Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ye-ye
Noun
/ˈjeɪˌjeɪ/
Definition
A pop music genre popular in the 1960s that originated in France and was characterized by catchy melodies and youthful themes.
Examples
- Françoise Hardy is a classic ye-ye singer known for her unique voice and style.
- The ye-ye movement influenced many bands in the 1960s, including The Beatles.
- Many ye-ye songs feature playful lyrics about love and youth.
Meaning
Ye-ye refers to the style of popular music that features upbeat and melodic sounds, aimed primarily at a youthful audience, and often incorporates elements of French culture.
Synonyms
- Pop
- French pop
- Bubblegum pop
