The phrase "alive pop" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as describing a lively or energetic style of pop music or a vibrant pop culture phenomenon.
Example: "The concert featured an alive pop sound that got everyone dancing."
Alternatives: "vibrant pop" or "energetic pop".
"I'm her servant as sure as I'm alive," Pop said in Peter's book.
Having spent most of the day near the top of Twitter's list of worldwide trends – so often in 2016 a morbid roll call of genuine celebrity deaths – it took a while for people to work out how and why a hashtag proclaiming the death of a very much alive pop star had captured people's imagination.
Men Alive and the O.C. Gay Men's Chorus present "Men Alive: POP Goes the Opera," a mash up of pop songs and opera.
Various reports suggesting that he was still alive popped up in the Russian news media, including some with anonymous sources quoted on Wednesday saying that he had briefly stood up from what was presumably his death bed.
Instead, he kept on staying alive, popping up in a sitcom called Silver Spoons, and releasing a book about dancing called Alfonso's Breakin' and Poppin' Book which is an essential read for the B-Boy in your life, and god knows we've all got one.
I think there aren't a lot of people keeping that art alive in pop culture, but within the underground, it's definitely alive and well".
For the modern thrill-seeker points his ride towards one of the bars which from early evening until the wee hours come alive with pop-techno beats and Lycra-clad, plasticated ladies of the night.
Now she's 61, and just the other day she made a Hamptons cocktail party come alive by popping a biceps muscle, to prove she's still capable of swimming from Cuba to Florida.
Following decades of post-industrial decline, Finnieston is on the up, with low rents attracting an influx of younger blood, and a stretch of Argyle Street now called "The Strip" coming alive with pop-up bars and eclectic restaurants, plus myriad artistic outlets and events.
Take everyone in a pediatric oncology ward to see "Hamilton": Nothing makes you feel more grateful to be alive than popping into a pediatric oncology ward, saying, "Come on, everybody!," and whisking all the patients away to see the hit Broadway musical "Hamilton".
The celebrity-news machine ate the King of Pop alive, and now his son is participating in it?
