Weekly VocaRan #148 – Shake that booty!!!

Weekly VocaRan #148 – Shake that booty!!!
Voca-On!
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Vocaloid NND Weekly Ranking
Weekly Vocaloid Ranking #147 “Unselected”

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Oh wait, what? Is it VocaRan time already? Huh, time sure flies fast when you’ve been doing nothing but stare at MEIKO’s tush 24/7… Y’know what? Lemme just embed that in here so you guys could also be hypnotized by MEIKO’s booty.

…Now that I got that out of the way, let’s get on with the rankings… which I am terrified to watch now, since a certain song just hit a million views on NND, and I fear that I might punch a hole in my new 21.6″ LCD monitor. I’ll need a MyList first before I tread into these silent waters.

*ahem* Not yet DK… it’s at under 100 away now, though. I’m F5’ing at the speed of light on this one. Now it is! Congratulations!!

Naho’s Opening Statement:

The time has come for this week’s VocaRan!

DIVA 2nd has finally been released…! Also, July 31st was Gakupo-sama’s second anniversary! Happy birthday, Gakupo!

Now then, this week’s ranking is very very interesting… With Gakupo’s birthday, and it’s just before Comiket, and the MMD Cup starting up again, we should have a lot of variety in our lineup this week.

And with that, let’s go have a look at the ranking, shall we? This week as well, from 30, it’s time to start!

Notes:

-Editors: Holocauxt, DTKel, Joe Mello, deztora, rebecca, redemtion2, GreenSage , descent87, bunnychan
-Song Stats: Up (↑), Down (↓), Unmoved (→), Unranked (–), New (!!)

  • THIS WEEK IN HISTORY: (WVR #95)
    This spot is for a look back at the VocaRan one year before. Here are the top five songs from that week.

    • H5: Not my favorite Vocaloid song, rather my favorite song of all time! Touching and lovely. One of DECO*27’s best.
    • H4: One, two, three, four… if it’s fifth in next week’s history, I’m gonna call shenanigans.
    • H3: One of my favorite Gakupo songs. Why can’t more songs like this be made?
    • H2: <no comment>
    • H1: One of the best Luka songs to date. I don’t know why this isn’t more popular– oh wait, yes I do… people don’t like trance. Russian, wide world of vocaloids indeed.
  • #3: 【初音ミク(40㍍)】 トリノコシティ 【オリジナル】 (!!)
    I really like the bass guitar and piano combination in the verses.  It’s almost a shame to have the other instruments added in. Classic 40㍍, nice pic as well.
  • #2: 【初音ミク】家に帰ると妻が必ず死んだふりをしています。 (↑117)
    Hey, it’s Steve Martin!
  • #1: 【神威がくぽ・他】ヴェノマニア公の狂気【中世物語風オリジナル】 (!!)
    Okay, I’ll admit that the lyrics are hard to follow and aren’t exactly melodious, but  the instrumentation is awesome, and lord is this pretty to look at. The universe likes me lately. Okay, Len song number one next week! Make it happen, please and thank you! Mothy Magic and good PV, no wonder Tailor shop also got bumped up. So much Miku hate in the comments, lol she is in this song stupids! Admire P’s instead. This is great Gakupo work. Awesome everything here!

In Other Vocaloid News:

A concept album that follows the progression from the “birth” to the “disappearance” and “passionate song”, “Hatsune Miku no Shoushitsu / cosMo@暴走P feat. Hatsune Miku” will be released by EXIT TUNES on August 4th.

The 5th MMD Cup has begun and is gaining ground. August will be another month filled with various events! It’s so exciting, isn’t it?

With that, here’s the rest from this week, from 31 onward.

Final Thoughts/Analysis:

There’s something…right (for lack of a better term) about Gakupo songs oozing visual kei style.  I wish it didn’t feel so rare in Vocaloid songs.  I mean, yeah, you’re free to do whatever you want with the software, but this guy was the front man for Malice Mizer!  Show some respect!

Yay, Lots of new stuff this week. Mosaic Roll had a great run but out top 3 were all deserving and the fall should be expected. Both of Luka’s Dancefloor songs were awesome and even the History brought back good memories, a good week.

…And so with that, we end this week’s Vocaloid Ranking review. Please join us again next week when Meiko hosts a pants off dance off.

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