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Poor Little Meow Meow

"Poor little meow meow" is a phrase used to describe a fictional character viewed as both deeply problematic and worthy of sympathy. This could mean a morally-grey or villainous woobie, or a character whose negative aspects are seen as making them tragic, miserable, or pathetic.
==Origin and spread==
The phrase seems to have its origins in 2017 viral video. In the video, a man tearfully remarks that "they done killed 'lil meow meow out here" upon finding a motionless cat on the sidewalk, only to discover seconds later that the cat was actually sleeping."They done killed Lil meow meow out here" on YouTube
It was further popularized by a May 2020 tweet from a K-pop fan referring to BTS member Suga as "my poor little meow meow."Screenshot of the now-deleted tweet by @DEMETERJIN Suga has been known as "Lil Meow Meow" within BTS fandom since at least 2018, due to fans attributing cat-like qualities to him, including shyness, nocturnality, and a love of sashimi."Why is Suga from BTS called LilMeowMeow?" on Quora The May 2020 tweet was defending Suga and occurred in the context of a controversy over his use of vocal samples from cult leader Jim Jones in his song "What Do You Think?" from his solo albbum D-2 [released under the stage name AGUST-D]. Stitch's Media Mix: Meme Anthropologist: The Origins of Lil Meow Meow, posted September 2021https://variety.com/2020/music/global/big-hit-entertainment-apologizes-suga-cult-leader-jim-jones-1234622958/ In response to the controversy, Suga's agency BigHit released an apology, stating that the producer who added the sample did not know its historical and cultural context. The sample was ultimately removed from the song. 
The use of the phrase "poor little meow meow" in relation the aforementioned controversy set the stage for its current "problematic woobie" meaning. By July 2021, this usage had gained traction in fandom, particularly on Tumblr and Twitter. By 2023/2024, the term had become so widespread that many users did not know the original context of the term.https://www.tumblr.com/aimmyarrowshigh/755848932715839488/yeah-that-was-the-origin-ill-have-to?source=share 
==Commentary==
==References==
Category:Character Archetypes
Category:K-Pop Fandom Glossary
Poorly Drawn MDZS

Poorly Drawn MDZS is a fancomic that summarizes the TV show The Untamed in short humorous strips. It's posted to Tumblr. There's accompanying artist's notes in the tags that range from commentary on the episode being summarized to discussions of their artistic process.
As of October 2024, there are about 200 individual strips (including bonus comics) published since February 2023.
==Links==
* 
* 
==References==
Category:The Untamed
Category:Mo Dao Zu Shi
Category:2023 Fancomics
Category:2020s Fancomics
Poormeowmew's Rajbow playlist

rajbow (total drama)titled Poormeowmew's Rajbow playlist for clarity on Fanlore is a Bowie/Raj fanmix for the Total Drama fandom.
==Songs==
#Talk Too Much by COIN
#Hsbf by Hot Freaks
#Daft Pretty Boys by Bad Suns
#for him. by Troye Sivan and Allday
#Doctor You by DNCE
#Everybody Talks by Neon Trees
#Pretty Face by PUBLIC
#Love You Like A Love Song by Selena Gomez
#Kiss You by One Direction
#Teenager In Love by Neon Trees
#Out Of My League by Fitz and The Tantrums
#Stupid for You by Waterparks
#Tear in My Heart by Twenty One Pilots
#3 Nights by Dominic Fike
#SOS by Rihanna
#THATS WHAT I WANT by Lil Nas X
#SOMETHING ABOUT HIM by BROCKHAMPTON
#I DONT WANT 2 B UR FRIEND by Devon
#Dream Boy by Waterparks
#Valentine by 5 Seconds of Summer
#He Said She Said by Ashley Tisdale
#Your Love Is My Drug by Ke$ha
#Old-fashioned Lover Boy by Queen
#Kissing Strangers by DNCE and Nicki Minaj
#Let's Be Friends by Emily Osment
#Kiss Me More by Doja Cat and SZA
#Bad Word by Panicland
#So Alright, Cool, Whatever by The Happy Fits
#Stupid Love by Lady Gaga
#SuperLove by Charli XCX
#LOVERBOY by young friend
#The King by Conan Gray
#Animal by Neon Trees
#A Kiss by THE DRIVER ERA
==Notes ==
Category:Slash Fanmixes
Category:2023 Fanmixes
Pop-Up Fic

