Pop Surrealism (Lowbrow Art) emerged on the West Coast of Los Angeles in the 1970’s and has become widespread in the 21st century. It is influenced by many sources such as Hot Rod (Kustom Kulture), punk, comics, cartoons, graffiti, anime, psychedelic art. This art movement expresses an understanding in which the elements of popular culture are carried into a surreal environment with a humorous understanding. This setting resembles a subconscious depth or a dream scene filled with pop images. By overturning the laws of physics, the artists bring the characters they know from history, advertisements or movies to this strange and entertaining environment. In this study, it is aimed to examine the popular culture elements that have been brought into content by the Pop Surrealism art movement in the twenty-first century. Among the most important elements of popular culture transformed into content by Pop Surrealism; movies and cartoons, tv series, comics and cartoons, advertising images and retro graphics, public figures and artifacts, digital games and toys. It is among the results of this study that Pop Surrealist artists are inspired by many different contemporary popular culture elements.