This article highlights the development of Uzbek national musical culture, as well as the issues of pop vocal art in shaping the consciousness, thinking, and spiritual and moral qualities of our young students, and provides methodological recommendations for future music teachers.

Pop, rap, pop, mass culture, musical pop

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