Pop-Up Fic appeared in comic book fandom, and was posted to mailing lists such as Outside the Lines. Pop-up fic got its name and premise from the VH-1 show "Pop-Up Video." During the show, random tidbits of information would "pop up" during music videos. http://outsidetl.tripod.com/otlfaq.html Outside The Lines: FAQ (Accessed Sept. 14, 2009) 
Pop-up fic created "a very gentle but still funny sort of MSTing." 
Some writers added warnings against both MST and pop-up fics to their headers. http://web.archive.org/web/20030421144151/http://www.subreality.com/glossary/terms.htm The Fanfic Glossary (via Wayback Machine). (Accessed Sept. 14, 2009)
Now an obsolete term? 
== References ==
Pop Con YXE

Previously known as The Saskatchewan Entertainment Expo, Pop Con YXE is a multifandom convention held yearly in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in May. The con is a smaller con featuring primarily booths and an artist alley.
==Read More==
*Pop Con YXE
*How Two Men Saved Saskatchewan’s Geek Culture Conventions
*Transforming Into Pop Con YXE
*Saskatoon Entertainment Expo delights pop culture fans
Category:Conventions in Canada
Pop Culture Paganism

Pop culture Paganism is an umbrella term for the transformative use of media in Pagan customs and rituals. Pop culture Paganism covers a wide variety of activities, such as revering book or film characters as deities, using pop culture figures in religious rituals and media, practicing religions or worshiping deity pantheons depicted in pop culture media, or simply depicting traditional deities as they appear in pop culture media. The consumption and creation of fannish media such as fanfiction and fancrafts can also be an important part of a pop culture Pagan's practice.
== Examples of practices and crafts ==
=== Pop culture magic ===
=== Godspousery ===
Godspousery is the act of engaging in an intimate relationship with one or more deities or spirits, be it courting or marrying them. Practitioners argue that there is some historical precedence for this, such as the vows taken by nuns or the rite of Hieros Gamos.Godspouses: The good, The bad, and The ugly by Moth, on Pagans and Witches, on 17th May 2018 For PCPs, godspousery may take the form of marrying a fictional character who is seen as a guide or spirit, or marrying a traditional god that the practitioner sees embodied as a pop culture incarnation, for example Loki. Discussions of godspousery have always been associated by some kind of fandom wank, with some fans seeing godspouses as crazy or deluded, and making a mockery of their practice. 
Specific Examples:
*Snapewives 
*Lokiwives
=== Fannish Tarot Cards ===
Many fan artists create sets of tarot cards as either a way to explore character meta or to practice their art skills. While the act of creating a fannish tarot set is a largely secular activity, several PCPs use fannish tarot cards as a part of their craft, either as a pop culture addition to a more traditional craft, or as an integral part to a pop-culture themed faith.
Examples of pop-culture themed tarot sets:
*Jane Austen tarot set
*Star Trek tarot set
*Game of Thrones tarot set
*Pacific Rim tarot set
== Controversy ==
Some more traditional Pagans don't see pop-culture paganism as a valid expression of paganism. Often this is because the faith has no root in ancient cultures, or that pop-culture pagans see divinity in archetypes rather than discrete deities. In addition, some question its validity because it make traditional Paganism, already a marginalized faith, look bad.
Most posts on pop culture paganism in /r/pagan are highly discouraged, and practitioners are often told to go elsewhere.
== References ==
Category:Fan Activities
Category:Fannish New Religious Movements
Pop Stand Express Interview with Kate Wallace

Pop Stand Express Interview with Kate Wallace was published in Pop Stand Express #14.
==Part of a Series==
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Kate Wallace
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Kathleen Condon
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Linda Ploetz
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Lizabeth S. Tucker
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Ming Wathne
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Susan M. Garrett
==Some Excerpts==
About starting to write: 
About inspiration: 
About what fandom runs on: 
Category:1986 Fan Interviews
Pop Stand Express Interview with Kathleen Condon

Pop Stand Express Interview with Kathleen Condon was published in Pop Stand Express #17.
==Part of a Series==
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Kate Wallace
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Kathleen Condon
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Linda Ploetz
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Lizabeth S. Tucker
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Ming Wathne
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Susan M. Garrett
==An Excerpt==
 
 
Category:1987 Fan Interviews
Pop Stand Express Interview with Linda Ploetz

Pop Stand Express Interview with Linda Ploetz was published in Pop Stand Express #15. 
She was a feature at the old Connexions and was always very generous with her time & tapes. 
Linda passed away in Baltimore in August 2020. obit 
==Part of a Series==
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Kate Wallace
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Kathleen Condon
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Linda Ploetz
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Lizabeth S. Tucker
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Ming Wathne
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Susan M. Garrett
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1987 Fan Interviews
Pop Stand Express Interview with Lizabeth S. Tucker

Pop Stand Express Interview with Lizabeth S. Tucker was published in Pop Stand Express #16.
==Part of a Series==
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Kate Wallace
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Kathleen Condon
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Linda Ploetz
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Lizabeth S. Tucker
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Ming Wathne
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Susan M. Garrett
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
Category:1987 Fan Interviews
Pop Stand Express Interview with Ming Wathne

A 1991 Interview with Ming Wathne was published in Pop Stand Express #25.
The main topic of this interview is the history, philosophy, and general as well as nuts-and-bolts functionality of the then-newly created The Fanzine Archives: A Library for the Preservation & Circulation of Fan-created Material.
==Part of a Series==
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Kate Wallace
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Kathleen Condon
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Linda Ploetz
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Lizabeth S. Tucker
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Ming Wathne
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Susan M. Garrett
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
Category:1991 Fan Interviews
Pop Stand Express Interview with Susan M. Garrett

Pop Stand Express Interview with Susan M. Garrett was published in Pop Stand Express #13.
==Part of a Series==
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Kate Wallace
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Kathleen Condon
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Linda Ploetz
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Lizabeth S. Tucker
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Ming Wathne
* Pop Stand Express Interview with Susan M. Garrett
==Interviewer's Introduction== 
==Some Excerpts==
On her press: 
On the The Karenina Continuity Chronicles: 
On new accessibility: 
On taking chances: 
On the exhilaration of creating: 
Category:1986 Fan Interviews
Pop idols trade licks, Online 'fanfic' trend sees rock stars united in lust

Pop idols trade licks, Online 'fanfic' trend sees rock stars united in lust is an article about the RPS fandom.
The article says that what's interesting about it is that these aren't star-on-fan scenarios, these are star-on-star, and they are written by "girls and gay men". Also, "even more amusing is that those doing the wishful humping in bandslash aren't your usual pin-ups. Bandslash has gone indie."
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Bandom Category:2006 News Media Category:Slash News Media Category:RPF News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Popover

Popover is a Harry Potter doujinshi by MTT Niigata and Yogoranger. It is a James x Lily story set during the Marauders' era and is G-rated.
This doujinshi has been scanlated into English by Aku Tenshi/Impending Doujinshi.Aku Tenshi. Caffe Doujinshi Latte. (Accessed 29 April 2012.)
== Summaries & Reviews ==
* "It's all about James and Lily during their Hogwarts years, and it's a pleasant surprise. I can't say much about the plot because it'll spoil the whole story. Let's just say that what the author depicted here is precisely what I would imagine the relationship between James and Lily to be. The art is crisp and clean; there are close to no grey shading in the book (think XXXHOLiC; it's all black and white, there's no grey), which makes for a very refreshing look. And may I add that I really like James' smile?" -- lee_bellalee_bella at LiveJournal. This japanese invention called Harry Potter Doujinshi. 31 March 2007. (Accessed 29 April 2012.)
* "This is a story about James and Lily. About them when they were still at school. James is a smart student who always slacks off, and Lily is like your typical uptight schoolgirl. James have this ability to see the future, and I won't say much more then that or I'll pretty much tell you the whole story." -- Aku Tenshi
* "My first Harry Potter doujinshi, and my favorite to this day. It focuses on the James/Lily relationship, and has an overall angst theme to it. Lily dreams about her future with James, and their tragic fate, only to wake up crying. She is then comforted by her future husband. Cute, sweet, and a total tear-jerker. ♥" -- RinSamurai Blade - HP Doujinshi. (Accessed 18 October 2012.)
* "Lily Evans was always a stickler for the rules and hated it when James Potter went about his delinquent ways. One day, however, she learns that James can see into the future ... or perhaps only a part of it. James/Lily. [...] I've never actively looked fanworks set during the Marauders-era, so this was new and sorta interesting to me. The plot is somewhat cliché, but the chemistry between Lily and James is good, the art is childishly cute, and I fell head over heels in love with little!Petunia's design."isadorathegreat at fancomiccentral. Popover. 09 February 2010. (Accessed 24 July 2013.)
== Gallery ==
Image:Popover front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Popover back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Popover sample1.jpg|Inside art
Image:Popover sample2.gif|Inside art
Additional sample pages can be found at Minako017's Doujinshi Collection.
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Poppies

You may be looking for "Poppies," an issue of Make It So, a Star Trek: TNG.
Poppies is an Kirk/Brandt story by Jungle Kitty.
==Author's Notes==
"A New Year's Eve party at Captain Brandt's apartment. Contains another (sort of) follow-up to The Kirk-Brandt Blooper Reel. This was written in response to a challenge issued by Rob Morris --to write a story about what happened to the doomsday machine after it was disabled. In the Kirk/Brandt stories, Brandt was Matt Decker's first officer around the same time Kirk had command of the Lydia Sutherland. The Kirk-Brandt Chronology lists all the stories, both in order of occurrence and order of creation."
 
