Viral Song Controversy: Full Breakdown & Transcript

[00:00] So we have bomb threats, murder threats, threats against customers that dare try to support the creator of this song, anybody that's associated with this guy's creator is getting threatened as well, and there's people lining up dates and times of when they're going to commit these acts,

[00:13] and it's causing a spiral effect to where any collaborations with the creator of the song is having their collaborations completely cancelled, notification of cancelling. This is legitimately so insane, and you're probably wondering to yourself,

[00:27] Okay, why is this happening? Obviously, nothing justifies this, but why is this happening? Well, you want to know why? It's because of this song. Yes, I'm not even joking. This is a very viral song called Lonely God's Requiem that came out three years ago with 147 million views, as you can see here on YouTube, with 2.3 million likes.

[00:49] It's a very catchy song, it's a very sweet dance, and you've probably seen this dance and song in some shape or form. There's a lot of people that have made animations of it. People have posted us on Reddit, TikTok, Instagram. They've posted on Snapchat.

[01:01] People have just danced this song continuously. It is a very popular video, very popular dance. So basically, this song that's went very viral and a lot of people really love it. I mean, it has like 140 million plus views.

[01:15] The creator of the song is now getting threats because she created the song. And the reason why this has recently spiraled out of control is because she decided or she was going to be doing a collaboration with a

[01:27] clothing brand A clothing brand that also makes clothing for kids Now let me just not sugarcoat this and explain what really going on here and the logic of what happening why these people are sending threats to this creator. So, basically, the creator of the song Lolly

[01:42] Gone Requiem, she created a song that is just straight up, it's about lollies, lollycombs, and stuff like that, and it's just a catchy little song, it talks about the talk of culture, talks about petite girls, stuff like that, that's basically what it is. And, um, more

[01:56] less it was an inside joke that just went extremely viral. And more or less because of this sexual content that a lot of people in this day and age seem very problematic or they like to say that it is reality are now trying to threaten the individual of the song that created the song and anyone

[02:13] associated with her threatening their life. So we have a typical case of people unable to separate fiction from reality and putting in more effort to go after someone over drawings or a song than

[02:26] actual real criminals, like, the people that are doing this are raging feminists, apparently, in Japan, and even on social media, that are extremely upset that this even exists, and they more or less are trying to say that this is so bad, but they will not put in the same

[02:40] amount of energy into real criminals that are committing acts, horrible acts, every single day, you can really see that it's more about virtue signaling and anything like that, it's just being, you know, trying to say, like, oh, they're better than you, or, you know,

[02:52] they feel like they're doing something, but in reality, they're not, they're just, they're They trying to act like they doing something but really they not really protecting any kids they not protecting people they not actually stopping criminals in fact they helping criminals by dethroning all resources and publicity away from them and putting it towards just things that don

[03:11] even matter, fictional content. So, yes, all this stems from basically the creator of this song going viral, the creator doing a collaboration three years later over a clothing brand, Feminist Very Upset that the clothing

[03:23] brand also makes clothing for children, and because of that, they're basically saying, oh, you know, why are you working with someone that's this problematic that made a song about lullies and stuff three years ago? You know, you can't do this. And basically the collaboration was canceled because the staff got threatened.

[03:38] And I'm just going to get into the meat and potatoes of this. I think that this is very spineless and cowardly that the actual, you know, company did this. I understand the threats are serious, but this is basically them bowing down to threats and terrorist activities,

[03:52] domestic terrorists, and not really, you know, holding their ground. It's more or less saying you can bully these companies to such a degree that they're willing to just buckle and bend, bend the knee, and, you know, throw everybody under the bus to save their own skin.

[04:05] It's a pretty sad situation. Basically, this creator just lost a massive collaboration over absolute bullshit that, you know, was just a song that was created three years ago. And the biggest takeaway from this entire situation is that this is going to cause a chilling effect.

[04:21] That exactly what it is because it like we are now seeing a continuous trend now where people even when in Japan because it been infected by the way Japan has been infected by a lot of people that are immigrating there that are trying to change the culture I talked about this with certain voice actors and localizers that are infiltrating into the country and actually radically trying to change things within

[04:44] I've made a few videos talking about this. But the point is, is that we know that Japan is getting a lot more radicalized in terms of a lot of people from the left trying to push in and change things and censor things.

[04:56] And now that this is happening to this creator, most likely this will create more of a chilling effect to where, like, petite women, for instance, just cannot be within anime, manga, or literature at all, it will just be deemed too problematic and too risky, that's what is happening here,

[05:11] and this is going to continue the continuous escalation of censorship throughout anime and manga, and I hate to see it, man, like, this is legitimately terrible and insane news, and I just, like, it's grim, this is very grim news, like, I'm just going to say, like, this is actually

[05:26] a very chilling moment because this isn't going to just stop it here on this creator this creator of a song this will affect everything within Japan and the fact that the company is willing

[05:38] to bow down like this it's going to cause other companies potentially to follow suit as well not good at all especially when this creator makes such a viral video that has over 140 million views

[05:50] absolutely insane and the fact that they're allowing this to happen and they're buckling and bending to people, sending, like, bomb threats and murder threats, it's just unhinged, man, but I'm gonna leave it at that, tell me your thoughts in the comments below, if you enjoy my content,

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