@milqus At the end of the day, all this chaos—whether it's AI voicebanks or pirated projects—stems from deep dissatisfaction with the current state of the official products
@milqus Great chart! But honestly, this misconception is inevitable and almost impossible to correct. It's driven by historical inertia. Since UTAU Teto used Sen's design for so long, people naturally associate it with 'UTAU'
@milqus Exactly this. I've even seen comments on SynthV covers using Sen's design saying, 'Why is this SynthV using a UTAU design? This is misleading!'
@W4CHI1410 but it didn't help KAFU build up a comparable level of fame; most people simply treat it as an ordinary meme song. Therefore, the question of why Teto possesses such a strong sense of subjectivity (agency) within meme songs is something that requires deeper reflection
@W4CHI1410 as far as I know, KAFU also has this kind of song, such as Curry Udon Riot (カレーうどん狂騒曲) by Minami no Minami. It did gain considerable popularity on YouTube and Niconico
@SkyeButShadow This is undoubtedly sad, because there is nothing you can do except get angry. Fortunately, however, Teto will not stop moving forward because of these things
@SkyeButShadow In fact, there are relatively few haters compared with the huge fan base, but some fans are always drawn in by their provocative comments and go over to argue, only to have the haters seize on their mistakes and mock them
@CrovalOriginal Los incidentes graves suelen originarse en la periferia de la comunidad, que siempre atrae a esos haters a publicar comentarios provocadores, y luego los fans salen a discutir y se genera odio mutuo; eso no vale la pena en absoluto
@garcygoober I agree, but Teto has survived over a decade, and her fanbase is massive. We don't need to fight everyone who hates her; we just need to vibe with the good stuff and correct them when they spread actual lies.