"megapop" meaning in English

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          "text": "Word that the Icelandic iconoclast had retwiddled the results of her in-studio tryst with Mr. Mosely dashed any hopes that she'd abandon herself to horny megapop escapism.",
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        "(informal) Highly successful mainstream pop music."
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        "(informal) Highly successful mainstream pop music."
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