The Year in Music, According to Pop Danthology 2014

66 of the year's biggest songs mashed up into one convenient jam.



It's baaaaaaack! Vancouver-based DJ/alchemist Daniel Kim has unleashed his latest year-end music video mashup megamix, and it's pretty spectacular. Approximately 180 hours in the making, it's a crazy epic celebration of the year in pop music, comprised of no less than 66 cuts from 2014's biggest hits. There were a lot of crappy songs on the radio this year, but when you grind 'em up and rub 'em together like this, it's actually quite bearable.

Behold, Pop Danthology 2014:

Pop Danthology mashes up 68 songs in one convenient jam

For anyone lacking the attention span for a single song



So we've turned the last pages on 2013, but how about one last look back at the year in pop music, courtesy of Vancouver DJ/composer Daniel Kim. Pop Danthology is an annual music/video mashup that shreds, slices and dices 68 of the year's biggest singles and crams them all back together in an all-new five-and-a-half minute jam. Great for anyone who doesn't have the attention span for a single song: