for anyone curious here are the titles and producers to all the vocaloid songs in the video! 00:09 World is Mine - ryo (supercell) 00:23 Love Trial - 40mp (english cover by JubyPhonic) 00:26 Triple Baka - LamazeP 00:28 PoPiPo - also by LamazeP 00:29 Go Google It - AaminP 00:38 Scissorloid - ZawazawaP 00:46 Magnet - minatoP 00:51 Just Be Friends - Dixie Flatline 0:55 Servant of Evil - mothy 1:19 Ievan Polkka - Loituma (cover by Otomania) 1:22 Ohedo Julia Night - Mitchie M 1:24 First Love Academy • School of True Love - Nem 1:25 Ghost City Tokyo - Ayase (cover by suzie) (highly HIGHLY recommend this cover btw!! very well tuned) 1:27 Kasane Territory - zun 1:28 It’s a Wonderful Cat’s Life - Nem 1:29 Sand Planet - Hachi (who now goes by Kenshi Yonezu) 1:31 multiple songs by deco*27: Salamander, Hibana, Vampire, Ghost Rule, and Mannequin 1:34 multiple songs by kikuo: Hole Dwelling, Gomenne Gomenne (i think the rest are album covers? plz correct me if im wrong) 4:38 THUNDERBOLT - jon-YAKITORY 8:11 Kimagure Mercy - HachiojiP 8:27 GimmiexGimmie - HachiojiP and GigaP 8:31 My Love is Hellfire - SLAVE.V-V-R 8:37 On the Rocks - Oster Project 8:47 this one i can’t figure out srry 8:54 this one either 9:08 Even If You Assume That It is Your Happiness - HeavenzP (i don’t know for sure if it’s this one plz correct if im wrong) 9:11 Hated By Life Itself - Kazaki Iori 9:23 Love! Snow! Really Magic - Mitchie M 9:29 World is Mine again 9:37 Senbonzakura - KurousaP 9:46 Lucky Orb - emon (tes) 9:56 nova - *Luna I made this list instead of doing my hw lol
“People pay money to go to a concert and cheer for a hologram?” Off in the distance one can hear the ecstasy of the people who went to the BRITS live performance for Gorillaz 5 years prior to Miku’s initial release, haha.
Honestly Miku's concert feels more like celebrating the song and the community together with like-minded people. Its also about appreciating the people behind the song that made it popular in the first place
Well maybe one day Miku will get her own physical body one day. It's the next step, and from there Miku would finally interact with fans and they could meet her in person. She will be AI but still just as precious 🩵🎶
Thousands, even tens of thousands of people believe that Hatsune Miku exists and entrust their feelings to her. Compared to that great passion, her existence is a trivial matter. In the first place, more than half of the world's population prays day and night to an immaterial god. What's the problem now?
That’s the thing my mom thinks concerts are for seeing the actual person. But really it’s to connect with people who have a common interest and appreciating the people who worked on it
@@true-sagakenminI’m guessing you’re not religious like me and probably get judged for that which is pretty stupid as Christian’s support their god so they can respect everyone
I'm 50. I went to my first Miku concert at Magical Mirai 02Sept23. It was epic. My teen daughter got me into vocaloid music. The concert is something I hope she looks on with great fondness when she is older. It was awesome for her to share the event with me and I am forever thankful.
Well crap, here I am in my mid 30's thinking I'm much too old for Vocaloids, lol! Thank you for reminding me that it shouldn't matter, a fan can be a fan for life 😊
Hahaha I f*ckin died at the re-enacting explaining Miku concerts to your brother because it's almost EXACTLY how my parents reacted when I showed them and explained I bought tickets 😂 Honestly such a blast, I really hope I get to go again one day
Fun Fact: The spinning leek song actually came from a looping clip of Orihime from Bleach spinning a leek around and then someone made that loop while adding a song that fits it perfectly. That was before Mike became a thing.
People asking "y'all travel to different countries to see a hologram?" but this year it's "y'all travel to different countries to watch a backlit TV screen?"
The band members look so stoked to be there. Maybe it seems weird to others but it’s still performing arts, and the digital stuff was done by talented artists. It’s a visual treat
I love how they always give the spotlight to their band members, too many performances just go without it and it’s such a bummer because they’re playing their heart out but I never even get to see their face or know their name :/
The Puffy AmiYumi concert I went to at Anime Boston some years back did this midway in. They also asked the audience for recommendations of places to go to for the local food around the area of the convention center.
One thing I appreciate about Vocaloid culture is the cycle of creativity and collaboration it creates. It’s not just the song, there might be someone else who illustrates the characters in the song, and someone else again to create the music video. And after the song has been released, other people may feel inspired to cover it, or to cosplay as the characters, or create fanart… or memes. And the cycle continues.
my first introduction to miku and vocaloid was when I was 10 years old and watched a concert of the song "senbonzakura", and it remains one of my favorites to this day
Same also when I was ten but it was through a meme animation of project Sendai and let’s say I am now obsessed with vocaloid and slowly dragging my friends into it as well
I remember my first Miku exposure and ai tell this to EVERYONE. My elementary school music teacher had a poster of Miku and two other vocaloid up in the school hallway outside of her classroom for the world to see. I didn’t know WHO these girls were, but I KNEW they were pretty and my mind would never let me forget them. It goes to say, this was my first introduction to any anime art as well. I didn’t realize who these girls were until the END of HIGHSCHOOL. To this day, my elementary school had the coolest music teacher.
Miku came to Seattle a few years ago and I went with a friend that isn't into anime and mostly listens to metal and rap and he had as much fun as I did. The live band at that one was also great and you could tell they were loving the energy of the crowd.
I actually just realized that practically no footage of the concert is recorded by the audience and it just makes going there more special because it is something you experience on your own... Jam to the music, cheer on miku, while using no phone
honestly same, I got to see the livestreamed crowd funded live show and absolutely sobbed and cheered from my laptop screen as I thought it would be the only time I would see Miku live. I would die on the spot if I was able to actually see her in person.
