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    LMAO @Ground

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    Creasy

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    Is this like one of those virtual artist?

  • Nov 9, 2020

    this hard as s*** ngl

  • Nov 9, 2020

    Robots taking our Jorrrrrbs

  • Nov 9, 2020
    Ooo

    LMAO @Ground

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  • i dont get it

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    These virtual artists creep me the f*** out and not in a “oh they’re so real” way

  • Nov 9, 2020

    I'm out

  • No

  • “we don’t need _ __ on our roster, have the product department make some queer-signaling AI and push that on our socials”

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    Weeb s***

  • Nov 9, 2020

    keep

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    babylon sherm

    These virtual artists creep me the f*** out and not in a “oh they’re so real” way

    How come?

  • HARD

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    Tomo

    How come?

    It doesn’t sit well with me that most “virtual people” (not just music acts but also the fake influencers, public relations ARGs, etc) I see come off as queer-bait that homogenates modern gay/trans internet culture into marketable aesthetic and seems to take the place of an actual living individual who could do whatever these firms are attempting to do more authentically. I don’t search for these things explicitly to be clear but from what I get out of cultural osmosis I haven’t really seen an exception to the rule. Maybe SOPHIE? But they stopped the “I’m a digital idea, not a person!” shtick, I would guess for the same reason I was talking about above

  • Nov 9, 2020

    This is unironically hard as bricks

  • Nov 9, 2020

    Bro this virtual musician s*** is wild

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    is this hatsune miku