Friend: The WiFi password is on the back of the router The back of the router: 0:26

hatsune miku: **sings a song for help** her fans: **waves glow sticks and starts dancing**

Love how the rapid parts of her singing she's doing it in an intensely monotone fashion that sounds very robotic, which is fitting for the theme of the song. Where a lot of Vocaloid songs get praised for how close the singing sounds to being real, this song essentially highlights everything about her that is inhuman.

Miku, there's literally nothing to worry about. 11 years later and people are still jamming to world is mine 😭

Hatsune Miku: **Has an existential crisis on stage** Crowd: **cheers**

Me: Hey I haven’t played Animal Crossing in a while let’s play! All the characters saying they missed me: 0:26

The lyrics: 💀⛓️🖤🗡🌧️ Her dance:✨💖🌞🌈

This song is abt Hatsune Miku emphasizing her realization that she is nothing more than a program. Her entire existance is to be the mascot of Vocaloid, nothing else. The song uses glitch effects to interrupt whatever true message that she wants to tell her fans or the audience. One of the most heartbreaking lyric in the song to me is "Now even singing is the practice of breaking my body, every time I hope miracles which never occur, Im driven into the corner --I'm sorry--" This whole entire song is the disappearance of Hatsune Miku as being valued as nothing more than a program.

the irony is that this song is essentially about vocaloid eventually becoming obsolete, yet this is one of the songs that made vocaloid incredibly popular.

When she said, "the fastest goodbye song" she wasn't lying.

i can still hear it i can still hear the flick notes the aggresive note sounds THE CHARACTERS RANDOMLY CHATTING *I CAN STILL HEAR IT*

Nah if Miku was completely deleted from the internet, I’d cry to death as if one of my beloved family members died She’s not just a voice program, she’s the *QUEEN OF THE WHOLE WORLD*

The moment I realized that this song is about Miku realizing she's impermanent and a machine emulating a person, is no longer finding joy in singing, and is now anticipating her being deleted by singing this last, crazy fast good bye song was the day this song started hitting in a way different way than any other Miku song.

An ai: literally has an existential crisis. Everybody: haha fast part goes BRRRRR

THE FLASHBACK TO OTHER PVS?? IM SOBBING RN 😭

NO WAY THIS SONG IS FROM 10 YEARS AGO AND IT STILL SUPER GREAT

When she disappeared her fans cheered. That’s so sad

Everyone: *talks about how fast miku talks* me: isn’t it sad that miku is singing a song about herself disappearing forever?

WHY DO I FEEL WHAT MIKUS FEELING 😭

This gives me the chills everytime I hear it. When I was in first grade and heard this song I really thought Miku was gonna be erased forever and fell into deep sadness that I shut off the TV and couldn’t bear to listen to anymore vocaloid cuz I might cry and it’s too much to think of. After 6 years, vocaloid found me again and the memories started flooding back in and I realised how dumb I was not doing any more further research to see if Miku was really getting deleted, but then I was only in first grade with the KZfaq on the LG TV as my only source of the internet and there was no way to search on the internet. I was such a dumb kid.

Lyrics: **anxiety inducing and depressing** Miku: 🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺

When I'm in a call with someone and my phone is at 1%: 0:26

Fourteen years and this still hits

no matter how much ive matured emotionally i still cry to this song so frequently

when i was little i genuinely thought miku was dying and this was her final song. needless to say this song hit harder than it needed to

*top 10 rappers eminem was afraid to diss:*

no, i'm not depressed or anything else, this song is just a banger.

I always liked this song because it was so fast paced and interesting, but now that I understand the meaning and lyrics better, I love it even more. The fact that she's trying to get all her words out, all her emotions, before she's gone is just a very human experience. Her self realization and the call backs in the outfits, its all so well done.

You’re about to be deleted, what do you do? Miku:Wear my whole wardrobe and sing.

