No, they don't, but that's indirectly how you have heard of them, as you're not a "zoomer"
we are talking about the expanding audience principle are we not.
a & b
hyperpop is a media term
we are talking about the expanding audience principle are we not.
a & b
a) a regional (or internet) scene gathers enough momentum that a biggish media outlet or youtube channel picks up on it and it enters the frame. these are the organic ones that tend to have the most longevity as long as you don't try and go commercial
b) an artist with good pr manages to get themselves coverage by pulling favours or, more likely, spending decent money to plug things. this can also be the situation where their mate works on a magazine/aggregator and pulls favour to get them coverage
hyperpop is a media term