Then Bop It facilitated a simple interaction with another child. The toy became the first game he could finally participate in, and it gave him his first friend. One that would last a lifetime.

If you haven’t heard the term "bop” before, you're not alone—I’m a mom of two teens, and it was new to me, too. Dawn Bounds, PhD, an Assistant Professor at the University of California ...

The term bop is being bandied around both online and IRL, and if your child is being called it by their peers, whether in person or via social media, it’s time to talk to them about it.. For ...

If the return of The X-Files and Full House to TV wasn't enough of an indication that pop culture has a thing for the Clinton years right now, then maybe news that Bop It is coming back will ...

Give a drunk adult a Bop It! — you know, that toy that commands you to pull/press/twist/smack its various appendages, in sequence — and he will not win. But he will try again.

Introduced back in 1996, the iconic ’90s Hasbro toy, Bop It!, is now celebrating its 25th anniversary. The skill-testing game features a cyan pull-handle on one end, a twistable yellow crank on ...

Heads up: it's not just a good song anymore. Gen-Z has changed what ‘Bop’ means—here's what that means for you.

I owned the original Bop It! game as a kid and played it with my friends and family way too much. Having to quickly respond to the commands of some bossy toy was far more fun than it should have been.