The "Pop Road Trip" playlist is like hitting the gas pedal on a journey through the last decade's biggest pop anthems, with a few surprise detours into the emotive and energetic corners of the genre. Starting off with Katy Perry's explosive "Firework" and weaving through the ebbs and flows of road trip emotions with tracks like Olivia Rodrigo's introspective "drivers license" and the rebellious vibes of Demi Lovato's "Really Don't Care," this playlist is designed to mirror the rollercoaster of a long drive. It's got everything from the windows-down, sing-at-the-top-of-your-lungs anthems like "Shape of You" by Ed Sheeran and "Super Bass" by Nicki Minaj, to more contemplative moments with "7 Years" by Lukas Graham, ensuring there's a track for every twist and turn of the road.

Diverse in its curation, the playlist also brings in a mix of modern pop icons and breakthrough acts, featuring the likes of Harry Styles with "Watermelon Sugar" and Lizzo's unapologetically feel-good "Good as Hell," alongside upcomers like JESSIA with "I'm not Pretty" and "Black Hole" by Griff. It's not just a collection of hits; it's a carefully crafted mix meant to accompany the listener through daytime drives along sunlit highways and through the neon glow of nighttime cityscapes. "Pop Road Trip" embraces the essence of journeying, both external and internal, positioning listeners in the perfect vibe to navigate the highways of life with a soundtrack that ranges from heart-thumping beats to soul-stirring melodies.