RolyPoly: never give up

RolyPoly 07.05.21	You're the most fickle boy in all of space. do what you want, I'm saying bye-bye
Mythodea 07.05.21	what should I expect diving in this list?
GhandhiLion 07.05.21	Don't give up Don't let go Don't give in Don't let on In your bed Late at night Red hot red Don't get up
JohnnyoftheWell 07.05.21	Wooo yes!!! Power to you and your lists and your cooking, awsm
RolyPoly 07.05.21	Mythodea, almost strictly pop/dance oriented music with a few twists, based on your ratings/pie I would guess it wouldn't be your thing. If you're really curious you may like #10 since it's the most adjacent to your taste but the black metal sections are only a fraction of the whole.
RolyPoly 07.05.21	Thank you Jon Jon ♥️ trust that my cooking is good lol I'm surprised I'm not hung over from last night given that I hardly had any water.
Ryus 07.05.21	nice any list with 1 and 24 is a good one anthony1 is cool too. really not a fan of mariko tho will check some stuff here
RolyPoly 07.05.21	Hollo Ryus, try 10,12 and maybe 22 as it's very 100 gecs-like :D
Ryus 07.05.21	10 looks awesome, it was on my list but i completely forgot about it. will check tn also listening to medieval slimes rn its ridiculous lol. very gecs like indeed
Mythodea 07.05.21	@RolyPoly My ratings show what I have been listening, not what I could be listening in the future! I'm more and more interested in hyper-pop and pop recently, though I still need to learn how to listen to albums. I find it easier to just listen to songs. Maybe your list can be a starting point of learning 💛🧡♥️
hal1ax 07.05.21	Miss yuh
RolyPoly 07.05.21	Halifax ♥️ hope you're well
RolyPoly 07.06.21	@Mythodea ohhhhh sorry for assuming i got chu. as far as this list is concerned, #6, 8 ,12, 22, 23. if youre more interested in the origins of hyper pop it can range as far back as 90's dance subgenres: bubblegum dance: aqua - aquarium happy hardcore: Blumchen - Herzfrequenz Swedish Duo nightcore originators which can be found on youtube: caliente, Sensaciòn albums to "trashy" pop of the 2000's: Britney Spears: Blackout to the bubblegum bass movement of the 2010's A.G cook, sophie etc. and other important artists to the sound: Ayesha Erotica: her music is hard to find now but theres singles on youtube Slayyyter: Self titled mixtape (highly recommended) Nadia Oh: Colours (highly recommended) Ramdom singles: Chase Icon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te3cabt9rmM Donatachi: https://soundcloud.com/donatachi/donatachi-slayyyter-crush-on-u That Kid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWl6hP9-uUw Alice Longyu Gao: https://soundcloud.com/alice-longyu-gao/i-3-harajuku-ft-fraxiom this is pretty basic but i made it off the top of my head, there's a lot that's left out.
Mythodea 07.06.21	Ohhh, I asked and you delivered hard! Thanks beautiful user! I'm going to sit my self down and do my homework!
rellik009 07.06.21	EUROBEAT I must consoom
rellik009 07.06.21	lovely little list but wtf does hyperpop even mean
RolyPoly 07.06.21	You're welcome mythodea, hope you find a complete pop album to your liking, if not from my list elsewhere :p Rellik009 personally I'm not sure how I feel about the label myself because it's too loosely defined/applied and I think there's enough existing labels to define the music but it seems to have caught on recently and I'm just going with the flow. I would describe it as ultra-maximalized club inspired pop music which can sometimes incorporate noisy/abrasive elements, often with y2k aesthetics and exaggerated feminity. Artists tend to produce the music solo in their bedrooms and be lgbtq+ themselves or supportive of said community. A sort of pop "counterculture" This article does a good job explaining if you're curious, I especially like that it explores the cultural aspect of the music https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/617795/
RolyPoly 07.06.21	Shorti is phenomenal But she got an ego Tell me why the hell we got to fight wherever we go
Mythodea 07.07.21	Ι learned the term when I was searching for artists in the likes of Sophie and FKA Twigs (I know she's not particularly ''hyper''-pop, but the M3LL155X EP is quite experimental and I think that's where it stuck with her). Then probably on some random list the user had it as a genre tag.