StyroKola

StyroKola is a fictional beverage that gained notoriety through viral internet content, primarily as a visual gag or a representation of something undesirable or artificial. It is not a real product manufactured or sold by any company. The name "StyroKola" is a portmanteau of "styrofoam" and "Coca-Cola," suggesting a connection to the synthetic and often criticized material of styrofoam, and the ubiquitous soft drink.

The concept typically involves depicting styrofoam cups or pieces of styrofoam being consumed or blended with a cola-like liquid. This imagery is often used humorously or satirically to comment on consumerism, environmental issues, or the perceived artificiality of modern life. The visual often plays on the idea of ingesting something harmful or unnatural.

Online, StyroKola has appeared in various forms of media, including memes, short videos, and digital art. These creations rarely offer any narrative or background beyond the visual concept itself. The fictional nature of StyroKola means it has no established history, ingredients, or market presence. Its existence is confined to the realm of digital culture and internet humor, serving as a shorthand for a type of negative or absurd commentary.