The phrase "gained massive popularity" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has become very popular or well-liked by a large number of people. Example: The new video game gained massive popularity among gamers, selling over one million copies in its first week of release.
E-commerce, once a new and emerging field, has gained massive popularity and is on a trajectory for continued growth, particularly in the area of mobile commerce.
One of the first games that's been released based on the dango system is Facebook app "meromero park", an ultra-cute mix between a social network, a virtual world and a pet-rearing game (the web version has already gained massive popularity in Japan and Taiwan).
Gary went on that year to play a sold-out tour, where this video was recorded, and gained massive popularity in the UK despite vitriolic reviews in the press that described his music as "pseudo-intellectual" and "unmanly".
It continues to gain massive popularity and trust among Asian consumers as the market share leader, and Ensogo members have saved more than $25 million USD in the past year.
Films such as Birdemic (2008) and The Room (2003) gained quick, massive popularity, as prominent members of social networking sites discussed them.
Upon seizing the Presidency at age 41, Museveni initiated a series of economic, electoral, and social reforms that gained him massive popularity.
Esports especially, has acquired massive popularity and continues to gain traction as prize pools reach beyond $20M.
Recently, the propagation of information in these online communities has gained much attention [1], partly because of the massive popularity of online social networking sites and their potential marketing impact.
"Energy has been an election issue in Australia in the past and the massive popularity of this technology makes it an opportunity for savvy politicians to gain support," he says.
He enjoyed massive popularity during his life, and wrote prolifically.
Their massive popularity waned, however, following Joe Perry and Brad Whitford's departures.
