How Did Pop Music Evolve into HYPERPOP? What Is Hyperpop

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Wasn’t Uffie before all of these people? 🥴

finally one of these videos mentions osquinn man

Wached pbsk as a kid and im conimg back lmao

basically vocaloid for western people

KANE WEST MENTIONED!!!

if lgbt was represented by sounds lol…. joooooooke

I’ve heard of some of these people

Interesting video! Tryna make hyperpop dnb rn

2023, and no one's talking about hyperpop

it's all about drift phonk now

Hypepop often dismantles traditional pop constructs by turning them on their head. Another genre that does something similar to emo concepts is FDM (Flex dance Music) which is a Black culture invention from Brooklyn. Another genre that tunes vocals up in high pitch is Lite feet music which originated in Harlem. Would love to see a PBS / Sound Field piece on both of those genres respectively.

I feel that people always forget scene music. Breathe Carolina, The Medic Droid, Hellogoodbye and others hinted to hyperpop in the early/mid-2000s.

Hyperpop definitely feels like a genre of music birthed from the almost omnipresence of the internet in media. Like the description that it's several different elements all happening at once feels accurate and parallels how people are consuming media from various sources from different times and places. It makes it difficult to categorize it and put it in a box, but that's a great deal of internet culture. The things that become memes are entirely random moments in media (i.e. Spongebob memes) that get reworked and reused in different contexts. It is fascinating.

Literally nobody cares about your skin colour 😒 just make good, authentic music

someone needs to investigate how those soundcloud rappers took the label. i wonder what do they feel about sharing a genre with slayyyter, sophie, charli, kim petras, chase icon, etc lol.
these reports on hyperpop are always missing the stan culture / 2000's kid / bimbo element to it. before the spotify playlist we all called it pc music and got it as artists that were raised on britney and all of the plastic 2000's pop, hyperpop is this but even more exagerated

Sophie was absolutely astounding. All other hyperpop I have hear so far does not even come close to it. Sophie feels like a different genre, even. Because she did not want to troll or annoy listeners with cringe, like most HP artists do.

In my mind hyperpop has a very strong connection to outsiders music

Hyperpop is musical post-ironism. That's it. A return to sincerity, under the protective mask of irony, utilizing the aesthetics of the borderline between cynical top charting pop (Brittany Spears, KESHA) , ironic meme music (Early Vaporwave, Slowed Chipmunks) and unironic cringe-core (Nightcore, Daycore, Breakcore.) mixed with the Lisa Frank generation of glitzy feminine aesthetics and meme awareness/y2k ethos.

Long way of saying: The artists are sincere in their love for cringe, and you should be too.

8:43 "ARTPOP"

Why this looks like a generic vox/buzzfeed vid

Drugs are a big influence to these sounds.

Great video!

didnt even mention bladee. 1/10

Hyperpop appropriately evolved in a time when music was at its absolute maximal. In the early 2010s, music sounded so big. The Weeknd, TNGT, Kanye West's MBDTF and Yeezus, Disclosure, Lady Gaga, Drake, and Lady Minaj are all making music that was larger than life then. So hyperop really was most music at that time. But really the genre sounds even bigger, and is this extremely processed, polished and futuristic sound. I still like it 10 years on and that's amazing.