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Hyperpop is a genre of music that combines both EDM and traditional pop. The genre puts an extreme emphasis on cuteness, femininity and intoxication. This is achieved by extreme pitching and warping of both the bass and rhythm, as well as upbeat, bubbly synths. The genre stems mainly from club and nightcore, and consists of high levels of surrealism and confusion.

The genre of hyperpop was born out of EDM and traditional pop, and has influences from electroclash and witch house. Other genres of music that are incorporated into hyperpop include dubstep, chiptune and cloud rap. It is also seen as similar to nu-rave. Another heavy influence on the genre is electroclash, which is a very similar genre which died out in the 2000s.
In 2019, Spotify listed an official hyperpop playlist, which further publicised the genre. This playlist consisted of 100 Gecs, Slayyyter, Gupi, Caroline Polachek, Hannah Diamond, and Kim Petras.
Hyperpop by Keith Courage February 19, 2022
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Hyperpop can described as pop music with a faster tempo & electronic beats, blended with

a futuristic club atmosphere. Trailblazers in this genre are Charli XCX, Kim Petras, SOPHIE, LIZ, Slayyyter, SASSY 009, Tove Lo, 100 gecs, Flume, & many more!
Her: Did you hear Charli XCX's new album?! It sounds like a new genre!
You: Yeah it's called Hyperpop, Urban Dictionary it.😏
hyperpop by Mrsolodoloisaac February 6, 2020
Person: do you hate yourself?
Hyperpop "fan": I listen to hyperpop.

Person: so yeah.
Hyperpop by SBOON December 14, 2023

hyperpop fag 

kids who think they r scene but listen 2 osquinn n that typa shit
me: have u listened 2 the new tr1st4n song?
hyperpop fag: no we got him deleted of soundcloud.
me: why r u such a hyperpop fag?
hyperpop fag by roflcoptersss December 7, 2020

Superflat Hyperpop 

Style of art often expressed in NFT format that appeals to hype, anime, and pop culture fans. The art itself is a cross section of pop art, advertising, meme culture, and meta graffiti. Influences can be attributed to artists like KAWS, Takashi Murakami as well as musicians such as 100 GECS or and The Garden.
Random the Ghost makes Superflat Hyperpop on Opensea

HYPERPOWER! 

Track one from NIN's "Year Zero" album. It's an instrumental song
HYPERPOWER! by Xtreme2252 August 13, 2009

hyperpolysyllabicsesquipedalianist 

One prone to using big words.The word is an example of form following function: the root sesquipedalian is loaded with extra word-parts that amplify its meaning. My form adds one more word part to the end (ic) making the word even longer.
He said people who tried to impress others with fancy words were just being hyperpolysyllabicsesquipedalianistic.
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