==Awards==
* 2003 ASC --Best "Empty Shell" Challenge Response
 
Category:2003
Poppy Z. Brite

Billy Martin, formerly Poppy Z. Brite, is a professional author of multiple novels, short stories, and non-fiction works. 
==Some Novels==
* Lost Souls (1992)
*Drawing Blood (1993)
*Exquisite Corpse (1996)
*The Crow: The Lazarus Heart (1998)
*Plastic Jesus (novella; 2000)
*The Liquor Series, five books (2002-2007)
==Brite's Own Fanfic==
Plastic Jesus is a thinly-veiled Beatles RPF novel published in 2000.
The characters Seth and Peyton represent John Lennon and Paul McCartney and there dozens of other Beatles-analogous characters and events.
==Brite's Views on Fanfic==
===2001===
===2002===
===2010===
 
==Fanfic==
Most fanfic is based on "Lost Souls."
* Poppy Z Brite at FanFiction.Net
* Lost Souls - Poppy Z. Brite at Archive of Our Own
* Drawing Blood - Poppy Z. Brite at AO3
* Exquisite Corpse - Poppy Z. Brite at AO3
* Liquor Series - Poppy Z. Brite at AO3
==References==
*
Popslash Recommendations by Lettergirls

Popslash Recommendations by Lettergirls is a recommendation site for 'N Sync slash by JR and DS. The page is sorted by pairing, title, author, and era and the last update was August 29, 2004. The site hosts 142 recs.
Listed pairings: JC/Justin, JC/Lance, JC/Chris, JC/Joey, Justin/Lance, Chris/Lance, Justin/Chris, Justin/Joey, GSF, Threesomes inc. Britney, Christina, etc; Crossovers inc. BSB, Eminem, Britney, Christina; Gen Non slash or no pairing, Backstreet Stories.
Era categories:
*Timeline: Covering more than one time period.	
*Pre-Europe and Europe:	Stories set during the forming of the group and/or their time in Germany.
*Touring: Stories set while the guys are on tour.
*Celebrity: Stories set during the recording or touring for the Celebrity album.
*Hiatus	Um, duh?.
*Post-Hiatus: Stories set after the current break.
*Post-Sync: Stories set after the ultimate break up of the group. 	
*AUs: Alternate Universes.
Category:'N Sync
Category:Backstreet Boys
Category:Angelfire
Category:2000s
Popular

Popular was a WB teen comedy-drama that lasted for two seasons.
==Canon==
Brooke McQueen (Leslie Bibb) and Sam McPherson (Carly Pope), students at Jacqueline Kennedy High School, are polar opposites. Brooke is a popular cheerleader and Sam is an unpopular journalist. Their respective groups are forced to socialize when Brooke's father and Sam's mother get engaged and the two girls have to share a house.
===Main Characters===
Popular Crowd:
* Brooke McQueen
* Josh Ford
* Nicole Julian
* Mary Cherry
Unpopular Crowd:
* Samantha "Sam" McPherson
* Harrison John
* Lily Esposito-Ford
* Carmen Ferrara
* Michael 'Sugar Daddy' Bernardino
Adults:
* Roberta "Bobbi" Glass
==Fandom==
While the fandom is fairly small, it's often cherished by fans for its characters, comedy and relationships. Fanfiction is mainly focused on Fanfiction.net, LiveJournal or author websites, but fanworks on Archive of Our Own is growing. Gifs of Mary Cherry and other popular characters are fairly common to find.
For most of the fans of the series, Popular is often the first fandom they had for the actors Leslie Bibb, Carly Pope, Christopher Gorham, Bryce Johnson, Leslie Grossman, Tamara Mello, Sara Rue and Wentworth Miller.
Many compare Sam/Brooke pairing to Quinn/Rachel of Glee, Ryan Murphy's next big TV hit that gained a much larger fandom.
===Shipping===
Pairing names such as smooshed or fanciful were not used in the Popular fandom. Most fans just simply used initials of the two characters, such as S/B, or the actual names:
* Sam/Brooke (The exception to the above rule, Bram is sometimes used)
* Sam/Harrison
* Sam/Josh
* Sam/Nicole
* Brooke/Harrison
* Brooke/Josh
* Sam/Nicole
* Lily/Josh
Femslash is very popular, in particularly the Sam/Brooke pairing. Het and Gen also appeared frequently. Slash is fairly rare.
==Fanworks==
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Popular works at FFN
* Popular works at AO3
* Popular Slash FanFicion (defunct)
* FemFic.org had a Popular section
===Mailing Lists===
* PopularSlash
===LJ communities===
* popular_fans, general
* popular_fic, fanfiction
* SamBrookisOTP, Sam/Brooke
* The Zapruder, fandom newsletter
* populardaily
* popularicons
==Resources==
* Popular at TVTropes
==References==
Category:Popular
PopularSlash

