Mind. Blown.

[video=youtube;xcZJqiUrbnI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcZJqiUrbnI[/video]

DEM LEGS, MANG

But yeah.

Proving today's singers are so bad that a robot could replace them.

Proving today's singers are so bad that a robot could replace them.

..The rise of Hatsune Miku and her future clones will come!

Didn't they already have things like this, except with Holograms?

I'm not too impressed yet.

If they can get an android to dance around like those girls, I'll be impressed. Until then, a standing, barely moving robot that projects a pre-recorded song isn't too impressive. At least, I don't find it to be.

Didn't they already have things like this, except with Holograms?

I'm not too impressed yet.

If they can get an android to dance around like those girls, I'll be impressed. Until then, a standing, barely moving robot that projects a pre-recorded song isn't too impressive. At least, I don't find it to be.

Holograms has been done for quite some time, even before Hatsune Miku became more widely known on a global scale. In fact, a band known as "Gorillaz" has been doing that for a while before the trend. You don't see a lot of shops trying to sell robots, right? I doubt it'll happen for a very long time. But anyways, looking forward to the future of singers.

PS: Somewhat relevant, London newspaper:

Friggin JAPANESE PEOPLE

All that time they spent creating a dream maid robot could be spent curing cancer or solving world hunger

Friggin JAPANESE PEOPLE

All that time they spent creating a dream maid robot could be spent curing cancer or solving world hunger

Hey, they're creating the lovely anime we're all watching. Ore no Imouto. I'm not complaining. :3

:3

:3

:3

I can just see it now...

Singer: I can't perform today, send out my robot.

I could have sworn this was posted a week or two ago. I am half awake, so iunno.

I could have sworn this was posted a week or two ago. I am half awake, so iunno.

http://www.southperry.net/showthread.php?t=33208

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What's funny is that Omni posted in that thread.

http://www.southperry.net/showthread.php?t=33208

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What's funny is that Omni posted in that thread.

I'm reposting because it's awesome.

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Holograms has been done for quite some time, even before Hatsune Miku became more widely known on a global scale. In fact, a band known as "Gorillaz" has been doing that for a while before the trend. You don't see a lot of shops trying to sell robots, right? I doubt it'll happen for a very long time. But anyways, looking forward to the future of singers.

PS: Somewhat relevant, London newspaper:

Alburn never tried the hologram idea, it costed too much money from what I've heard.

I, for one, welcome our new singing female robot overlords.

SEE !!! Look at what they're doing

[video=youtube;vVkuSGYPTcw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVkuSGYPTcw&feature=related[/video]

Hatsune Miku looks weird with that face . . . . . THE MOENESS = GONE