Top 10 Defining Pop Culture Moments of 2017
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In 2017, these events sparked intense pop culture discussions. From the rise and fall of Jake Paul, to “Despacito” taking the world by storm, to Game of Thrones setting our expectations on literal fire, these are some of the defining moments that shaped our year. WatchMojo counts down ten defining pop culture moments of 2017.

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#10: Taylor Swift’s New Album and Persona
#9: The Rise and Fall of Jake Paul
#8: “Despacito” Re-Mixes the World
#7: “Game of Thrones” Ups the Ante
#6: “Moonlight” or “La La Land”?
#5: Stephen King’s Cultural Re-Re-Emergence
#4: “Get Out” Crushes
#3, #2 & #1???

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12 COMMENTS

  1. My own personal crushing moment this year in terms of pop culture, would be watching La La-Land and realizing it’s crap.

    Or watching Wonder Woman, and realizing that it had the same old Female tropes that most others have. Focus on her pretty looks? Check. Couldn’t get strong without emotions over losing a male love interest? Check.

  2. Wonder Fake shouldn’t be on this list, it is the worst film of all and is blatantly sexist against women. All the film defines is the worst of humanity of how men treat women.

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