@mochi9414
I’ve been here for 4 years and I’m not ashamed
@user-od1nm2vu3q
I didn't hit the high note, the high note hit me
@Novex_x
Quase 2026 é ainda estamos aqui apreciando a Miku
@willisburg2562
Moto moto, name so fine you can say it twice
@heypotato9161
Heard it once now I'm addicted
@13jae85
ok
@TheAdvertisement
You don't hear many songs in 6/8 nowadays, but Aishite knocks it out of the park! It makes very creative use of the rhythms, having the melody sway with the wild instrumentation. Like seriously, the percussion in this is insane.
@wa_sap
I like that a single sentence can legit trigger 80% of the vocaloid fans
@spxce4105
since the lyrics are “love me” it reminds me of monika.
@kroks767
1:03 tiktok enters 1:15 tiktok lefts the chat
@M1st3dm1ntm1sty
Why 8 YEARS!???? It hurts to let go…of 2018…..I miss past me Why
@haebaeri2807
everyone: 2025? 2019? t i k t o k me: wait a sec where is her nose
@xdoomslayerx865
Please tell me there’s still someone here in 2019
@thebob563
This song fits Miku’s robotic but sweet voice perfectly
@B3ary294
It's 2024 and I'm still here
@endlesseoul2473
Bro when you where headphones listening to this.....it's insane I love the effect
@kronkerpepikrankenitz8423
I love how this song is like a carnival that blends insanity with rhythm
@kellabdjfoo
For anybody who needs to hear this song, it’s not about a yandere. It’s about a young, traumatized girl who becomes selfish due to influences from her narcissistic, neglectful parents. When she can’t find the love and attention she craves from her parents, she begins to demand it from her peers. She herself, makes narcissistic claims about how superior she is, but she is just copying her parents behavior towards her and actually has little self esteem. At the end of the song she comes close to breaking through the denial that she isn’t being treated/treating others normally. But ultimately chooses to hold on to the that denial, even when everyone in her life that she loves/wants them to love her, begins to abandon her because of said behavior. That’s how I interpret it. No, I don’t believe that it’s golden child syndrome since golden child syndrome is usually a result of unnecessary praise and gifting. It doesn’t imply in the song that she’s being spoiled or is actually given the attention that she claims that she wants. Furthermore, it sounds like she’s being neglected. Her need to put down her implied love interest to presumably make herself feel superior, tells me that she is insecure. That’s why I believe she does not actually have golden child syndrome and just has a false ego used as a defense mechanism for abuse.
@Kyky_gamez
i swear every japaneese/chinesee song sounds so good but then you find out what its trying to say in english
@melodytheatre2887