/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>15037112
I hate this too, but what can you expect? Crypton marketed heavily towards teen weebs, understably their best chance to break into the western scene. In japan, vocaloid caught on with musicians who in turn saw a chance to attract audiences with miku's cuteness and popularity. However, most are not actually that interested in miku so much as promoting their own style of music, which lead to more variety in japanese vocaloid genres. Here, it's a bunch of teens with no real musical talent or vision who can only manage edm/trance because it's comparitively easy. And they have no real world experience yet, so all they know is how to be edgy.