Pop
Stick out
Stick out verb - To extend outward beyond a usual point.
Both terms in one sentence
- Everything's Sexier in French Fading into the Next Song Fiery Redhead: She's specifically stated it helped her stick out compared to other pop stars.
Source: Music / Mylene Farmer -
Which is a remarkable feat for a comedian (considering they normally stick out like a sore thumb in the conversation when lumped with Hollywood guests and/or pop stars).
Source: Series / The Graham Norton Show - The Zombies' "Butcher's Tale (Western Front 1914)" would probably stick out like a sore thumb no matter where it was placed on Odessey And Oracle, as it's an eerie, pump-organ-based Protest Song about the horrors of war in the middle of a summery Baroque Pop album.
Source: Mood Whiplash / Music
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