Hololive Vtuber Live-stream Volume 1

I can see myself in the twitch chat yapping 🥰

Huh never knew Rirka had Tokyo Shandy cover, speaking of that song, has anyone requested KAF stuff? I use to listen to her before I got into Hololive, her singing style is so unique.

The highlights popped on my YT and I knew that I have to suscribe to watch the full video. Love all the Hololive content. Great reactions!

I'm so glad you've discovered Hakka. His work is always so amazing and truly his voice is SO versatile. The man knows what he's doing. If you ever get a chance to check out his original works, please give them a listen! (Especially Omen of Crows, it's my favorite) Also fun fact: He recorded the cover for Palette in his new apartment and didn't get a noise complaint until he was working on something else lol Edit: I hadn't gotten to your comment about his karaokes until after but he has plenty of archived karaoke streams, including a metal karaoke that actually just happened a couple days ago. His range mostly sticks to vocaloid tracks and metal, but he is a true musician and can sing anything he puts his mind to.

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Thank you Tim! This was a blast to watch! I hope you do more of these streams. You still have so many amazingly talented artists to discover on that wheel! And I really, REALLY hope "A Million Miles Away" by Hakos Baelz made the list, because I guarantee you will love it!

I just relized you manually click the [CC] button. You can just press 'C' on your keyboard to turn closed captions on or off I'm surprised nobody talked about the Mio step when you were reacting to 'Howling' On the note of Howling, I find Mio has a very quick natural vibrato which gives her a more JP classic sound.

This was a great assortment of songs, and for reference, the song culture Vtubers are growing from is Utaite culture. Utaite are a culture of people who sing online and cover a variety of genres looking to build a fanbase and get scouted. It's another rabbit hole of singers and music covers, but coming back around, I can't wait until you start branching into other vtubing agencies and singers. I have to highly recommend the agency Stellive, a korean agency that has some really talented singers. Akane Lize is a great singer, and did amazing covers of Viva la Vida and Drowning, and Airi Kanna (Ret.) was another great voice that collabed with Lize often and did more power ballad-types of music.

Hololive has released some risque songs, Justice did a cover of Måneskin - I want to be your slave, and Marine has the original song - I want to be your treasure box, that played on the radio despite having moaning and very suspicious lyrics.

Wish I could have watched live, but was awesome an selection so far. Hope to keep seeing more!

If you're ever intend on deep diving into Ina's song TAKO∞TAKOVER again (or any more of her music really), I strongly recommend watching her performance of it during her concert "Drawn to Dawn". It is up on her YT channel and within the free portion of the concert. Full of crowd energy and fun to watch!

Fubuki's song "SAY!" is my favorite of hers. BTW, Houshou Marine is also an AMAZING artist. She and Ina are their two best illustrators.

I’m actually really happy a Riona song was picked. She is definitely an underrated talent that just needs to get her confidence up and get more used to being social with everyone and not so shy. She can sing well and rap well. Hopefully her interacting with Calli more and more will help her

A couple of easter eggs about Gigi's Confessions of a Rotten Girl cover: everyone in chat is saying the melody comes from Moonlight Sonata but it actually is from the 3rd movement of Beethoven's Sonata Pathétique. (Some of the backing track does reference Moonlight Sonata too, but the sung melody does not) At one point you can see Gigi holding a "Yaoi Note", I was hoping Tim would notice it as a reference to Death Note but he was looking away in that moment. "Yaoi" is an otaku term for gay romance (on the flip side "Yuri" refers to lesbian romance), usually as a genre descriptor for manga, but it can be used in a wider context too. The whole song is about the singer's obsession with reading yaoi, so she is writing in her "yaoi note" to make her yaoi wishes come true, I suppose :3

Was hard to convey during the stream for obvious reasons. I wanted to explain Ina's song Violet as it's an incredible song. She debuted at the height of the pandemic in 2020 along with the other girls of Myth. They never actually got to meet in person for a year, they had been working, streaming, playing and becoming close friends that entire time but never got it meet. The song Violet came from Ina wanting to put those feelings of longing to meet her new friends in person and give them a big hug. They took those feelings and translated them into her characters lore of being a human forced to be immortal by an eldritch god. The song is about an intense sense of longing she has for a person she no longer remembers. As the song goes on and time passes she forgets them more and more yet the feelings never fade.

These streams really seem like a good way for you to get to introduce yourself to the wide varieties of talents that holo has. They have crazy talented singers, to people that really only care much about the streaming and others that are crazy dancers or artists. Can give you a quick glimpse to find some people that you like. Looking forward to your next holo stream. Hopefully not too far in the future. We will have the wheel ready for you again for the next one.