PopularSlash is for any slash/femslash Popular works.
==History==
The mailing list had over 900 members by 2004PopularSlash via Wayback, by 2016 it has over 2000.
==Description==
==References==
<references>
Category:Femslash Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:PopularCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2001
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Porn

Fans frequently use the term Porn when referring to sexually explicit fanworks that are created at least in part to arouse the reader or viewer, as opposed to depictions of sexual abuse that are meant to evoke only pity or rage. (But see also authorial intent). In a fannish context, "porn" does not refer to the pornography industry.
The intentional misspellings pron and pr0n may have been invented to avoid filters for explicit sexual content. The terms are now often used as affectionate slang for porn.
Fans may also refer to non-sexual fanworks (or sourcetexts) as "porn" if those texts fill a different need. For instance, emoporn is emotionally satisfying the way sexual porn is erotically satisfying, and identity porn is a term for the tension and drama of characters with secret identities. 
Different fandoms may use different terms to describe porn in their milieu. For instance, furry fandom uses "spooge", "furporn", or "yiff". In Lois & Clark, a primarily het fandom, it's called "Nfic" for "naughty fic". Jane Austen fandom, another predominantly het arena, sometimes calls it "NB" for "naughty bit" or "nasty bit". Many anime & manga fandoms in the 90s and early 2000s used the term "lemon" (with "lime" being the equivalent of "teen").
==A Very Early Fannish Use==
While the word "porn" in the mainstream world in a negative way for a long time, the term was used by fans affectionately as early as 1978. From the editorial of a Star Trek: TOS zine, Fantasia #2:
A few years after the release of Star Wars, a fan wrote: 
==Admitted Unrealism==
Fannish porn, like non-fannish porn, can be viewed as being unrealistic. Some fans say this like it was a bad thing!
One fan writes: 
==Meta/Further Reading==
* by Melody C (March 19, 2009)
==References==
Category:Tropes & Genres
Porn -- for the rest of us

Porn - for the rest of us is a 2001 Salon.com article about slash fanfiction by Merle Kessler "About the writer Merle Kessler is a scriptwriter, lyricist and humorist. Some may be more familiar with him through his bitter alter ego, Ian Shoales. He lives in San Francisco." -- Porn - for the rest of us; 
 
The article introduces the strange new phenomenon to a lay audience and says that "The stories began as fan fiction around 1976 It seems as though every journalist quotes this date, and but never appear to know to what they are referring (aside from the hive mind of each other!). This main reference point, however, is likely Alternative: Epilogue to Orion by Gerry Downes. , and featured the sexual pairing of Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock."
Other pairings followed, but "it seems there is now a new subset of this fiction, Harry Potter slash, in which Harry and his arch-enemy Draco Malfoy become seized by passion and fall into each other's arms." 
As an example, there is an excerpt from Irresistible Poison which was quoted by the San Francisco Chronicle. 
The author jokes about what slash fic he'd write and then, in the tradition of journalists everywhere, picked some of what he felt to be representative examples that included a cartoon, and three RPFs. He includes a sentence from each: Bugs Bunny/Elmer Fudd, Tom Brokaw/Peter Jennings, Jay Leno/David Letterman, and Elvis Presley/The Colonel.
The author also includes a slash "template" and a list of random names in his apparent mission to make things as silly as possible.
This article was reprinted in full in DIAL #20 (a Pros letterzine) where the editor introduces it as "goes for the pisstaking approach towards slash."
==From the Article==
 
==References==
Category:2001 News Media
 
Category:Slash News Media 
Category:Harry Potter News Media 
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Porn Battle

Porn Battle was run by Oxoniensis from 2006 to 2015. Twice a year, she would solicit prompts consisting of pairings and prompt words, collate them, and provide the list. Participants have one week to:
Other fans periodically run similar challenges, not all of them adult-oriented, but Porn Battle was the largest and longest run.
In 2019, several nonnies on fail_fandomanon wished for a revival and reminisced about Porn Battle:
==References==
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:2006 Challenges
Category:2007 Challenges
Category:2008 Challenges
Category:2009 Challenges
Category:2010 Challenges
Category:2011 Challenges
Category:2012 Challenges
Category:2013 Challenges
Category:2014 Challenges
Category:2015 Challenges