@@Jesujej the voice may sound similar, but the songs aren’t! The only thing connecting the vocaloid genre is the voice that’s singing the song, so it isn’t bound to a specific musical genre and producers can add their own unique style to their songs. Not to mention, vocaloid singers can be tuned differently, which can make each producer’s music sound different as well
I first got into Hatsune Miku back in 2007 by my cousin and she introduced me to "World is mine". I've been suffering from the beautiful rabbit hole of vocaloids ever since I was 10 years old and I don't plan on stopping anytime soon 💙💙💙💙 Miku is iconic 😍💙💙💙
my biggest problem is I enjoy it but I don't understand a single thing. 1:15 Like I've been listening to this song for years but I don't understand the reference she's making and its very sad :(
@@aguyontheinternet8436 is it the Ievan Polka song? If it's about the leaks, from what I know they're items that they associate the Vocaloids. Like Miku has Leaks, Rin has Oranges cuz oh her headband, Len for Bananas cuz of his hair, Kaito is an Ice cream(?) I think, not sure bout Meiko and I don't know why Luka is associated by a huge tuna, hahahaha I think the fans most likely made them. It's like an unspoken agreement of everyone in the fanbase. I still remember the memes of Kaito being naked with only his scarf on, I don't know why that's a meme, the fandom was wildin back then I'm not sure now though hahahahahaha 😂
My mom thought all the songs I liked were fun songs and upbeat ones(fair given the ones I’d shown her), then I showed her my actual favorites(Lost One’s Weeping, N25’s songs, Aishite) and she looked at me like I was crazy. The duality of Vocaloid!
These concerts always looked so very bizarre to me, but I can tell that a lot of love goes into the actual concert and the band looks ecstatic to be playing. The whole atmosphere radiates pure fun.
I was in a social skills class when I was young. It was a class for kids with special needs to learn about social skills. I actually had a lot of fun there, and I made some good friends. During my time in the class, I had discovered Vocaloid music, mainly Miku and Luka. They were in a stop motion video made by Moonshine animations. At first, i didn't know who they were or where they came from. I was later informed that they were virtual singers known as Vocaloids. I was infatuated with their music, and I became hooked ever since. And every time my class went on a field trip, I would listen to Vocaloid music on my phone whenever I needed to occupy myself. I've been a fan ever since. Miku and Luka are my 2 personal favorites. So....yeah. That's my story.
8:26 OMG they did Gimme×Gimme! That was the first Hatsune Miku song I fully listened to. That song was what what made me listen to vocaloid, because I thought they all just sounded like peppy pop songs, when they actually have whole range of styles. Getting to see that performed in person would be awesome!
I am quite literally crying rn from the rush of happiness and nostalgia this video gave me. My love for vocaloid never really died down and im so happy that i still see people my age enjoy it as much as i do.
Being a musician and all around nerd for music, people often ask me if I dislike vocaloids. I honestly think they’re some of the most creative projects I’ve seen in our modern music cultures. I mean, someone made a synthesizer that mimics a voice, which is already really cool on its own, but then someone had the idea of using that technology to build a character and an entire project around that character! That’s so incredibly cool! It’s an astonishingly fun amalgamation of sound design, character writing, and storytelling! There’s nothing out there quite like it (to my knowledge) and that’s why it’s so impressive to me. Plus, it’s inspired countless brilliant artists as well. Just take a look at “Sad Machine” by Porter Robinson! So excited to see this evolve in the future :)
Wow... 9:10 I never expected them to do Hated By Life Itself at an actual concert. I think if I had ever gone to a Miku concert without knowing the setlist and that song started playing, I'd actually start crying. That song means a lot to me, but it's not exactly a concert-esque song so I was taken aback when it came on
Look up the Magical Mirai 2020 version, that arrangement is the one of the Best song arrangements I have Ever heard in all of the history of Miku concerts The band play it their own way for the most part and add so much life to it
God damn it i was tearing up seeing the recordings of the concert. Man the people having so much fun and everyone being so into it and knowing all these songs. Fuck i'm crying, i wish i could go one day.
00:01 mine was actually the most weird introduction you could possibly get, I was watching the glorious octagon of destiny video when Viva octagon came on (a remake of viva happy) I had nether heard the song befor and looked in to it.
I screamed when you talked about the backstory. It was so accurate omg. IM SO HAPPY YOU FINALLY GOT TO EXPERIENCE MIKU IRL! :D My dream is to attend Magical Mirai Live one day, I know I can make it! I actually got shivers from these clips alone... I just know itll be so freaking good in person. Manifesting :)))
going to a miku concert is still part of my bucket list and i really hope to go to one soon :") 💗 but hey at least i won't have to worry about miku disbanding 😅 thanks for the awesome vid emirichu!
Lmao as a Kikuo fan hearing a lo-fi cover of Gomenne, Gomenne playing in the majority of this video is both hilarious and scarring since randomly throughout the video I’d tune into the background music and remember what song is playing ;-;
AAAA THIS HATSUNE MIKU CONCERT WAS THE BEST THAT I EVER SAW IN MY LIFE!!!!! I am a huge Hatsune Miku fan and I loved Hatsune Miku since I was a kid and I see Hatsune Miku as my idol and my singer who sings such wonderful songs made by professional Vocaloid producers and my other favourite Vocaloids, Rin, Len, Luka, KAITO and MEIKO are all my other idols too! I'm glad you've experienced your first Miku concert and I love how you always fulfill my childhood dreams into for me to achieve them and I find that really supportive of you.
Romeo and Cinderella was my gateway to Hatsune Miku back in 2009! I am 30 years old now! Miku is so iconic and her songs are pretty catchy! Especially the Rhythm Game songs lol
3 years ago, just before the pandemic hit my country, I went to my first ever Miku concert and it was simply the best night of my entire life. I was so happy I even cried, it was that special of an experience… Now, my eyes don’t really work and even with glasses I was having a hard time seeing what Miku was doing or what she was wearing, but the simple sound of the music I always listened to and her voice were more than enough to have such an amazing night! Glad you finally got to see your first Miku concert Emily!
I went to my first Miku concert in April this year, it was Miku Expo and it was honestly much better than what people have made it out to be, I don't really go to concerts that much, but that was one of the most fun one I've been to so far.
for anyone wondering what the songs are and don't feel like going to find them: 8:10 kimagure mercy/whimsical mercy by hachioujiP 8:26 gimmexgimme by giga and hachioujiP 8:31 watashi no koi wa hellfire/my love is hellfire by slave-v.v.r 8:35 on the rocks by oster project 8:42 shabon/soap by kuriyama yuri (formerly hachiya nanashi) 8:53 himitsu keisatsu/secret police by buriruP 9:00 kanzensei complex/perfectionist complex by yamikuro 9:10 inochi ni kirawarete iru/hated by life itself (arrange) by kanzaki iori 9:18 suki! yuki! maji magic/love! snow! really magic by mitchie m 9:28 world is mine by ryo 9:35 senbonzakura/one thousand cherry trees by kurousaP 9:45 lucky orb by emon 9:54 nova by *luna
My first introduction to Miku was actually a few years ago from a goofy meme of her, then I started listening to Hatchi (the first time I listened to vocaloid) and I liked his songs! Then I got recommended some Miku songs and started listening to her songs. I wasn’t a massive fan at first, but now a year or so later I have come back to her songs and they are actually quite good.
