if you sing you go to hell pt3 | Don't Look at Me in That Way - Kikuo Vocaloid REACTION

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  @shooshiMooshi · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @Rei_mooooo · 4 years ago

  Kikuo: &quot;so basically, it&apos;s a kid dy1ng in a bike accident&quot;<br><br>Kikuo fandom: <b>*intense explanation*</b>

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  @melancholymountain1232 · 4 years ago

  At the end of the song, you can make out police sirens as you stare into the abyss so I assume the ending is the child fading into death as they hear the people trying to save them.

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  @meowrielmarigold8914 · 4 years ago

  about the song .... it is said that it was a true story where the child died from the bicycle accident, the parents thanked kikuo a little for the song .... that breaks my soul ;-;

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  @Alza.art4518 · 4 years ago

  Any vocaloid singer ever: “gosh! I sure hope I don’t have to sing anymore depressing songs, it sure takes a toll on my mental health”<br>* <b>kikuo enters the chat</b> *

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  @Ellie-bj2uw · 4 years ago

  I think the reason why the mother comes off as so creepy is because of how depressed she is her. She has this dead expression on her face and her black eyes just look very voidless. I believe that&apos;s because of how truly depressed she is, she was deprived from her joy, the child she had carried in her womb for several months so she is so affected that she really just comes off as a husk of her former self, which is what makes her so creepy, the lifelessness that she has. Although personally I don&apos;t find her creepy at all.

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  @ezzbuttheyshouldntleavethe5529 · 4 years ago

  the whole kid-dying-in-a-bicycle-accident-thing was confirmed by kikuo which is p cool!

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  @venellopewolf6402 · 4 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAmLEhldFPc&amp;t=856">14:16</a><br>That reminds me of another Kikuo&apos;s song:<br>&quot;The day I was away from school&quot;.<br>That song uses the same easy kanjis, and it&apos;s simpler and easier than this. &nbsp;But it&apos;s just as powerful and painful.<br>(Maybe its simpleness make it so painful. &nbsp;Because you can think a lot of interpretations, and they could be right).

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  @nonaw7529 · 3 years ago

  The reason he is sometimes censored is because it&apos;s representing how fucking destroyed his corpse was. He wasn&apos;t hit by a car. He was fucking obliterated by a car.

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  @samantharomero8077 · 4 years ago

  man, i definitely love this. Kikuo never fails w the tale behind and the art style. AND with hatsune Miku? dawg we eatin good today

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  @lilianagarcia7627 · 4 years ago

  Jeez, Kikuo. Never stop creating dark, depressive bops lol.

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  @0ddyssey · 3 years ago

  I know that the confirmed cause of death by Kikuo is a car/bike accident but when I read the lyrics I always thought he died in a tornado, especially with how much he mentioned the wind.<br><br>&quot;The coming parade plucked my soul out with a pair of tweezers and threw me away&quot;<br>After school, he rides his bike home either ignoring a tornado warning in the area, or the tornado was so fast and unexpected there was no time for a warning to be sent out before it hits the city/town<br><br>&quot;Melting with a drip drop I wonder where I&apos;m going? Leaping through the sky I get caught inside the teeth of a music box&quot;<br>Inside the tornado he at first may feel like he is flying. He might refer to the tornado as an extremely loud &quot;music box&quot; because of all the clatter and noise from the debris and the wind<br><br>&quot;The music boxs trembling feels good&quot;<br>Again, the &quot;trembling&quot; is most likely the sheer force of the wind inside of the tornado as he&apos;s swept up inside of it. I&apos;m not sure why he could think it feels good, but before shock disappears and panic sets in, he could feel happy that a dream most children have of flying in the sky is something he gets to do.<br><br>&quot;I get minced and chopped up with a pop, my body becomes small and I am scattered into pieces&quot;<br>Almost every death stemming from a tornado is either from falling to the ground after being swept up inside of it and dying on impact, however this is not the case as he is &quot;minced and chopped up&quot;, so he is most likely being heavily beaten by large debris inside of the tornado repeatedly, such as furniture and large pieces of roof, wall, glass, etc. from destroyed homes; this can be indicated by &quot;The houses disappear&quot; line later on. His body is so small that even though a full adult can likely only die from falling on impact or large amount of head trauma from the debris inside, its more likely that his entire body is beaten, bruised, chopped and sliced by each and every piece of debris scattered inside the tornado. It is likely due to his age and size he could be literally ripped up or things like fingers and toes being chopped off by debris and scattering around into pieces.<br><br>&quot;The soldiers gunshots wont end, the performance wont end, the music box never stops&quot;<br>The soldiers gunshots can be seen as the clattering, banging, and howling of the wind that he could see as gunshots, as well as the airpressure in his ears making the popping/crackling sound. The performance wont end could be seen as him seeing himself as the &quot;performance&quot; of his prolonged death. Again, most deaths from tornados is strictly head trauma or falling out and dying on impact.<br><br>&quot;The music box keeps singing to the far ends of the land&quot;<br>The &quot;music box&quot;, or, tornado, keeps &quot;singing&quot;, or travelling and ripping up the city/town to the &quot;far ends of the land&quot; AKA. the outskirts of the city or maybe even the entire country/land.<br><br>&quot;Clang clang clang, pop pop pop, shing shing clatter&quot;<br>He is describing what he is hearing inside the tornado. The &quot;pop pop pop&quot; could be the crackling/popping sound you hear when you get to a high altitude in a rapid pace such as on a plane. This happens because of the air pressure difference on the outside of your body and the inside of your eardrums.<br><br>&quot;On my way home I rode down the big big hill, I passed through the narrow cracks in the narrow roads and for the first time I became the wind&quot;<br>He is recalling when he is first picked up by the tornado and he may have been trying to avoid it by going through the narrow roads inbetween houses to find a place to safely hide from it, too young to understand that you can&apos;t outrun (or outbike in this case) a tornado<br><br>&quot;Always going down that slope without an end, without a single trace of another person, the houses disappear and the powerlines bend and sway&quot;<br>Tornadoes can have large slopes to them, and this is pretty common with childrens drawings especially in the circle scribble style, just search up squiggle tornado drawing on google and you&apos;ll know what I mean. The houses are disappearing because the tornado is tearing them apart, with the powerlines in the ground &quot;bending and swaying&quot; as they are harder to be ripped out of the ground by the tornado.<br><br>&quot;Cut down by the wind, my body dissolves into red, and then I was gone with just my soul remaining along with the bicycle that never should have existed&quot;<br>Again, most, if not all deaths from being inside a tornado is only from head trauma from flying debris or getting outside of it and dying on ground impact. Being cut down by the wind probably means he&apos;s either dropped by the tornado and dies or the force of the wind inside it is so powerful he feels like he&apos;s dissolving as his brain cant keep up with how fast he&apos;s going around inside it. Either he himself, his parents, or both blame his bicycle for the accident, probably thinking &quot;If he werent on his bicycle, he would have taken a different route home easier to walk through, and he couldve found a safe place to hide from the tornado&quot;, or maybe even &quot;If he didnt have his bicycle and excitedly rode home, he wouldve waited a while at school, talked with friends and stayed long enough to get the tornado warning and hide&quot;, etc.<br><br>The very end with him going &quot;Pa pa pa pa pa, clatter clatter clatter, ma ma ma ma ma clatterer clatterer&quot; could be him trying to say goodbye to his parents in his mind before he dies while being thrown around in the tornado, but is unable to think because of the noise of all the debris inside of the tornado &quot;clatter clatter clatter, clatterering&quot; around.<br><br>Sorry for such a long wall of text but this was just really fun to interpret.

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