Popjustice is a brand that encompasses a blog and website dedicated to celebrating the world of pop music. Established in 2000 by music journalist Peter Robinson, Popjustice has been at the forefront of championing 21st-century pop's highs, lows, and everything in between. They give pop the respect it deserves, acknowledging that its quality can vary from song to song and popstar to popstar.

Popjustice believes that pop, with a capital P, is not just about being popular, but about being the best of everything else, without the undesirable aspects. They believe that terrible popstars can still produce brilliant pop songs, and vice versa. Through their blog and website, Popjustice offers a wealth of features, playlists, music recommendations, and the popular Popjustice Twenty Quid Music Prize, which highlights the most influential pop songs of the year.

With a dedicated following and critical acclaim, Popjustice is hailed as the definitive pop blog by Shortlist and an entertaining guide to the current pop landscape by The Guardian. Popjustice is all about loving pop music unabashedly and celebrating its ever-evolving nature