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76561199840163966 Mar 28 @ 4:24am
why does hatsune miku have fans?
her voice and music is bad

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Subsonic Mar 28 @ 4:25am 
To keep her self cool in the hot weather :steamfacepalm:
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Nyandola ⩌⩊⩌ Mar 28 @ 4:28am 
In case it's very hot :needy_cat:
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Certified Auto User™ Mar 28 @ 4:31am 
Originally posted by Nyandola ⩌⩊⩌:
In case it's very hot :needy_cat:
Are you les?
Last edited by Certified Auto User™; Mar 28 @ 4:31am
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The nameless Gamer Mar 28 @ 4:32am 
Different folks, different strokes. Just because you don't like Hatsune Miku doesn't mean that the rest of the world shares your subjective opinion on it.
Last edited by The nameless Gamer; Mar 28 @ 4:33am
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Electric Cupcake Mar 28 @ 4:33am 
There's a word for people who project their nae onto others' moe, but it's unprintable.
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Sixtyfivekills Mar 28 @ 4:34am 
Project Diva is really fun, probably one of my favorite rhythm games ever made.
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Adversary Mar 28 @ 4:34am 
Hatsune Miku, like any other Vocaloid, has fans like any other. Granted, she's the most well known one as the original as well as the one that most people have used.

Hell, there are people who work on video games that have made music with Hatsune Miku's voice in it. And not just video games that are part of the Vocaloid brand. Any OST that DECO*27 for example has worked on is by proxy tied at the hip with Hatsune Miku.
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Sixtyfivekills Mar 28 @ 4:42am 
Originally posted by Kiddiec͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at 🃏:
Originally posted by Sixtyfivekills:
Project Diva is really fun, probably one of my favorite rhythm games ever made.
Hmmm... if only someone had said that 8 years ago when I could have bought the Collector's Edition on 3DS. Then again... that money did manage to go to something else that I loved at least. We probably have much different taste anyways. I taste like a cat.
The one on Steam is really good though, its missing some songs that were in previous entries but it has a biggest amount of songs out of all the releases.
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Kiddiec͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at 🃏 Mar 28 @ 4:55am 
Originally posted by Sixtyfivekills:
Originally posted by Kiddiec͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at 🃏:
Hmmm... if only someone had said that 8 years ago when I could have bought the Collector's Edition on 3DS. Then again... that money did manage to go to something else that I loved at least. We probably have much different taste anyways. I taste like a cat.
The one on Steam is really good though, its missing some songs that were in previous entries but it has a biggest amount of songs out of all the releases.
The 3DS collectors one came with a Miku figure! :v
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Bathtub Shitter Mar 28 @ 4:56am 
take that back
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Certified Auto User™ Mar 28 @ 4:59am 
Inb4 irene
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Talby Mar 28 @ 5:30am 
Had to look this one up lol, had no idea. Interesting to say the least...

...Her journey from a simple voice synthesizer to an international superstar is fascinating. Hatsune Miku debuted in 2007 as a voice synthesizer software. Created by Crypton Future Media, she quickly gained popularity. Fans loved her unique voice and appearance. Over the years, she evolved from a software tool into a cultural icon...

https://vocaloidvibes.com/the-history-of-hatsune-miku-from-debut-to-superstar/
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