KATSEYE Logs On With "Internet Girl"

EAT ZUCCHINI. EAT. ZUCCHINI. We're not entirely sure why that lyric is part of the hook of "Internet Girl," KATSEYE's first single of 2026, but it's catchy as hell—and we did resolve to eat more veggies this year.

HYBE/Geffen's Best New Artist Grammy nominee, which ended 2025 as TikTok's Global Artist of the Year, first introduced "Internet Girl" to fans on the hugely lucrative Beautiful Chaos tour. The studio version, released Jan. 2, was produced by Mattman & Robin (Taylor Swift, Imagine Dragons) and hitmaker Justin Tranter, who's also credited as a co-writer.

In its propulsive two minutes and 43 seconds, "Internet Girl" mashes up hyperpop and '80s-inspired hooks with an array of digital-era references. Listen for yourself below.

AI calls hyperpop: "an experimental, high-energy electronic music subgenre that exaggerates pop music tropes with maximalist production, glitchy sounds, pitch-shifted vocals and distorted EDM/trap elements, often incorporating queer themes and internet culture for a chaotic, over-the-top sound that blends avant-garde with catchy hooks," allowing, "It's less a strict genre and more a cultural movement rooted in online spaces, characterized by its experimental, DIY spirit and refusal to conform." But you knew that.