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Pop stars and idolatry: An investigation of the worship of popular music icons, and the music and cult of Prince
Rupert Till
School of Arts and Humanities
Department of Music & Design Arts
Centre for Music, Culture and Identity
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Arts & Humanities
Pop Star
100%
Sexuality
96%
Icon
86%
Idolatry
78%
Music
67%
Popular music
64%
Worship
57%
Cult
57%
Spirituality
52%
Iconography
39%
Personality Cult
33%
Liberation
30%
Consumer Culture
26%
Physicality
26%
Ecstasy
26%
Musical Culture
25%
Artist
25%
Profane
24%
Public Interest
24%
Contemporary Culture
23%
Preacher
22%
Western Culture
21%
Congregations
20%
Religious Traditions
20%
Rock
20%
Manipulation
20%
Religious Practices
20%
Performer
18%
Vessel
18%
Deity
12%
Social Sciences
ritual
70%
music
54%
sexuality
39%
fan
34%
spirituality
33%
god
17%
liberation
16%
public interest
15%
artist
15%
manipulation
14%
personality
11%