You, sir, just proven to be a gigantic retard who didn’t even …

• Tags: Hatsune Miku, Mass Media, Music, Otaku, USA, Vocaloid
  

Comment on CBS: Hatsune Miku “World’s Fakest Pop Star” by Anonymous:

You, sir, just proven to be a gigantic retard who didn’t even read a word of what I wrote. and I DO have a girfriend in real life, unlike you.
I don’t generalize here, but you just prove how stupid you are for spouting such nonsense. I’m not even worshiping anyone, you freak.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• CBS: Hatsune Miku “World’s Fakest Pop Star”:
  

  i just want to add a few facts 1 Vocaloid was started in the U.S. 2 California hosted the first american show which sold-out 3 the term fat is mainly directed back to the U.S. so all comments regarding Japanese over-weights, only Asian supporters, and Asian fantasies are void.

• CBS: Hatsune Miku “World’s Fakest Pop Star”:
  

  u went from the solution back into the problem…

• CBS: Hatsune Miku “World’s Fakest Pop Star”:
  

  hey now i like miku and am religious not all of us are bad just left side extreamests

• CBS: Hatsune Miku “World’s Fakest Pop Star”:
  

  u do you put ur 2 cents in

• CBS: Hatsune Miku “World’s Fakest Pop Star”:
  

  the ever expanding pockets

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  More of Hachiman’s internal monologue regarding his cynical view of the world? Fantastic! I eagerly await it.

• Japan Plans “Marines, Drones & Carriers”:
  

  YOU MUST BE A FKN RETARD IF YOU BELIEVE THAT. “KOREA WAS NEVER INVADED.” KILL YOURSELF IF YOU THINK THAT YOU FKN JAPANESE MAGGOT. GET ERASED. IF ANYTHING I WILL BECOME THE NEW REICH AND FKN ERASE RETARDS LIKE YOU FROM THIS EARTH.

• Hollywood’s All You Need Is Kill “May Not Be Bad”:
  

  just as I thought, “All you need is kill” a title of manga I had read before the hero use melee weapon rather than gun and the enemy looks like a ball

• Hollywood’s All You Need Is Kill “May Not Be Bad”:
  

  Eh who really cares. When it all boils down to it, just take pieces of references from other J-sources and try to pass it off as a good movie. Case in point, Pacific Rim: One part Evangelion, one part Gundam, and one part Godzilla Gullermo Del Toro has even stated he’s somewhat of an otaku so yeah, definitely an influence in Hollywood today.

• Hollywood’s All You Need Is Kill “May Not Be Bad”:
  

  Korean City Hunter anyone？