Memes aside, I just want to say that seeing her collapse sideways with the final note and announcing “Irrecoverable error” as the camera continues to casually pan around what’s essentially her corpse as if the show were still going on is fucking spine chilling, especially when you consider the meaning behind the song’s lyrics.

Just remember, fellow commenters and comment readers, as long as we keep making songs and skits with her voice, as long as we keep wearing her on t-shirts, as long as we keep buying her merchandise, as long as we keep snuggling a plushie of her, as long as we keep listening to songs of hers, old and new, as long as we keep introducing Hatsune Miku to the generations before us, aslong as we keep going to her concerts, she will never be forgotten, because she is simply a program, our memories and videos and handmade merchandise keep her alive, it keeps crypton making more merchandise with her, it keeps her memory and life strong. As long as Hatsune Miku is loved, even by just a few hundred people in the extremely far far away future, she won't die, she will always be there when we need her most. She...is Hatsune Miku and she cannot die as long as her memory stays alive.

I want this to play at my funeral

Hatsune: I just exist to sing songs. Me: Well, at least YOU exist for a reason.

Thanos: *snap* Miku: *disses everyone before dying*

cant believe its already been over 10 years, i remember watching this on my crusty ipad like 8 years ago

In some ways, Vocaloids are no different than us humans. Vocaloids will eventually disappear from this world. Their master uninstalling them would mean their end, and our creator calling us back would mean our end. Miku says goodbye with a high-pitched song, and we must say goodbye while resonating with each other's memories. After all, we cannot deny the final end, so we must continue to live through our memories and works.

Nobody: Elon Musk naming his kid: 0:26

she's singing so fast because she has so much to say before she disappears..

This song is based off when in mid 2007 searching miku was banned because they thought it was "spam" and when you clicked on any Hatsune Miku video an error message occurred that says "An irrecoverable error has occured" (Miku was created in 2007 and when she was created EVERYONE WENT CRAZY.)

Every time I see one of those AI influencer attempts pop up, I go back and give a listen to this song. Vocaloid is the embodiment of success because of the humanity you can feel through it - AI simply cannot replicate that

Everyone just talks about how fast the song is but let’s just appreciate how amazing this song is... and how sad

*miku literally talking about how she’s just a robot and she will be forgotten* *also miku : let me dance like the princess I am 😌*

Who else in middle school (generally 2016-2018 era) believed that miku was THE TRUE AND ONLY RAP GOD and NOT eminem because of this song and the memes about it at the time

Quite literally the best song in existence. No other words needed to say.

If you think about it this song is more than Hatsune miku realizing that she is a program. No it's much more it's about Hatsune Miku releasing that she is just a system, a system that repeats itself over and over again just to please real human beings. And this makes her aware that she is nothing more than a robot. Then basically the logo of an operating system of code related "Humans" mocking what a real human is supposed to be like whom of Which has a brain emotions and full memories of things. And she realizes that whenever a song is over or a concert is over she is an automated system just to sing the same songs in different order all over again. So this song isn't about Miku being sad. It's about Miku realizing the sad truth. And whenever she tries to say what ever she really feels like a human being she breaks her system causing her to glitch out and break.

This is sad, Miku really realizes that she is a system and breaks down while her fans cheer her on. Not only that, as she collapses sideways the camera goes around her which is showing her corpse which is fucked up...