Your heart swells? Uh, I would see a doctor about that. Mine usually pulsates at a predictable rate proportional to my emotions, when I see Emily and Daidus.
I have never heard a vocaloid song in its entirety, and like emily’s brother I don’t fully get the appeal of vocaloid concerts, but after this video? I kinda get it. it’s less about the live music aspect and more about the ~vibes: it looks really fun to have everyone doing the glow sticks dances, and the band looks really happy to be there! it seems like a fun experience
I’m not a vocaloid fan myself but I totally understand the hype. Like I know they’re not vocaliod but if K/DA or any Splatoon band had a holo concert in my area I would drop EVERYTHING to go
Emirichu: suddenly shows up like she never left fans: "it's been 10.000 years. Where have you been?" Emirichu: "Hatsune Miku." fans: "Understandable, have a nice day."
I'm just surprised it's still going. I first heard about vocaloid like 20 years ago and didn't think it lasted more than 5, but here we are. Glad to see Emily got to go with Daidus as well!
I'm glad that the band in miku concert always get some spotlights cuz they really made the music almost identical to the original sometimes even better than a original
As much as I love Hatsune Miku.... Luo Tianyi (Chinese vocaloid)... her songs hit me differently and I think she's my absolute favorite girl. 😍 I highly recommend that you guys check her out!! ❤️
I went to this concert in Osaka and it was great! I’d really recommend Magical Mirai if you can get in because the expo part is really neat and the general production value is a much higher. The best Vocaloid concert I’ve ever been to was actually the Project Sekai concert. Just an utterly incredible experience all around
One thing I love about the color-changing lightsticks is that in almost every one of these live shows I've seen video from, there's always the one person who resolutely leaves it on red for the entire show. Change with the flow of the program? Hell no. MEIKO forever. I respect the commitment. :)
I discovered Vocaloid from an old anime magazine around 2009 talking about Miku. At first I thought virtual singers was absurd. So I went on UA-cam and watched Vocaloid music videos and I just got hooked. Plus, I was just beginning to go through my weeb phase as well! I then heard about the PSP games "Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA", and I downloaded a demo. I loved it and was obsessed with it! I kept this secret to myself because I didn't want to embarrassed myself. A few years later around my junior year in HS, I introduced Vocaloid to a close friend of mines. At first he thought it was ridiculous, but he then fell into the Vocaloid rabbit hole as well! He became more of a fan than myself. He then showed it to the other otaku kids at school. I believe my friend spread the "Miku-Miku Bacteria" to everyone and they too became Vocaloid fans later on. It was great!
I went and watched the performance after watching your video and, as it’s my first time seeing a Miku concert, I’m blown away! It looks like such a great time!! It seems like everyone was having a lot of fun and they put a lot of effort into the performance 😁
I know nobody is going to actually read this because I'm an insignificant person and my comment will probably get buried anyway, but I feel the need to express my love for Hatsune Miku by explaining my time at a MIKU EXPO My very first Vocaloid/Miku concert I ever went to which I will never forget to this day, was at Toronto Canada at the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts back in I believe 2016. At the time, it was an experience like no other for me. I was already a huge Miku fan so going into this for the very first time, I had the widest grin on my face during the performances from beginning to end. The holographic technology, the amazing and fluent performances, the sheer adrenaline rush I felt when listening to the band play each song as Miku and the others sang along to it, the fan interaction we got to have when waving our glowstick to the tune and rhythm of the songs, it was absolutely magical. One of the most memorable things for me personally when attending this specific concert was when this mustached gentlemen much older than me in a professional tuxed suit who worked at the Sony Centre (he was one of the workers in charge of making sure people went in and out of the venue in a stable manner) came up to me before the concert and was so confused and afraid asking me timidly, "If you may be so kind as to help me here, what is a "Vocaloid"? " Since the concert wasn't gonna start for a while and the lines were still pretty long, I took the time to explain to him everything he needed to know as best as I could. He understood well enough for his nerves to calm down and guess what? Right after the concert concluded, I got to see that same gentlemen again when I walked out of the hall and he had the most ecstatic and happiest look on his face. He got to experience first hand what a Miku concert was all about and as it turned out, he loved every second of it just as I did and I got to spend some time with that man gushing at eachother about how awesome the concert was and how amazing the technology and graphics used for it were and what not. On that day, not only did I get to experience my very first holographic Hatsune Miku related concert, but I got to play a part in helping an employee from that very building become a fan of it going forward. Moments like those are a testament to how Miku & friends, the producers who make their songs and CFM as a company manage to bring many people from all walks of life together in order to enjoy fun and beautiful music.
Imagine how popular she'd be now if she actually got to sing at Coachella in 2020. Also, i highly recommend checking out Miku's recent song, Electric Chair 😏
@Senku-le1ze But it does make it easier to find people with whom you can talk about it. A decade ago, when I would talk to people about anime, they'd either mock me for it or pretend to understand what I'm talking about in order to be polite before changing the subject. Now that anime is gaining more mainstream popularity, I can more easily find people to converse with and have meaningful discussions about it. I'd just like the same thing to happen with Vocaloid.
@@NexAngelus405 I think you can just seek for people that share your same interests, I don't think it would be a problem if more people just get to know this things, were not for prevailing culture in our current society, in wich people engage with things they are not truly interested in, don't understand, and as a result bring about negative changes. I mean, there's not guarantee for this to happen, but anyways it is better not to take the risk
2 songs that always stuck with me , and was my first experience . Ones Lost Weeping, and The World is Mine. ironically ones lost weeping helped me with anxiety with school . later i found out hatsuni miku and enjoyed binging some songs, now I'm playing a miku game on ps5 and I'm bad at it but man the songs are bops
This has gotta be one of my life goals. I think it’s so cool how a computer can animate all these movements, moving a character along to the beat of the music, while a band can play along completely live! Vocaloid is such a unique style of music
Omfg trying the bit where she;s explaining vocaloid to her brother feels so real, the way I had to explain what Miku was to my parents cause I wanted merch 😭😭
This reminded me of my first-ever concert (which was a Miku Expo) 6 years ago in Malaysia!! Vocaloid is my childhood and I loved every song played there. I remember that time Miku surprised the crowd by speaking and singing in Malay, it was adorable! It was one of the best days of my life to watch my favourite songs live 🥰 I hope you had a blast at the concert Emily!!
