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Consider the rise of the "Hardcore Techno" TikTok live stream. Streamers will play 200 BPM tracks while pretending to sleep, or while editing spreadsheets. The context is gone; only the aggressive aesthetic remains. The hardcore kick drum has been demoted from a weapon of rebellion to a . Some notable party hardcore artists and tracks include: