Certainly, here is a broad overview of popular music genres and styles in different regions during the 2010s. Please note that music trends can be subjective and vary widely within regions and over time.

North America:

Pop: Pop music continued to dominate charts in North America during the 2010s. This included both mainstream pop and sub-genres such as electro-pop and synth-pop.
Hip hop: Hip hop continued to be a popular genre, with trap music emerging as a new sub-genre in the latter part of the decade.
Country: Country music also remained popular, with various sub-genres such as country-pop, bro-country, and Americana.
Europe:

Pop: Pop music remained popular in Europe, with influences from American pop as well as Eurodance, Europop, and Swedish pop.
Electronic Dance Music (EDM): EDM grew in popularity throughout Europe, particularly in techno, house, and trance music.
Rock: Rock music continued to have a strong following, with alternative rock and indie rock being popular sub-genres.
Latin America:

Reggaeton: Reggaeton was a hugely popular genre in Latin America during the 2010s, blending elements of reggae, hip hop, and Latin American music.
Salsa: Salsa music continued to be popular, particularly in countries such as Cuba and Puerto Rico.
Latin pop: Latin pop also grew in popularity, with artists such as Shakira, Enrique Iglesias, and Ricky Martin gaining international fame.
Asia:

K-pop: K-pop (Korean pop) exploded in popularity during the 2010s, with groups such as BTS, EXO, and BLACKPINK gaining huge international followings.
J-pop: J-pop (Japanese pop) continued to be popular in Japan and other parts of Asia, with influences from Western pop and traditional Japanese music.
Bollywood: Bollywood music continued to be popular in India, blending traditional Indian music and modern pop influences.
Africa:

Afrobeats: Afrobeats emerged as a popular genre in Africa during the 2010s, blending elements of African music, hip-hop, and dancehall.
South African house music: South African house music continued to be popular, particularly in South Africa and Zimbabwe.
Highlife: Highlife music remained popular in West Africa, particularly in Ghana and Nigeria.
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