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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | This term can encompass a ton of music crossing over with a lot of different genres, but what is usually thought of is the Rodgers and Hammerstein style of extremely earnest escapist pop made (in)famous through plays such as The Sound of Music, Oklahoma! (yes, that exclamation mark is part of the title), and South Pacific. It is the driving force of its own style of fiction and its use in other genres usually is meant to show somebody as either Camp Gay or otherwise very chintzy. As a Dead Horse Music Genre, it's almost never shown in a positive light outside of its own context. |