Definition

Pop off is a phrase that encourages someone to go all out, speak their mind, or perform with confidence and energy. Depending on the context, it can mean hyping someone up ("go ahead, pop off!") or acknowledging that someone just did something impressive, bold, or unexpectedly great (similar to saying "Amen" in a supportive, encouraging way).

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