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Achtane wrote:IT MAKES ME CRINGE

WHY ARE THEY DOING THIS

Mudfuzz wrote:

Achtane wrote:IT MAKES ME CRINGE

WHY ARE THEY DOING THIS

Because they suck and stuff
I'm really glad I am not a Vocaloid fan, I really feel sorry for those guys... more so because of this....

Achtane wrote:

Mudfuzz wrote:

Achtane wrote:IT MAKES ME CRINGE

WHY ARE THEY DOING THIS

Because they suck and stuff
I'm really glad I am not a Vocaloid fan, I really feel sorry for those guys... more so because of this....

How many Vocaloid fans are there in America, though, ESPECIALLY ones that are even interested in a car? Or are even old enough to drive
How many people outside of Japan even know what Hatsune Miku is?

I feel bad for everyone involved.

Josh Tolentino - japanator wrote:If there was ever a sign that the Vocaloid phenomenon is on the verge of growing beyond the Japanese otaku circle of awareness, this would probably be it. William Gibson, the father of cyberspace himself, has taken notice of dear Miku.

Acceptance wasn't easy, though. Gibson, author of Neuromancer a pioneer of punk (both cyber- and steam-), at first tweeted that the aqua-haired leek-spinner "doesn't really rock me," stating that Miku needed "higher rez, less anime."

It took evangelists of Miku-ism to turn Gibson along the correct path, filling him in about exactly what the vocaloid phenomenon means for the future of entertainment, and lo, he declared:

"Hatsune Miku is clearly a more complex phenomenon than I initially assumed. Requires further study."

Grand! And if you're wondering how exactly Gibson caught wind of Miku-ism, it's likely from a sudden surge in overseas media coverage of the so-called "holographic pop star". Links were probably tweeted and feeds fed, and through a certain series of tubes did the knowledge make it to the man behind cyberspace.

It's a brave new world, folks.