One media in the UK named BBC News predicts Hatsune Miku is a new idol in the future loh. Wow why so?
In the modern era with sophisticated technology here and there, who does not know the virtual star nan sophisticated and certainly not real named Hatsune Miku?
Miku which is one character from a popular voice processing application that is Vocaloid is no doubt the level of its popularity. Starting from a small community in Nico Nico Douga in Japan the popularity of Miku continues to climb from year to year and gives its influence to the world of pop culture around the world.
The popularity of Hatsune Miku itself is seen from his worldwide appearance that is able to attract many audiences around the world to see the appearance of an unreal singer. The vision that we can only see in the science fiction movie about virtual singer or idol is getting more and more real in the world now.
The popularity makes one of BBC Music's writers on BBC Music named Paul Glynn claim that Hatsune Miku could become a new idol worldwide in 2018 even though he is not real.
The popularity of Hatsune Miku itself is seen from his worldwide appearance that is able to attract many audiences around the world to see the appearance of an unreal singer. The vision that we can only see in the science fiction movie about virtual singer or idol is getting more and more real in the world now.
BBC Music's writers on BBC Music named Paul Glynn claim that Hatsune Miku could become a new idol worldwide in 2018 even though he is not real.
With the increasingly rapid technological advances and new technologies always appear every day especially in terms of virtual experience. It is not impossible for Paul's prophecy to be real in the next two or three years.
Hayo, among you still have a likes with virtual idols like Hatsune Miku?