Srry to correct you but that was not magical mirai. What you attended was most likely Miku expo 2017 in Malaysia, magical mirai concerts are always hosted/ held in japan.
I just got home from my first miku concert ! Miku expo Vancouver 2024! I was so happy and excited ! There was some bumps but that didn’t affect me enjoying my first miku concert , near the end I started crying when miku said “ bye ! And don’t forget where ever you are / we are , we are always connected!” I cried ! Also apparently .. someone pissed on the floor level during the middle of the concert , don’t know if they got kicked out We didn’t get a projection screen , we had a big led screen. Merch was sold out , i was extremely disappointed Ok so Outside merch booth opens at 2 pm Doors open at 7 Concert starts 8 With vip ( which I was to ) we get in a hour early cause there is always the inside merch booth right ? There was .. but they only had like 3 things left The outside booth earlier used all of the inside merch booths stock and I was heart broken hoping to get a light stick or something . Regardless I still had an amazing time I hope to go to next years one !!!
My first exposure to Vocaloid was stumbling across SIU by MARETU when I was like 10, not even realizing it was a Vocaloid song. I then started playing Project Sekai and one of the Diva games, which is what really got me into it.
I was supposed to go to the Miku Expo in 2020 (but we know how that ended) and haven't got the chance to go to a concert again. Vocaloid genre is my whole life and basically 90% of the music I listen to. Been in the Fandom for more than a decade and will continue to be.
You had me at the car commercials. My first Miku song was Nebula. This whole video hit me with the nostalgia train. I thank Jubyphonic, JoyDreamer, and Miku-tan for introducing me to the world of English covers. 💙
for anyone curious here are the titles and producers to all the vocaloid songs in the video!
00:09 World is Mine - ryo (supercell)
00:23 Love Trial - 40mp (english cover by JubyPhonic)
00:26 Triple Baka - LamazeP
00:28 PoPiPo - also by LamazeP
00:29 Go Google It - AaminP
00:38 Scissorloid - ZawazawaP
00:46 Magnet - minatoP
00:51 Just Be Friends - Dixie Flatline
0:55 Servant of Evil - mothy
1:19 Ievan Polkka - Loituma (cover by Otomania)
1:22 Ohedo Julia Night - Mitchie M
1:24 First Love Academy • School of True Love - Nem
1:25 Ghost City Tokyo - Ayase (cover by suzie) (highly HIGHLY recommend this cover btw!! very well tuned)
1:27 Kasane Territory - zun
1:28 It’s a Wonderful Cat’s Life - Nem
1:29 Sand Planet - Hachi (who now goes by Kenshi Yonezu)
1:31 multiple songs by deco*27: Salamander, Hibana, Vampire, Ghost Rule, and Mannequin
1:34 multiple songs by kikuo: Hole Dwelling, Gomenne Gomenne (i think the rest are album covers? plz correct me if im wrong)
4:38 THUNDERBOLT - jon-YAKITORY
8:11 Kimagure Mercy - HachiojiP
8:27 GimmiexGimmie - HachiojiP and GigaP
8:31 My Love is Hellfire - SLAVE.V-V-R
8:37 On the Rocks - Oster Project
8:47 this one i can’t figure out srry
8:54 this one either
9:08 Even If You Assume That It is Your Happiness - HeavenzP (i don’t know for sure if it’s this one plz correct if im wrong)
9:11 Hated By Life Itself - Kazaki Iori
9:23 Love! Snow! Really Magic - Mitchie M
9:29 World is Mine again
9:37 Senbonzakura - KurousaP
9:46 Lucky Orb - emon (tes)
9:56 nova - *Luna
I made this list instead of doing my hw lol
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
Many thanks ❤
Omg,,, hello Les, you’re popular now hehe XD
@@eri6970 ERI ! HELLO!!!
I’ll give you an A+ on that
“People pay money to go to a concert and cheer for a hologram?”
Off in the distance one can hear the ecstasy of the people who went to the BRITS live performance for Gorillaz 5 years prior to Miku’s initial release, haha.
yeah that one too
and yeah not gonna ruin that magical number
Love gorillaz
Me at an Abba concert
@@sunnysidesouffle8348oh yeah I forgot they did a hologram abba concert
Bruh, I went to 3 in the past year... gonna make it 4 this August baby
That image of miku holding you hostage over the food is THE image of all time 💀
Although I'm pretty sure Miku herself would be just as disappointed in the food as Emily was.
@@h0m3st4r Good thing Miku can’t eat, huh? She has no taste buds to say “And you’re giving my fans THIS DREK?!”
Instant screenshot
Honestly Miku's concert feels more like celebrating the song and the community together with like-minded people. Its also about appreciating the people behind the song that made it popular in the first place
Well maybe one day Miku will get her own physical body one day. It's the next step, and from there Miku would finally interact with fans and they could meet her in person.
She will be AI but still just as precious 🩵🎶
Thousands, even tens of thousands of people believe that Hatsune Miku exists and entrust their feelings to her. Compared to that great passion, her existence is a trivial matter. In the first place, more than half of the world's population prays day and night to an immaterial god. What's the problem now?
That’s the thing my mom thinks concerts are for seeing the actual person. But really it’s to connect with people who have a common interest and appreciating the people who worked on it
@@true-sagakenminI’m guessing you’re not religious like me and probably get judged for that which is pretty stupid as Christian’s support their god so they can respect everyone
I love how Emily is fulfilling all our childhood dreams
Pretty much
I never had a dream in my life so far
@@Flora_the_woodland_fairy Lol
@@matthewreynoso6904yep lol
I'm starting to get jealous
8:32 I have NEVER IN MY LIFE heard Meiko sing that high
The song name is my love is like hell fire
LOVE IS LIKE HELL FIRE JS SO GOOD DUDE
AGh I love her! That song is so good
MY LOVE IS HELLFIRE IS FR SO GOOD
SAMEE
9:28
I love how the crowd just erupts, and then immediately starts singing along.
God hearing the crowd sing along to "World is Mine" makes me so stupidly happy
I know it was so CUTEE 🥺
Meanwhile you have a Metallica concert where you have people singing during the solo of an about 8:30 long song, and they still know all the words
Hatsune Miku once opened for Lady Gaga for the Artpop Ball tour! That's how iconic she is!
