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The progenitor of the vaporwave genre was [[sea punk]], which itself went on to influence mainstream pop music for a while. Vaporwave was first pioneered by artists [[Daniel Lopatin]] (under the name Chuck Person) and [[James Ferraro]], and later refined and expanded upon by artists such as [[Vektroid]], [[Internet Club]], [[Infinity Frequencies]] and [[List of vaporwave artists|others]]. | The progenitor of the vaporwave genre was [[sea punk]], which itself went on to influence mainstream pop music for a while. Vaporwave was first pioneered by artists [[Daniel Lopatin]] (under the name Chuck Person) and [[James Ferraro]], and later refined and expanded upon by artists such as [[Vektroid]], [[Internet Club]], [[Infinity Frequencies]] and [[List of vaporwave artists|others]]. | ||
Over time, the genre has collected a large enough roster of artists influencing it to host several subgenres diverging due to the unique styles of the artists. Prominent examples of these subgenres include [[vaportrap]], popularized by [[Blank Banshee]], [[vapor-hop]], [[future funk]], popularized by [[Saint Pepsi]] and [[YUNG BAE | Over time, the genre has collected a large enough roster of artists influencing it to host several subgenres diverging due to the unique styles of the artists. Prominent examples of these subgenres include [[vaportrap]], popularized by [[Blank Banshee]], [[vapor-hop]], and [[future funk]], popularized by [[Saint Pepsi]] and [[YUNG BAE]]. | ||
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== Origins == | == Origins == | ||
