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Puuuuunk

★Kowase Kowase/ Break it, Break it 【ELVN】

nyanbinary010101

im 17 now and i have to take the time to change all my tumblr blogs to ‘robin/17/uk’ now tut tut

nyanbinary010101

robin shut the fuck up ur nearly 20 now oh god

nyanbinary010101

i logged back onto this tumblr update robin turned 20

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If gays go to turbo-hell and cars go to heaven, tell me Will, in what afterlife would we find those two trucks having sex?

nyanbinary010101

im 17 now and i have to take the time to change all my tumblr blogs to ‘robin/17/uk’ now tut tut

nyanbinary010101

robin shut the fuck up ur nearly 20 now oh god

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dramacrimes

lovecore miku icons!! happy birthday to the creator of minecraft!! 💞💞💞

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watch out sans undertale miku is gonna get you

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Now that Miku is becoming more mainstream

It is important that anybody new to vocaloid or even veteran fans understand something VERY important:

Miku is an instrument, a tool, a program. A song cannot be "by" Hatsune Miku. By saying this you are refusing to credit the talented producer who made that song. Miku and any other vocaloid singer is a guest singer technically. If you're going to formally address a song, format it like this:

Rolling Girl by Wowaka ft. Hatsune Miku.

Specifically using Rolling Girl as an example because the producer, Wowaka, stopped making music with vocaloid because he wasn't being credited for his work. Nobody recognized his music as HIS music. It was all "Miku's music".

So please, if you plan on saying who the song is by, do not say the song was by Miku or Rin or whoever is singing, take the few seconds it takes to look up the song's producer and give them the credit they deserve.