t just about the music, it’s a whole ecosystem. It’s revitalizing the local music scene, pushing more investment into Filipino artists, and creating major opportunities for the creative industry. P-pop is more than just entertainment it’s a statement. It’s proof that Filipino artists can compete globally while staying true to their roots. With millions of dedicated fans (aka the PPOP STANS), P-pop is shaping the future of the Philippine music industry and giving Gen Z a soundtrack to their lives that’s unapologetically Filipino. So yeah, P-pop isn’t just a trend. It’s a cultural reset. ✨

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7  P-pop song covers that are better than the originals - metroscenemag_

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For this analysis, I will use the Uses and Gratifications Theory, which explains how audiences actively engage with media to fulfill personal and social needs. In the case of P-pop, Filipino fans interact with this music genre for various reasons, including entertainment, social connection, self-expression, and cultural identity.

First, P-pop serves as a source of entertainment and emotional engagement. Fans listen to P-pop songs, watch music videos, and attend concerts to experience joy, excitement, and inspiration. Many P-pop groups, such as SB19 and BINI, incorporate uplifting and relatable themes in their songs, which resonate with Filipino listeners. Music also provides emotional support, as fans turn to their favorite songs during difficult moments. Moreover, P-pop performances are highly engaging, featuring intricate choreography, strong vocals, and visually stunning concepts that captivate audiences. P-pop is more than just music, it’s a way for people to connect and feel like they belong. Fans come together online and in real life through fan clubs, social media, and events, sharing their love for P-pop artists. They join forces to trend hashtags, vote for their favorites, and stream songs, creating a strong sense of community that goes beyond borders. Fans also express themselves by making dance covers, fan art, reaction videos, and memes, adding their own creativity to the P-pop movement instead of just watching from the sidelines.

At the same time, P-pop celebrates Filipino culture and pride. Unlike foreign music, P-pop highlights Filipino values, language, and traditions. Songs often use Tagalog or regional dialects, and music videos feature Philippine history, indigenous symbols, and local culture. This makes P-pop more than just entertainment, it’s a way for Filipinos to feel connected to their roots and showcase their unique identity to the world.