Pop Music

Explanation: Madonna – Madonna earned the title "Queen of Pop" due to her huge influence on pop music and culture since the 1980s, known for her constant reinvention and chart-topping hits.

Explanation: Ed Sheeran – "Shape of You" was a global smash hit by Ed Sheeran, becoming one of the best-selling digital singles of all time and showcasing his blend of pop and tropical house sounds.

Explanation: Moonwalk – Michael Jackson popularized the moonwalk in 1983 during a TV performance. It became his most iconic move, symbolizing his impact on pop performance.

Explanation: One Direction – Harry Styles rose to fame as a member of the British boy band One Direction, formed on The X Factor in 2010, before launching a successful solo career.

Explanation: When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? – This 2019 album brought Billie Eilish major acclaim, winning multiple Grammy Awards and featuring the hit single "Bad Guy."

Explanation: Lorde – New Zealand singer Lorde broke into the mainstream with "Royals," a minimalist pop track that criticized materialism in pop culture.

Explanation: The Weeknd – "Blinding Lights" became one of the biggest songs of the decade with its catchy synth-pop style and '80s influence, breaking multiple chart records.

Explanation: Lady Gaga – Lady Gaga starred alongside Bradley Cooper in A Star Is Born, earning widespread praise for her acting and the soundtrack, especially the hit song "Shallow."

Explanation: Spice Girls – The Spice Girls released "Wannabe" in 1996, promoting girl power and becoming one of the most recognizable songs of the ‘90s.

Explanation: Midnights – Midnights marked a return to synth-pop for Taylor Swift, breaking streaming records and showcasing introspective themes and late-night inspiration.