Pander (verb)

1. To cater to the low desires or interests of others, often in an attempt to gain an advantage or make money.
2. To provide or offer something in an attempt to please or placate.

Origin:

Derived from the middle english word "pandere" meaning "to provide pleasure or gratify".

Examples:

1. The politician pandered to the crowd by promising them everything they wanted.
2. The candidate pandered to the crowd by making promises he knew he couldn't keep.
3. The company pandered to the consumer's desire for instant gratification.
4. The artist pandered to the audience by making simplistic music.
5. The television show pandered to the audience by including gratuitous violence.