Final answer:
The answer explains how syncopation influences rhythmic patterns in music, distinguishing between 'straight' and 'swing' feels.
Explanation:
Syncopation is a rhythmic pattern that emphasizes off-beats, creating unexpected stresses in music. In the context of background pulse subdivision, music can be categorized as having a 'straight' feel with duple subdivision or a 'swing' feel with triple subdivision. American pop music has transitioned from a preference for 'swing' rhythms to 'straight' rhythms over time.
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