Hyperpop
aka PC Music Aesthetic, Future Pop, Glitch Pop
"Too online, too loud, too fast"
A futuristic, chaotic aesthetic inspired by hyperpop music, featuring neon colors, cyberspace imagery, and digital distortion.
Atmosphere
The sensory world of Hyperpop
Digital chaos, neon overload, internet speed, music festivals, cyberspace, RGB everything
Philosophy
More is more. Faster is better. Internet is reality. Chaos is aesthetic.
Who Lives Here
The character archetypes that embody Hyperpop
The Digital Native
The Hyperpop Kid
The Internet Artist
The Chaos Creator
What It Rejects
Hyperpop exists in opposition to:
Analog nostalgia
Slowness
Subtlety
Offline life
Daily Rituals
The practices and behaviors that define this way of living
Chronically online
Festival raving
Digital art making
Playlist curating
Origin
Emerged from PC Music label and hyperpop music scene in mid-2010s, exploding on TikTok through artists like 100 gecs and Charli XCX.
Era
2015-Present
Regions
Online, Los Angeles, London, Global
Trend Score
Key Elements
Key Garments
- •Cyber accessories
- •Neon clothing
- •Y2K pieces
- •Graphic tees
- •Platform shoes
- •PVC materials
- •Tech accessories
Silhouettes
- •Futuristic
- •Exaggerated
- •Digital
Color Palette
Digital overload in neon brightness
Primary Colors
Secondary Colors
Accent Colors
Key Brands
Materials
Cultural Context
Internet culture aesthetics, music-driven identity, digital native expression, and the acceleration of everything.