@@undertale-perseverance that mom has bad taste😒/hj
I'm 50. I went to my first Miku concert at Magical Mirai 02Sept23. It was epic. My teen daughter got me into vocaloid music. The concert is something I hope she looks on with great fondness when she is older. It was awesome for her to share the event with me and I am forever thankful.
I’m a teen and my dad is also bringing me to my first vocaloid concert, I couldn’t be more excited.
Well crap, here I am in my mid 30's thinking I'm much too old for Vocaloids, lol! Thank you for reminding me that it shouldn't matter, a fan can be a fan for life 😊
living the dream tbh. a miku concert is in the top 5 of my bucket list
SAME
Definitely go if you get the chance. I'm not even a concert person, and I still went to the miku concert when it came to my country😭
same
Going to 3 of the Big 4 (of thrash metal) concert is on mine (Slayer in no longer active so they are off the table)
Same
Hahaha I f*ckin died at the re-enacting explaining Miku concerts to your brother because it's almost EXACTLY how my parents reacted when I showed them and explained I bought tickets 😂 Honestly such a blast, I really hope I get to go again one day
It's how my mom reacted and still does XXD
just say,
“it’s like watching a movie, it’s not real but very fun to watch”
Fun Fact: The spinning leek song actually came from a looping clip of Orihime from Bleach spinning a leek around and then someone made that loop while adding a song that fits it perfectly. That was before Mike became a thing.
IM IN LOVE MIKU I LOVE MIKU I LOVE HER ANIME
It's how I reacted when two of my friends explained Hatsune Miku to me... I still don't get the hype, but I know the figures look cute.
People asking "y'all travel to different countries to see a hologram?" but this year it's "y'all travel to different countries to watch a backlit TV screen?"
The band members look so stoked to be there. Maybe it seems weird to others but it’s still performing arts, and the digital stuff was done by talented artists. It’s a visual treat
The dedication of the fans to shake the lights in beat is such a vibe
I love how they always give the spotlight to their band members, too many performances just go without it and it’s such a bummer because they’re playing their heart out but I never even get to see their face or know their name :/
The Puffy AmiYumi concert I went to at Anime Boston some years back did this midway in. They also asked the audience for recommendations of places to go to for the local food around the area of the convention center.
The fact that everyone started singing together when world is mine came on is just so adorable. i love the vocaloid community 🥹
One thing I appreciate about Vocaloid culture is the cycle of creativity and collaboration it creates.
It’s not just the song, there might be someone else who illustrates the characters in the song, and someone else again to create the music video.
And after the song has been released, other people may feel inspired to cover it, or to cosplay as the characters, or create fanart… or memes.
And the cycle continues.
my first introduction to miku and vocaloid was when I was 10 years old and watched a concert of the song "senbonzakura", and it remains one of my favorites to this day
Same also when I was ten but it was through a meme animation of project Sendai and let’s say I am now obsessed with vocaloid and slowly dragging my friends into it as well
I remember my first Miku exposure and ai tell this to EVERYONE. My elementary school music teacher had a poster of Miku and two other vocaloid up in the school hallway outside of her classroom for the world to see. I didn’t know WHO these girls were, but I KNEW they were pretty and my mind would never let me forget them. It goes to say, this was my first introduction to any anime art as well. I didn’t realize who these girls were until the END of HIGHSCHOOL. To this day, my elementary school had the coolest music teacher.
Who were the other two vocaloids?
I've always been more of a Gumi fan, But its nice to see how strong the vocaloid fanbase still is after 19 years.
Wait... 19 years?! *explodes*
@@ms.gamerladyharlow6871 I just read and it was originally made in the year 2000 💀
Yeah same! I’m also a gumi fan too
@@THEMAXIMUM7816 I think vocaloid existed in January 2004
@@THEMAXIMUM7816 January 15, 2004*
Miku came to Seattle a few years ago and I went with a friend that isn't into anime and mostly listens to metal and rap and he had as much fun as I did. The live band at that one was also great and you could tell they were loving the energy of the crowd.
The “are you ok” for Jaiden made me laugh too loud
I actually just realized that practically no footage of the concert is recorded by the audience and it just makes going there more special because it is something you experience on your own... Jam to the music, cheer on miku, while using no phone
5:57 and I agree with you. You really get to enjoy the your time there🎉
Miku concerts are so fun and I'd love to see one in person someday.
honestly same, I got to see the livestreamed crowd funded live show and absolutely sobbed and cheered from my laptop screen as I thought it would be the only time I would see Miku live. I would die on the spot if I was able to actually see her in person.
I'll never understand people who listen to vocaloid stuff like normal songs lol
you hear it once you heard them all
it’s just personal taste :), id love to go as well
@@niconiconiccorin it is! I listen to "normal" music as much as I do vocaloid producers
@@Jesujej the voice may sound similar, but the songs aren’t! The only thing connecting the vocaloid genre is the voice that’s singing the song, so it isn’t bound to a specific musical genre and producers can add their own unique style to their songs. Not to mention, vocaloid singers can be tuned differently, which can make each producer’s music sound different as well
I first got into Hatsune Miku back in 2007 by my cousin and she introduced me to "World is mine". I've been suffering from the beautiful rabbit hole of vocaloids ever since I was 10 years old and I don't plan on stopping anytime soon 💙💙💙💙
Miku is iconic 😍💙💙💙
I remember messing around with Vocaloid fanfiction back in my college days. Good times.
my biggest problem is I enjoy it but I don't understand a single thing. 1:15 Like I've been listening to this song for years but I don't understand the reference she's making and its very sad :(
This paired with the Clannad pfp tells me you have good taste!
Woahh I first got into vocaloid when I was probably abt 9 in 2015 through my cousin too!! I'm turning 17 this year and still into it
@@aguyontheinternet8436 is it the Ievan Polka song? If it's about the leaks, from what I know they're items that they associate the Vocaloids. Like Miku has Leaks, Rin has Oranges cuz oh her headband, Len for Bananas cuz of his hair, Kaito is an Ice cream(?) I think, not sure bout Meiko and I don't know why Luka is associated by a huge tuna, hahahaha I think the fans most likely made them. It's like an unspoken agreement of everyone in the fanbase.
