
In Tokyo, a man spent over 17,000 dollars to marry a hologram.
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An anime-style vocaloid pop star is a fictional character (anime-style) paired with synthesized singing software(Vocaloid). The most famous example? Hatsune Miku.Here’s how it breaks down:
- Anime-style: She looks like a typical anime character—big eyes, colorful hair (turquoise, in Miku’s case), futuristic clothes.
- Vocaloid: This is a software developed by Yamaha that lets users create songs by typing lyrics and melodies. The software uses pre-recorded vocals to "sing"—Miku’s voice was created using samples from a real singer.
- Pop Star: Even though she’s not real, she’s released albums, appeared in commercials, and performed sold-out liveconcerts as a hologram.
Brain Bamboozle
Too convincing to be false – or too absurd to be true?
Each episode of Brain Bamboozle delivers a perfectly crafted mix of surprising truths and masterful nonsense, blurring the line between reality and deception. It’s a mind-bending journey where bizarre facts and clever fabrications intertwine—can you separate fact from fiction?
Some stories are pure invention, while others hide astonishing facts—challenging your ability to separate truth from illusion.
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