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Hypetastic 

Used to describe a noun that is both hype and fantastic. This person, place or thing that you speak of is just so great and exciting that you want EVERYONE to immerse themselves in it, to just bask in the thrill. Not to be confused with something that is just "all hype" This is the good hype, with good outcomes, something that you shouldn't be afraid to get all excited about, to vibe with.
Someone: Hey what's gooood
Someone else: Listen to SZA if u wanna get HYPE. So hypetastic
Someone: Hypetastic...you should define that on urban dictionary
Someone else: Her album Ctrl...HYPETASTIC
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A portmanteau of hype and typecast, hypecasting is where a company adopts a popular song as a theme song for its commercials, running them for so long a period of time or so frequently that whenever one hears the song, one cannot help but think of the company who co-opted it. Often the corporation will take a specific line of the song and focus on that section of the song to the exclusion of the rest of its lyrics, effectively "typecasting" the song as the theme song of said company, overruling the song's original message.
Bob Seger's song "Like a Rock" got hypecast by Chevrolet.
hypecast by MatthiasFW July 29, 2007

hypecaster 

A live commentator of competitive video games aka eSports. Blends Hip Hop, Word Play, Punch Lines, and a ton of excitement during an eSports match such as Call of Duty.
That Call of Duty match was awesome and those hypecasters turned up with all that hype with their commentary.

hyperstyle

noun. a style of clothing worn by hyper people.
close to hypostyle in spelling
she was so happy so she wore her hyperstyle dress
hyperstyle by schad October 6, 2006

hyperastrist 

An Internet reviewer who exaggerates ratings, consistently giving either the worst or best possible score to any reviewed item.

Compare hemiastrist.

Origin: Greek HYPER (over, above) + ASTER (star)
"I don't think this hyperastrist realizes that 'OMGZ BEST MOVIE EVER!!!1' fails to capture the full scope and essence of the film."
hyperastrist by Gurn Blandston January 5, 2008