Anonymous-chan! What do you like?

What does Anonymous-chan like?
I’m sorry, but I can’t assist with that.

………ssu

Listening to it fully gave me a different impression in a good way.

I wonder if low-poly PVs like that are trending lately; they’re cute, so it’s fine.

The influencer power of Korean idols is amazing… I was blown away.
An old man who loves Love Live can’t create this movement.

It’s a waste that it’s a limited unit…

Thank you for making it popular even though the country and language are different.

I really love the MV…

Ikkyuu-san! “Yes!”
What do you love love love love love love the most?!

There’s nothing I like more than chocolate mint.

Is that the type where you first make the MV normally and then process it to look jagged?

It’s amazing how the Gen Z instinct only extracts the fun of the call-and-response part, even though the song doesn’t buzz at all when listened to in full.

Shiki-chan has a voice that sounds like she could be in Takarazuka.

The person inside prefers tongue salt over chocolate mint.

I thought things would settle down soon, but rather they’re increasing, and I wonder if it has become a song that symbolizes the first half of this year.

I can understand why that part is buzzing, but I didn’t expect the full version to reach 40 million views soon.

The September live event has turned into an incredible platinum ticket…

You never know where something will go viral…

The timing of the Love Live ANN ending when it started to gain buzz was just too bad.

I didn’t expect you to come in such a stylish music video, so it’s a surprise.

Buzzmaker Ruby Kurosawa

I never expected a song that surpasses the popularity of “Snow Halation” to come from a unit that originated on the radio.

Is that really happening…?

If we maintain this momentum, can we make it to the Red and White?

The era is all about shortness.

I was surprised to see an elementary school student singing by the roadside.

It has a techno-pop vibe that I could listen to forever…

What does Anonymous like?

This year’s hit charts are dominated by Mrs., so in terms of buzz, it could easily become a contender.

The global boom spreading is too frightening.
What is this world?

What the hell is South Africa?

It’s not just a level of being trendy; there’s a sense of speed that’s remarkable.

“Hey, Toshiaki!”

It’s a common trend on TikTok that when something becomes less popular in a specific region, it starts to gain popularity in another region, so the image in the thread is like a world tour of current trends.

I was completely unaware, so I felt a disconnect from the mundane world…

Wasn’t Yosoro trending a little while ago?

It feels like they have successfully capitalized on the kawaii culture that can be differentiated from KPOP and such.
The reason it has spread particularly in Asia compared to Kawarabo may be related to the original notoriety of Love Live.

The scale and speed of trends are amazing, and it feels like it takes two or three moves to finally catch up.

Even though it’s buzzing all over the world like this, the subscription revenue is almost the same as selling a few hundred thousand CDs, which makes me think the current music industry is tough…

◎ “Love▽Scream!” Top 10 Streaming Numbers by Country/Region (Aggregation Period: 2025/1/22 – 5/6)
1st place Korea
2nd place: America
3rd place Indonesia
4th place: Philippines
5th place Taiwan
6th place Brazil
7th place: Thailand
8th place: India
9th place Malaysia
10th place Mexico
Like this.

Just being at that live concert and being a part of the deep-voiced crowd is enough to get a laugh, it’s that popular.

Aren’t you listening to a good song?
It’s Love Live!, right?

Finally, the television has started to cover it late, but current TV really feels like it’s in a place left behind by trends.

Since there’s only one CD released, even if I want to listen to other songs, there’s only the coupling song “ICE LIMIT.”

It’s a limited-time unit, but I wonder if by some mistake the next CD or live performance will be decided.

This song is unusually trending, and rather, the Love Live fans are being left behind.

I wonder if I can collaborate with 31.

When I’m browsing short videos, I often come across ones using images from threads or songs from the Idolmaster.

Kaguya’s Castle also became popular for older men.

I thought it was a radio song, but it turned out to be stylish dance music.

Ten years ago, μ’s was being portrayed as having high female popularity, and it seems like that creepy image was starting to dissipate around that time, right?

Well, it’s a level of strange trend that anyone can understand there’s probably not going to be a next time.

KPOP idols have gone crazy in popularity among young Japanese girls and Korean youths, becoming a loud meme in English-speaking countries, and recently it seems to be trending in Southeast Asia.

I like how the kid who ate chocolate mint for the first time while listening to a song on X murmured, “Ruby-chan doesn’t really like me, does she?”

Ruby Kurosawa, the trump card of Aqours.

Love Live fans are originally a large female population…

It really feels like a waste that it’s not being done at the Expo.
I understand that it’s unavoidable due to various schedules and circumstances.

It seems that what you really like are tongue salt grilled meat, natto, and salmon.

Wasn’t this Ruby-chan’s song buzzing before?

By bringing out chocolate mint first, they are managing hate.

It’s been quite a while since Love Live excluded men, so I was surprised that there are still fans who interpret the lyrics “you” as referring to themselves as a guy!

Well, when it comes to male-oriented content, having a lot of women doesn’t mean it’s zero…

I just learned for the first time that Love Live has songs that go beyond the school theme, but is this the only one?

The basketball hoop is shown briefly in the MV, huh…🥹

It’s something found in any content, but let’s stop it. We also have a lot of female popularity to boast about.

Tokyo Boogie Night has an indescribable feeling of strolling alone, like a song from the SD Gundam drama CD.

I don’t want people to say that attending anime clubs is the righteous path for otaku…

The type of otaku who goes to anime clubs is fundamentally different from nameless ones…

I didn’t expect that Kuma would transform the most in Liella!

What is this arrangement…?

When you think about it, Koress’s part has a vibe that children would likely enjoy.

I like the PV for its good old-fashioned retro vibe.

I can’t find any SNS for Kazuna Okuma…
For now, I’ll check out Ai Morino’s Instagram since it’s up there.

When people start calling out to each other, it feels like it’s genuinely trending.
Can it reach a social phenomenon?

Live events are starting to create a distinction where enjoying the live performance and venting troublesome calls happen in anime clubs, so it’s fine as it is.

When I chose chocolate mint at the ice cream shop, does that mean the clerk thought, “This person is an otaku listening to ‘ai’ (love) ice cream…”?

My time stopped around the snow hallucination.
Also, Kotori-chan.

Thanks to this explosive trend, there are probably network officials who are relieved they didn’t have to feature YAJU&U.

The bear is about x on its own program or social media.

Grilled meat! And responsibility.

But I’ve never seen anyone say they watched Love Live after listening to this song!
All three works.

I thought it was really unexpected to hear that the outfit for appearing on TV was ready-made.

Yoshitomi-kun, what do you like?

I wonder if they’ll do it at the Aqours finale…

Even though the series hasn’t stopped expanding, it’s gradually becoming less prominent, and at such a timing, a massive piece of fuel is found; it really does have the luck.

The effort of steadily developing Instagram and TikTok has paid off.
Whoa… that’s too much…

When you search for “Aiscream” on YouTube, seeing a dressed-up old man at the top is a defeat for programmers, right?

Is it okay that the new series that people influenced by this will first encounter is Ikiz live?