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Miku Hatsune 

Miku Hatsune is a vocaloid singing synthesizer created by Crypton Media with the voice of an adolescant girl. She has long aquamarine hair tied in twin tails, wears a combination schoolgirl/spy outfit, and has an '01' tatoo on her arm, representing that she was the first in the 'Vocaloid 2' series.

Her voice-bank was provided by Saki Fujita. Her name comes from first (初), sound (音) and future (ミク), so 初音ミク, or Hatsune Miku, is the result.

She is one of the most popular of the vocaloids, and her character item is a leek, due to the appearance of a superdeformed version of herself spinning a leek in her cover of the Finnish song 'Ievan Polkka'.
"Who's you're favourite of the vocaloids?"
"Hmm, it would have to be Miku Hatsune. She has such a nice voice!!"
Miku Hatsune by A Vocaloid Fan August 21, 2011
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Hatsune Miku 

A digital singer popular worldwide, primarily Japan. She is voiced by the bilingual Voice synthesizer series VOCALOID which are made by numerous companies. She was meant to just be used for back up vocals in songs but soon became her own artist. There are many others like her the most popular ones being Meiko, Kaito, Megurine Luka, and the Kagamine twins Rin and Len. All of which were made by the same company that created her, Crypton Future Media. Anyone can make her sing a song by imputing a melody and lyrics. She's spawned a series of rhythm games for the PSP, PS Vita, and the PS3/PS4 titled Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA.

She sings many different genres from rock to electro pop. Some popular songs are Rolling Girl, Yellow, Matryoshka, Unhappy Refrain, Two Breaths Walking and World is Mine. Due to her fame, Crypton has had live concerts which include all of the vocaloids which were listed above. She and her fellow performers sing in a holographic projection with a live band. Each concert have the lights off to make it seem more realistic and have special effects such as lasers and fog machines and flower petals falling from the ceiling. Typically the audience have glow sticks and swing then synchronized to the beat of the song. Her songs typically are about life and love and can get rather dark since anyone can purchase her and publish a song freely.
Friend 1: "Hatsune Miku's songs have really depth meanings and make us cry....Alice was such a sad song :'("
Friend 2: "Yeah :'( whats sadder is Glass Wall since she isn't actually real."
Friend 1: "NOOOOOOOO!! the feels man :'C"

Hatsune Miku 

Our lord and saviour. All hail Hatsune Miku.
Person A: “Are you going to Hatsune Miku’s concert this year?”
Person B: “Of course I am! I must sacrifice my blood for my queen.”
Hatsune Miku by enustah July 24, 2021

Hatsune Miku 

A virtual pop star made by Crypton Future Media and Yamaha. She is a vocaloid, a program used to synthesize singing.
Hatsune Miku is my favorite singer!
Hatsune Miku by moshikyuu December 1, 2019

Hatsune Miku 

A leader of a Japanese music trend, Hatsune Miku is a vocaloid. A vocaloid is like a musical instrument in a way, where you can create a vocal track for a song. This instrument is given a persona as the vocaloid software simulates a voice. Hatsune Miku is the first vocaloid in the vocaloid 2 range, so her voice is not as smooth as some later vocaloids. Fans of Miku make songs and music videos, but few are released officially outside of Japan.

Hatsune Miku is pictured as a 16 year old girl with blue anime eyes and long blue hair split into two long (reaching her knees long!) ponytails. She always has headphones on, and her usual outfit resembles a school uniform. Roughly translated, her name means 'first sound of the future'

Her more popular songs include 'love is war', 'world is mine' and 'po pi po'. She is also pictured with leeks alot as they were included in her 'po pi po' video, and have been associated with her since. She has previously performed live as a hologram with a live band.
person 1:"hey dude, what ya listening to?"
person 2:"Hatsune Miku. It's vocaloid"
person 1: *listens* "wait, that's in Japanese.... this is kinda good"
Hatsune Miku by vocaloidaddict April 29, 2012

Hatsune Miku 

A famous VOCALOID artist in Japan who is in her teens - she created many Japanese songs that are currently very famous in Japan and North America - 2 of them are Worlds End Dancehall and Matryoshka (Russian doll)
Asian guy: Have you heard of Hatsune Miku?

American guy: Nope. Why?

Asian guy: ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME? SHE'S AWESOME!
Hatsune Miku by Urbanman630 January 9, 2011

hatsune miku's popipo day 

i had this idea in the shower ;-;
basically on December 11 (when popipo by lamazeP was made) we will have fruits and vegetables as our main food for a day. of course, we can eat meat and dairy and all of that stuff, but we mainly eat fruits and veggies on this day. you don't have to do this though, it is all up to you. :)
"hey man, it's hatsune miku's popipo day!! i bet you $50 bucks that i can eat more fruits and veggies than you!"
"bet!"
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