I still remember the memes of Kaito being naked with only his scarf on, I don't know why that's a meme, the fandom was wildin back then I'm not sure now though hahahahahaha 😂
My first exposure to Vocaloid was Len and Rin's mixed Kokoro and let me tell you: THE TEARS DON'T STOP
My mom thought all the songs I liked were fun songs and upbeat ones(fair given the ones I’d shown her), then I showed her my actual favorites(Lost One’s Weeping, N25’s songs, Aishite) and she looked at me like I was crazy. The duality of Vocaloid!
Mafuyu being nightmares sans nightmare:
My life will be over the moment someone walks in on me cry-singing lost one's weeping
You showed her aishite aishite you monster
These concerts always looked so very bizarre to me, but I can tell that a lot of love goes into the actual concert and the band looks ecstatic to be playing.
The whole atmosphere radiates pure fun.
The crowd lights are great.
Can’t believe this is what we could of had at Miku Expo 2024 😭😭💀
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You know you found the one when he hits you with "I wanna go to a Miku concert."
I was in a social skills class when I was young. It was a class for kids with special needs to learn about social skills. I actually had a lot of fun there, and I made some good friends. During my time in the class, I had discovered Vocaloid music, mainly Miku and Luka. They were in a stop motion video made by Moonshine animations. At first, i didn't know who they were or where they came from. I was later informed that they were virtual singers known as Vocaloids. I was infatuated with their music, and I became hooked ever since. And every time my class went on a field trip, I would listen to Vocaloid music on my phone whenever I needed to occupy myself. I've been a fan ever since. Miku and Luka are my 2 personal favorites. So....yeah. That's my story.
What an awesome story!! 🤩
Miku and Luka are my favourite too
@@matthewreynoso6904 Thanks. 😊
As weeb as i am, i never learn why vocaloid is good. Of course she's cute and all, but the voice is just... weird.
8:26 OMG they did Gimme×Gimme! That was the first Hatsune Miku song I fully listened to. That song was what what made me listen to vocaloid, because I thought they all just sounded like peppy pop songs, when they actually have whole range of styles. Getting to see that performed in person would be awesome!
I am quite literally crying rn from the rush of happiness and nostalgia this video gave me. My love for vocaloid never really died down and im so happy that i still see people my age enjoy it as much as i do.
Senbonzakura was my introduction to miku, and I fell in love with Will Stetson’s English cover
Being a musician and all around nerd for music, people often ask me if I dislike vocaloids. I honestly think they’re some of the most creative projects I’ve seen in our modern music cultures. I mean, someone made a synthesizer that mimics a voice, which is already really cool on its own, but then someone had the idea of using that technology to build a character and an entire project around that character! That’s so incredibly cool! It’s an astonishingly fun amalgamation of sound design, character writing, and storytelling! There’s nothing out there quite like it (to my knowledge) and that’s why it’s so impressive to me. Plus, it’s inspired countless brilliant artists as well. Just take a look at “Sad Machine” by Porter Robinson! So excited to see this evolve in the future :)
Funny you mention him since Po-uta is a thing now
@@lovestrucktheidiot Truuuuueeeee!! I forgot about that!
Wow... 9:10 I never expected them to do Hated By Life Itself at an actual concert. I think if I had ever gone to a Miku concert without knowing the setlist and that song started playing, I'd actually start crying. That song means a lot to me, but it's not exactly a concert-esque song so I was taken aback when it came on
I'm pretty sure they had it in 2020 or 2021 too
right??? i was thinking that too, like if that song ever plays unexpectedly ill start bawling immedietly
Look up the Magical Mirai 2020 version, that arrangement is the one of the Best song arrangements I have Ever heard in all of the history of Miku concerts
The band play it their own way for the most part and add so much life to it
you could understand that? i feel like even if you knew Japanese it would be hard to understand because of all the auto tuning
@@michaelprost6130 it's not auto tuned lol its a voice synth and it has a pretty memorable melody
So wonderful hearing everyone sing together "Sekai deeee ichiban ohime-sama" I may be 50 yrs old when I get to go to a Miku concert, but I will T-T)/
God damn it i was tearing up seeing the recordings of the concert. Man the people having so much fun and everyone being so into it and knowing all these songs. Fuck i'm crying, i wish i could go one day.
00:01 mine was actually the most weird introduction you could possibly get, I was watching the glorious octagon of destiny video when Viva octagon came on (a remake of viva happy) I had nether heard the song befor and looked in to it.
The “explaining vocalize to another non vocaloid listener/not weeb” is a experience to behold
Miku concert is so much cooler than any American singer concert I’ve seen, it’s so cool to see everyone united via light stick vs phone camera
I literally teared up when World Is Mine came up and everyone followed the lyrics. T_T ♥♥♥ Haaaaaaaa THE FEELS
Miku is so iconic. The lil sister and brother chat XD
Fantastic video and art as always Emirichu glad to see you had so much fun. ❤️💙
I screamed when you talked about the backstory. It was so accurate omg.
IM SO HAPPY YOU FINALLY GOT TO EXPERIENCE MIKU IRL! :D
My dream is to attend Magical Mirai Live one day, I know I can make it!
I actually got shivers from these clips alone... I just know itll be so freaking good in person. Manifesting :)))
going to a miku concert is still part of my bucket list and i really hope to go to one soon :") 💗 but hey at least i won't have to worry about miku disbanding 😅 thanks for the awesome vid emirichu!
Lmao as a Kikuo fan hearing a lo-fi cover of Gomenne, Gomenne playing in the majority of this video is both hilarious and scarring since randomly throughout the video I’d tune into the background music and remember what song is playing ;-;
8:32 MEIKO'S VOICE HELLO?!??! THAT SHOCKED ME TO THE CORE
8:38 i SAW that wink kaito gave meiko. KAITO PLEASE JUST ONE CHANCE
AAAA THIS HATSUNE MIKU CONCERT WAS THE BEST THAT I EVER SAW IN MY LIFE!!!!! I am a huge Hatsune Miku fan and I loved Hatsune Miku since I was a kid and I see Hatsune Miku as my idol and my singer who sings such wonderful songs made by professional Vocaloid producers and my other favourite Vocaloids, Rin, Len, Luka, KAITO and MEIKO are all my other idols too! I'm glad you've experienced your first Miku concert and I love how you always fulfill my childhood dreams into for me to achieve them and I find that really supportive of you.
Romeo and Cinderella was my gateway to Hatsune Miku back in 2009! I am 30 years old now! Miku is so iconic and her songs are pretty catchy! Especially the Rhythm Game songs lol
3 years ago, just before the pandemic hit my country, I went to my first ever Miku concert and it was simply the best night of my entire life. I was so happy I even cried, it was that special of an experience… Now, my eyes don’t really work and even with glasses I was having a hard time seeing what Miku was doing or what she was wearing, but the simple sound of the music I always listened to and her voice were more than enough to have such an amazing night!
