: Zyzz used hardstyle and trance music as a backdrop for his motivational videos and "muzzing" (a style of hard dance).
: The song choice aligns with the Zyzz ethos of "living for the moment" and transitioning from a "sad cunt" to a "sick cunt" through self-improvement.
I. Musical Transformation: From Melodic Pop to "Zyzz Hardstyle" In The Name Of Love (HARDSTYLE REMIX)(ZYZZ)(TIKTOK REMIX)
The track represents a unique intersection of 2010s pop, underground electronic dance music (EDM), and digital fitness subcultures. By transforming a melodic pop anthem into a high-tempo workout stimulus, this remix serves as more than just a musical arrangement—it is a functional tool for the modern "gymbro" and a digital monument to a late internet icon.
The inclusion of in the title explicitly links the song to Aziz "Zyzz" Shavershian (1989–2011), the Australian bodybuilder who became the "father of aesthetics". : Zyzz used hardstyle and trance music as
: A hallmark of this remix style is the replacement of the original's soft future bass drop with a distorted, "crunchy" hardstyle kick drum.
The Convergence of Aesthetics: A Case Study of "In The Name Of Love (Hardstyle Remix)" Musical Transformation: From Melodic Pop to "Zyzz Hardstyle"
The original "In The Name Of Love" by Martin Garrix and Bebe Rexha is a mid-tempo pop-future bass track characterized by emotional vulnerability and soulful vocals. The hardstyle remix fundamentally alters this structure: