/pɒpəˈkrɒsi/ (poh-puh-KROH-see)

Definitions

1. noun

A culture or social movement characterized by a rejection of traditional authority and values, often in favor of youth-oriented and celebrity-driven popular culture.

“The popocracy’s influence on young people’s fashion and music trends is undeniable.”

2. noun

A system or ideology that prioritizes popular opinion and entertainment values over traditional social norms and authority.

“The politician’s campaign was criticized for catering to the popocracy, rather than addressing the country’s real issues.”