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hype

[hahyp] / haɪp /
NOUN
extensive publicity
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“It was kind of weird the way we, like, hype up each other,” Verse said, laughing heartily.

From Los Angeles Times

“The value of cards is not based on anything else, whatsoever, except for hype and buzz” Campbell said.

From Los Angeles Times

On stage at the summit, one startup founder after another sought to tamp down the hype around humanoid robots.

From The Wall Street Journal

Has artificial intelligence been excessively hyped, and are AI-related stocks vulnerable?

From Barron's

His relationship with LIV always seemed lukewarm, rarely hyping the Saudi Arabia-backed venture in the fashion of so many of its other recruits.

From BBC