Basic Stuff
This is the name of Coca-Cola's newest no calorie offshoot of their popular formulation, citing the number of calories it contains right in the name
Coke Zero
This producer is heavily credited with developing much of hyperpop's central sound. She tragically passed away from an accidental fall in 2021
SOPHIE
Before Spotify's playlist called "Hyperpop" essentially renamed the genre, it was known by this chewable name.
Bubblegum Bass
This 2024 album (though not strictly hyperpop) by Charli XCX took the world by storm, and popularized neon green
BRAT
Aspertame
This device (or plugin) actually creates subbass frequencies and adds them to a signal
Sub-harmonic Synthesizer
Hyperpop's rise is most commonly attributed to this London-based label owned by producer A.G. Cook
PC Music
Many music journalists and scholars consider hyperpop too niche and small to be a true genre, so they often refer to it as this.
Micogenre
This is my favorite hyperpop album of all time (I'll let you ask me 3 questions)
10,000 Gecs
This company was founded in North Carolina in 1893, just one year after Coca-Cola. It sells the second most popular cola in the world.
PepsiCo
This soda, created by pharmacist Charles Alderton in the 1880s, is technically America's first soft drink. No, it did not go to medical school.
This soda was originally named "Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon-Lime Soda." It's name was shortened in 1929 shortly after it's launch, and it's modern (much shorter) name was unveiled in 1936.
7-Up
Perhaps the most well known hyperpop act outside of the subculture, this duo put out hit songs like "Hollywood Baby" and "Stupid Horse"
100 Gecs
This popular hillbilly soda, both beloved by fans and reviled by dentists, was originally made to go with whiskey.
Mountain Dew
This is my favorite soda of all time (I'll let you ask me 3 questions)
Mountain Dew Code Red