Sentence examples for go down in pop from inspiring English sources
These were moments that will go down in pop culture history: On the tonight show with Jimmy Fallon, doppelgängers Will Ferrell and Chad Smith finally met in person.
Though the Kingsmen's "Louie Louie" has gone down in pop history as one of the medium's more endearing (and enduring) moments of amateurism, the group's members were not inexperienced musicians.
Stereophonics 1999 will have to go down in the annals of pop as "the Welsh year".
Directed by Kentaro Otani In Japanese, with English subtitles 1 hour 54 minutes; not rated A spoonful of fashion helps the feminism go down in "Nana," a delightful pop fairy tale that speaks to young women in the language of sisterhood and self-direction.
Not quite one of pop's great eccentrics, then, but if his music fails to go down in history, at least his haircut will.
Whereas rock (-12%) and pop (-15%) went down in digital track sales in 2013, dance music sales went up by 8%.
2158: The lights have gone down in Munich, and we are being entertained by pop singer Christina Perri.
But while new pop-out art is nice, it doesn't come close to comparing to the realism going down in Worcestershire, England.
