Jelly House

Jelly House is the music project of Jake Heidecker, an internet-based artist known for producing so-called «brainrot» reworks of songs from the 2000s and 2010s, reshaping familiar tracks into exaggerated, meme-driven versions built around viral internet phrases and characters. Beyond his own music, Jake also directs and produces music videos for other artists, giving his project a distinct visual identity tied to internet culture.

His catalogue draws heavily on the language and imagery of online meme trends, with songs like «Rizzler» and «67» referencing slang and viral phenomena that spread across TikTok and other platforms. The project spans pop, rap, rock and electronic textures, reflecting the eclectic, genre-blurring nature of internet-native music where irony, humor and catchiness take priority over conventional songwriting.

Jelly House represents a broader trend of online musicians turning internet slang and fleeting viral moments into shareable songs, positioning the project as part of a new generation of meme-adjacent pop acts that live primarily within social media ecosystems rather than traditional music industry channels.