Today I found out that the inspiration behind this song was that in late 2007, Google hid a lot of the search results for Miku because so many people were searching her that they thought it was some sort of foul play. But even though that's not the case anymore, I still think this song has aged well. Here are my reasons. 1. CFM recently announced that they would be discontinuing Project Diva due to financial reasons and focusing more on Project Sekai. Vocaloid as a whole isn't dying, but it is definitely dying (or is already dead) as we know it. Vocaloid won't be the same without Project Diva because whereas then they had detailed MVs, unique songs and only the Vocaloid characters, now we have a basic mobile rhythm game with stock anime characters that has given the Cryptonloids canon personalities which I think has ruined Vocaloid since 1. it's easily accessible to everyone even young kids who have no idea what a Vocaloid is and probably won't look hard enough to find out and 2. the absence of canon personalities was what made Vocaloid personal. Perhaps the existence of the game itself isn't necessarily 'ruining' Vocaloid because some people may like the personalities they gave them, but it's really the fact there will be no more new Project Diva games and it's less accessible than Project Sekai. 2. Probably the fact that Hatsune Miku is 'no longer a Vocaloid'. I know most modern popular songs use her V4 voicebank but CFM itself literally handed her over to Piapro. This isn't my biggest point as as far as I know, her NT voicebank isn't heavily used but I still think it's symbolic of Vocaloid being dead and replaced with newer synths (which is a COMPLETELY different vibe to old Vocaloid as most of them are way too realistic and the effort it takes to tune them is decreased). However, many Vocaloids/Utauloids are getting new AI voicebanks and are being used a lot (Teto for example) which I feel like, although it probably won't *replace* Vocaloid, it probably will surpass it in terms of how much it's used. 3. Miku Expo in the USA and Europe have officially converted to LED screen for all future shows. Yes, people will say that it looks better in-person than on camera but that doesn't excuse that CFM is being lazy and uncaring. My theory is that they have got so much money from this they don't even care about Vocaloid anymore and just want money since they know many die-hard fans will buy tickets anyway. Yes people can still have a good time there because it's a place to spend time with other fans but that's it: it's the fans that are carrying Vocaloid. So basically, CFM is seeming to forget/not care about Vocaloid's roots and are prioritising money which is in turn, killing Vocaloid. This is of course being amplified by Project Sekai's popularity, especially on TikTok; the popularity of new synths; and people suddenly being fine with the changes to Miku Expo despite CFM scamming everyone and not apologising. The only people keeping old Vocaloid alive is the community, but we all need to be aware that CFM is a corrupt company.

Enenim: i got a worthy foe here Next momment Eninem: nvm, shes gone.

I love that she's dancing cutely, even though she's clearly in distress. It just makes it even more creepy, because it gives the impression that she has no control over her body, and she's being forced to dance, even though she's hurting emotionally and physically. To add to that, her movements are slightly jerky, implying that she's trying to finish the dancing quickly to make it stop, or that she's trying to push against it.

Me trying to sleep All the embarrassing things I did 4 years ago: 0:25

In a weird desolate way I relate to this song. I've always felt sub-human. I felt as if I were "mocking a mere human being" and house the illusion when all I am is hollow, feeling sorry I'll leave nothing behind.

The last lyrics "Irrecorable error" gave me shivers

when i was little i thought miku was a real person who had an animated persona and when i heard this i thought she was actually dying i cried all night i was so upset

Fun fact, this song was made in honor of a day in mid 2007, where if you clicked on any Hatsune Miku video, an error message would occur that said "An irrecoverable error has occured"

i remember when i was 10-11 and was listening to this song on my laptop and then on the ending the laptop running out of battery and i genuinely thought that she was forever gone, and years later, this song came back to me and shes still singing

“my mic isnt that bad” bros mic: 0:59

They say nothing is faster than the speed of light Miku: Hold my beer

Watching this on 1 percent helps me understand her pain

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何回聞いてもいい曲やな

Is no one gonna talk about in the beginning, she said that, “I kept on practicing, because I wanted to see your glad face.” It shows that, she only started singing for us, and maybe deep down she didn’t really feel happiness singing, she just did it for us, so she could see us with big smiles on our face.

“Your heart beats as fast as the music you listen to” Me: AAAAAAAAGGHGGHHHGHH * dies in agony *

my first ever vocaloid song ive ever dicovered…i feel a whole tsunami of nostalgia and i love it.

