 
 <prompt> text: ```J-pop (wey dem dey write as J-POP; "jeipoppu"; na short form for Japanese pop), wey dem dey call simply as pops for inside Japan, na music wey enter the mainstream for Japan for the 1990s. Modern J-pop get e roots for traditional Japanese music, but e get strong influence from 1960s pop and rock music like The Beatles and The Beach Boys, wey make Japanese rock bands like Happy End begin fuse rock with Japanese music for early 1970s. J-pop come get shape well well from new wave groups for late 1970s, especially electronic synth-pop band Yellow Magic Orchestra and pop rock band Southern All Stars.

As time go on, J-pop come replace "kayōkyoku" ("Lyric Singing Music", wey be term for Japanese pop music from 1920s reach 1980s) for inside Japanese music scene. The term come be from Japanese media to separate Japanese music from foreign music, and now e refer to most Japanese popular music.

The origin of modern J-pop na Japanese-language rock music wey get inspiration from artists like The Beatles. Unlike the Japanese music genre wey dem dey call "kayōkyoku", J-pop dey use special kind of pronunciation wey resemble English. One popular singer wey do am na Keisuke Kuwata, wey pronounce the Japanese word "karada" ("body") as "kyerada". Also, unlike Western music, the major second ("sol" and "la") no dey usually used for Japanese music, except for art music, before rock music become popular for Japan. When the Group Sounds genre, wey get inspiration from Western rock, become popular, Japanese pop music come adopt the major second, wey dey used for the final sounds of The Beatles' song "I Want to Hold Your Hand" and The Rolling Stones' song "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction". Even as Japanese pop music change from music wey dey based on Japanese pentatonic scale and distortional tetrachord to more occidental music over time, music wey draw from the traditional Japanese singing style still dey popular (like that of Ringo Shiina).

Now, provide a numbered list of answers to these questions:

1. Wetin be the topic for today?
2. Wetin e dey abbreviate?
3. Wetin e replace?
4. Wetin be another name for that type of music?
5. Where e come from?
6. Yes, but wetin type of music?
7. Wetin band inspire am?
8. Who mispronounce "body" for her native language?
9. Wetin dey different from Western music?
10. Name one song wey adopt the major second?
11. By which group?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. J-pop
2. "jeipoppu"
3. "Lyric Singing Music"
4. "kayōkyoku"
5. Japan
6. for 1960s pop and rock music
7. The Beatles
8. Keisuke Kuwata
9. dem no dey use major second plenty
10. "I Want to Hold Your Hand"
11. The Beatles``` 