Glad you finally got to see your first Miku concert Emily!
I went to my first Miku concert in April this year, it was Miku Expo and it was honestly much better than what people have made it out to be, I don't really go to concerts that much, but that was one of the most fun one I've been to so far.
Noice!😊
for anyone wondering what the songs are and don't feel like going to find them:
8:10 kimagure mercy/whimsical mercy by hachioujiP
8:26 gimmexgimme by giga and hachioujiP
8:31 watashi no koi wa hellfire/my love is hellfire by slave-v.v.r
8:35 on the rocks by oster project
8:42 shabon/soap by kuriyama yuri (formerly hachiya nanashi)
8:53 himitsu keisatsu/secret police by buriruP
9:00 kanzensei complex/perfectionist complex by yamikuro
9:10 inochi ni kirawarete iru/hated by life itself (arrange) by kanzaki iori
9:18 suki! yuki! maji magic/love! snow! really magic by mitchie m
9:28 world is mine by ryo
9:35 senbonzakura/one thousand cherry trees by kurousaP
9:45 lucky orb by emon
9:54 nova by *luna
THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
hated by life gets me emotional every time I hear it…
I'm glad you had fun! I love listening to Miku songs and I hope you have a good day ❤
help the songs they preformed are some of my favs im crying 😭
"Woah pipe bomb but I used it as animation practice" is the best animation with Miku I have ever seen
WHOOO! MIKU CONCERT! I hope you enjoyed it lots! XD
The high note that MEIKO did was very cool 8:32
SHE REACHED THE PEAK WITH THAT ONE-
Omigosh! A Wild Jaiden cameo! (1:34)
she like kikuo
I actually never heard any vocaloids before. But now I'm in love!😍
By the way that concert looks amazing!
@@julietemple011 I’m so happy for you it’s sooooo fun😭
3 months late but welcome to the cult, my friend lmao
My first introduction to Miku was actually a few years ago from a goofy meme of her, then I started listening to Hatchi (the first time I listened to vocaloid) and I liked his songs! Then I got recommended some Miku songs and started listening to her songs. I wasn’t a massive fan at first, but now a year or so later I have come back to her songs and they are actually quite good.
Anytime Daidus and Emily are together in a video my heart just swells.
Couple goals
@@j.corbygaming ikr
Same
Your heart swells? Uh, I would see a doctor about that.
Mine usually pulsates at a predictable rate proportional to my emotions, when I see Emily and Daidus.
real
I have never heard a vocaloid song in its entirety, and like emily’s brother I don’t fully get the appeal of vocaloid concerts, but after this video? I kinda get it. it’s less about the live music aspect and more about the ~vibes: it looks really fun to have everyone doing the glow sticks dances, and the band looks really happy to be there! it seems like a fun experience
I’m not a vocaloid fan myself but I totally understand the hype. Like I know they’re not vocaliod but if K/DA or any Splatoon band had a holo concert in my area I would drop EVERYTHING to go
Emirichu: suddenly shows up like she never left
fans: "it's been 10.000 years. Where have you been?"
Emirichu: "Hatsune Miku."
fans: "Understandable, have a nice day."
Omg i’m so excited!! I might go to a miku concert this year!! Thank you this got me even more hyped!! AHHH
I'm just surprised it's still going. I first heard about vocaloid like 20 years ago and didn't think it lasted more than 5, but here we are.
Glad to see Emily got to go with Daidus as well!
I'm glad that the band in miku concert always get some spotlights cuz they really made the music almost identical to the original sometimes even better than a original
Ah Miku! I love her so much! I'm so envious that you got to go to an actual concert!
As much as I love Hatsune Miku.... Luo Tianyi (Chinese vocaloid)... her songs hit me differently and I think she's my absolute favorite girl. 😍 I highly recommend that you guys check her out!! ❤️
Luo is best girl
@@iamking132 yeeesss!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@Bgarcia-1097 wish they can do concerts again soon (last concert was last 2021 when she was a guest at bml) or even better, perform with miku again.
I went to this concert in Osaka and it was great! I’d really recommend Magical Mirai if you can get in because the expo part is really neat and the general production value is a much higher. The best Vocaloid concert I’ve ever been to was actually the Project Sekai concert. Just an utterly incredible experience all around
The intro was such a nostalgia hit
Is it me or has the art style improved so much since the last video? Also congrats on finally being able to make it to the Miku concert :D
One thing I love about the color-changing lightsticks is that in almost every one of these live shows I've seen video from, there's always the one person who resolutely leaves it on red for the entire show. Change with the flow of the program? Hell no. MEIKO forever. I respect the commitment. :)
1:45 The return of the One Punch Oppa
Saitama Oppa!
I discovered Vocaloid from an old anime magazine around 2009 talking about Miku. At first I thought virtual singers was absurd.
So I went on UA-cam and watched Vocaloid music videos and I just got hooked. Plus, I was just beginning to go through my weeb phase as well! I then heard about the PSP games "Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA", and I downloaded a demo. I loved it and was obsessed with it!
I kept this secret to myself because I didn't want to embarrassed myself. A few years later around my junior year in HS, I introduced Vocaloid to a close friend of mines. At first he thought it was ridiculous, but he then fell into the Vocaloid rabbit hole as well! He became more of a fan than myself. He then showed it to the other otaku kids at school. I believe my friend spread the "Miku-Miku Bacteria" to everyone and they too became Vocaloid fans later on. It was great!
I went and watched the performance after watching your video and, as it’s my first time seeing a Miku concert, I’m blown away! It looks like such a great time!! It seems like everyone was having a lot of fun and they put a lot of effort into the performance 😁
I know nobody is going to actually read this because I'm an insignificant person and my comment will probably get buried anyway, but I feel the need to express my love for Hatsune Miku by explaining my time at a MIKU EXPO
My very first Vocaloid/Miku concert I ever went to which I will never forget to this day, was at Toronto Canada at the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts back in I believe 2016.
At the time, it was an experience like no other for me. I was already a huge Miku fan so going into this for the very first time, I had the widest grin on my face during the performances from beginning to end.
The holographic technology, the amazing and fluent performances, the sheer adrenaline rush I felt when listening to the band play each song as Miku and the others sang along to it, the fan interaction we got to have when waving our glowstick to the tune and rhythm of the songs, it was absolutely magical.