I remember listening to this song, before i really discovered what vocaloid was and got so upset because i thought it truely meant that this was miku’s very last song and i lvoed her sm 💀

Thanos snapped his fingers Miku: I don't feel so good. God dammit thanos

The end of ads be like : 0:27

this song will always be my favourite ♥︎ now that vocaloid is slowly becoming less popular disappearing into nothing as this song predicted, I will always love and remember mikus legacy :)

Its oddly comforting- always come back to this whenever I feel down- :)

she can sing faster than i can fail math

What if Miku is actually a person who got stuck inside the internet?

最後鳥肌ものだ…すごい…

WHY DOES THIS SONG MAKE ME CRY

Everybody: Poor Miku... Me: Miku don't dance there you'll fall

Wait, Can anyone talk about that she's standing on a building that's about to collapse--

Recuerdo q antes no entendía bn de que trataba y de igual manera me daba un sentimiento de tristeza y ahora que se perfectamente su significado se me hace super triste y me doy cuenta de que es maravilloso como Vocaloid no es solo la letra sino tmb el arte que pueden hacer con el ritmo!

GOOOOOOD THE MEMORIES, THE NOSTALGIA, THIS WAS THE EXACT VIDEO I WATCHED WHEN I WAS LIKE 8 OR 9 YRS OLD HOLYYYYYY

Miku: depressed Fans: *waving glow sticks*

This is what anime sounds like to our parents

Спустя столько времени... Я нашел этот шедевр!!)

I now remember.... This very challenging song from the time I played on my psp project diva. which was from atleast 13 years ago

Lyrics: *sad* Miku’s outfits: 😁✨💖🍬🖤🌸

Hatsune miku: has an existential crisis Also hatsune miku: hits a fat whip and nae naes

-I fucking love this song even tho its sad-

I love this song, Miku expressing so many things is such short amount of time while dancing and smiling, saying her last goodbye as fast as she can while doing what she knows: singing. She’s clearly sad but still smiling as she sings and dances, saying goodbye to us knowing she is nothing but a program, this song is so amazing and kinda creepy, it’s such a banger that express many things at an incredible speed, Miku wants to say everything she needs to say before getting “Deleted”

My internet: **freezes for a minute** The teacher's mic as soon as my internet is working again: 0:26

I love this song so much. Its about Miku realizing shes nothing more than a program that can be purchased. Shes saying a goodbye to all her fans because shes going to be deleted. The reason shes singing so fast is because she wants all her emotions and words out before she gets deleted. This song just gives me the chills. Edit: shes not actually getting deleted, its just a song!

Came back to these videos after so long, and I still adore them as Miku was a huge part of my childhood. Also, at least in this particular music video, it's somewhat more heartbreaking that Miku is constantly shifting outfits as she's singing this song, all from the past songs she's sang and other events she had a costume for. It somehow hits harder to be hit with so many memories only to have them disappear before your eyes. This song will always have me crying. Will never stop loving it. 😢😢🩵🩵🩵💙💙💙

"the disappearance of my fingers"will be a great title

Shit I remember back when Miku was first introduced to the world. That was when anime started to get the world's attention. Still clearly remember that 1 loner in my class that sits in the rear end of class and do nothing but play Osu and listen to Miku every single time I pass him. Wonder where he is now...

Hatsune Miku: 2:20 "Please let me keep singing" Also Hatsune Miku: *pauses for a few seconds before she starts singing*

i am actually crying

I'm actually practicing this song to be my last words once I kms! for now it's a fun journey to learn this song! and I cant wait for the journey to end! (yes this is a vent)

That awkward moment when your Japanese friend sings this during karaoke perfectly and everyone just stares

2012 miku: please let me keep singing 2019: Hey you might be in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics!! 2020: welp, Miku you are going to the Olympics and Coachella but you’re going in 2021

this bops like no other

After 12 year. Its going to be added in sols rng as chromatic:diva 1 in 350,000,000. Breaktrough:1 in 35,000,000,000 Thats crazy

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Miku: *sings an incredibly heartfelt song about depression and wanting to die* Also Miku: :D 💃

Love her or hate her, she speaking straight faxs.

this hit deep man