One of the most memorable things for me personally when attending this specific concert was when this mustached gentlemen much older than me in a professional tuxed suit who worked at the Sony Centre (he was one of the workers in charge of making sure people went in and out of the venue in a stable manner) came up to me before the concert and was so confused and afraid asking me timidly, "If you may be so kind as to help me here, what is a "Vocaloid"? "
Since the concert wasn't gonna start for a while and the lines were still pretty long, I took the time to explain to him everything he needed to know as best as I could. He understood well enough for his nerves to calm down and guess what? Right after the concert concluded, I got to see that same gentlemen again when I walked out of the hall and he had the most ecstatic and happiest look on his face.
He got to experience first hand what a Miku concert was all about and as it turned out, he loved every second of it just as I did and I got to spend some time with that man gushing at eachother about how awesome the concert was and how amazing the technology and graphics used for it were and what not.
On that day, not only did I get to experience my very first holographic Hatsune Miku related concert, but I got to play a part in helping an employee from that very building become a fan of it going forward.
Moments like those are a testament to how Miku & friends, the producers who make their songs and CFM as a company manage to bring many people from all walks of life together in order to enjoy fun and beautiful music.
Imagine how popular she'd be now if she actually got to sing at Coachella in 2020.
Also, i highly recommend checking out Miku's recent song, Electric Chair 😏
LMAO ELECTRIC CHAIR. frankly the best en miku cover fr fr
Death in the air, strapped in the electric chair
This can't be happening to me
Bro, that's not necessary. Things don't have to be popular to be good, what's more, sometimes it's better if they aren't
@Senku-le1ze But it does make it easier to find people with whom you can talk about it.
A decade ago, when I would talk to people about anime, they'd either mock me for it or pretend to understand what I'm talking about in order to be polite before changing the subject.
Now that anime is gaining more mainstream popularity, I can more easily find people to converse with and have meaningful discussions about it.
I'd just like the same thing to happen with Vocaloid.
@@NexAngelus405 I think you can just seek for people that share your same interests, I don't think it would be a problem if more people just get to know this things, were not for prevailing culture in our current society, in wich people engage with things they are not truly interested in, don't understand, and as a result bring about negative changes. I mean, there's not guarantee for this to happen, but anyways it is better not to take the risk
I knew about the existence of vocaloids but never rlly cared, i saw that video and I LOVE THEM HOW DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THESE SONGS BEFOREEEE
I honestly love how you draw hatsune miku, great video as usual!
Going to a Miku concert has literally been my dream forever lol. I feel like if I were to ever go to one I would for real bawl my eyes out lol.
2 songs that always stuck with me , and was my first experience . Ones Lost Weeping, and The World is Mine.
ironically ones lost weeping helped me with anxiety with school . later i found out hatsuni miku and enjoyed binging some songs, now I'm playing a miku game on ps5 and I'm bad at it but man the songs are bops
This has gotta be one of my life goals. I think it’s so cool how a computer can animate all these movements, moving a character along to the beat of the music, while a band can play along completely live! Vocaloid is such a unique style of music
god im so envious 😂 what i would do to go to a miku concert. miku looks so good and the live bands are so good
1:22 hey one of my favs!!
Omfg trying the bit where she;s explaining vocaloid to her brother feels so real, the way I had to explain what Miku was to my parents cause I wanted merch 😭😭
This reminded me of my first-ever concert (which was a Miku Expo) 6 years ago in Malaysia!! Vocaloid is my childhood and I loved every song played there. I remember that time Miku surprised the crowd by speaking and singing in Malay, it was adorable! It was one of the best days of my life to watch my favourite songs live 🥰
I hope you had a blast at the concert Emily!!
Srry to correct you but that was not magical mirai. What you attended was most likely Miku expo 2017 in Malaysia, magical mirai concerts are always hosted/ held in japan.
@@jadenaquino6246 OH HI THANK YOU FOR CORRECTING ME
I just got home from my first miku concert !
Miku expo Vancouver 2024!
I was so happy and excited !
There was some bumps but that didn’t affect me enjoying my first miku concert , near the end I started crying when miku said
“ bye ! And don’t forget where ever you are / we are , we are always connected!” I cried !
Also apparently .. someone pissed on the floor level during the middle of the concert , don’t know if they got kicked out
We didn’t get a projection screen , we had a big led screen.
Merch was sold out , i was extremely disappointed
Ok so
Outside merch booth opens at 2 pm
Doors open at 7
Concert starts 8
With vip ( which I was to ) we get in a hour early cause there is always the inside merch booth right ?
There was ..
but they only had like 3 things left
The outside booth earlier used all of the inside merch booths stock
and I was heart broken hoping to get a light stick or something .
Regardless I still had an amazing time I hope to go to next years one !!!
Wow never knew how much work went into one of these, with the bands and the pre-show shop! Sounds like alot of fun!
Thought my miku phase was over but it’s making a comeback
Bro the first time I ever saw a miku concert I was so confused bc of the glow sticks i was like "how do you coordinate that"
SAME LMAOO
@@Emirichu like all the people there were doing it at the same time and if you messed up then the whole thing would be ruined 😭
As iconic as Miku is, it is also nice to see the other Vocaloids getting recognition as well.
My first exposure to Vocaloid was stumbling across SIU by MARETU when I was like 10, not even realizing it was a Vocaloid song. I then started playing Project Sekai and one of the Diva games, which is what really got me into it.
I also now can’t see the number “39” without immediately thinking about Miku lmao
I was supposed to go to the Miku Expo in 2020 (but we know how that ended) and haven't got the chance to go to a concert again. Vocaloid genre is my whole life and basically 90% of the music I listen to. Been in the Fandom for more than a decade and will continue to be.
You had me at the car commercials. My first Miku song was Nebula. This whole video hit me with the nostalgia train. I thank Jubyphonic, JoyDreamer, and Miku-tan for introducing me to the world of English covers. 💙
2:00 this perfectly encapsulates the pain and struggle of trying to introducing hobbies to friends or family who have never seen them before
1:06 "she has completely dominated the colour teal"
Perry the Platypus: are you challenging me?
Perry the Platypus
@@marcfinnmacabuhay6189 yeah, that's what i said
Perry the Platypus
For me it's the random gas station company that gave mercedes team the same green color
9:32 That is adorable and awesome; I love the crowd so much for joining in
Emily, it's Miku's 17th birthday! I hope you're also celebrating this special event for Hatsune Miku's everlasting singing!