OSTER project's Twitter
Translations of tweets from @fuwacina. For an archive of other Vocaloid-related Twitters I no longer keep up with, go here.
November 23rd, 2020
Reaching your aspiration isn't the goal, it's the start of a new dream.
I've never felt more glad to be doing music... Grateful as hell... sniff...
But I feel like painful things such as that caused me to make Labradorite, and allowed me to encounter people who've experienced similar pains, so it makes me feel like everything's paid off...
I know the difficulties and pains that can stand in the way of continued creation painfully well... So Labradorite was packed with those feelings... So a person who's overcome similar obstacles and continued creating doing Labradorite stabs me in the heart so hard my tear glands glitch...
No matter how many times I watch or how I look at it, 'course I'm gonna cry at this... Ain't nobody who wouldn't cry having them done to them...
[Sing and Draw] Labradorite feat. Bayachao
Thank you for loving meeeee!! :bomb: :explosion:
I've been loved... :heart:
There's nothing more blessed than something I do because I like to do it being part of someone else's happiness.
It ended up being an illustration of Tesro-sama looking at Roset-chan's panties and blushing...
The balloons are here!! I'll keep doing my best at a lot of stuff, so regards!!! #TesrosetArt
[OSTER project] Labradorite feat. Yu Tokiwa [Music Video]
Song that'll be special to me my whole life.
When the world is overflowing with so much music, the fact there are people who encounter and like my music and live being supported by it... I had no idea how much that would affirm and support me.
When I made Labradorite, I wrote the lyrics out of the feelings of being found by someone who was the object of my aspiration, but actually becoming someone others aspire to, I realize that feeling of "you found me" is the same for the person being aspired to.
I'm as emotional as the final episode of a 2-cour anime playing the opening theme from the first cour...
Lately it's been so novel just directly tackling feelings I've never experienced before in my life. Maybe I'm just a newborn baby...
My birthday's reached the climax before it's even started.
RT @BAYACHAO I learned of OSTER-san through Miracle Paint, and even my poster characters Pain and Ting came from there, and I've kept doing art while chasing after OSTER-san and being supported by many of her songs. Especially when I was going to a private art school to prepare for university, I would often hate my art or feel unsure, and even saw heartless words that wounded me.
I remember listening to Labradorite to encourage myself while walking home, and I kept walking, and then OSTER-san followed me on Twitter, and found me. The fact she wrote the theme song for the project I've been working on forever and now gets along with me as a person makes me go like, isn't this too much of a dream?
The way music can keep having meaning added to it like this might mean it's never truly finished. How amazing.
Labradorite was a song sung by a person I'd long looked up to, so a person who'd long looked up to me singing it makes me so unimaginably emotional I feel like I'm gonna die...
Was it all foreshadowing...?
I've been told "Labradorite is OSTER-san's character song," but I want it to be the character song of all people chasing dreams.
I've become far too familiar with the destructive power of Labradorite.
The number one OSTER-project-obsessed woman is being made to cry like heck for her birthday...
[Bayachao posts [Sing and Draw] Labradorite feat. Bayachao]
I don't wanna put on weight, but I wanna eat food.
I don't wanna age, but I wanna be celebrated...
Perhaps the biggest difference between art and music is one existing on the axis of time.
You can't win just spamming super moves.
I think making music might be like a fighting game. In that just learning individual chords doesn't do much for you, and you have to learn how to link them together to make combos, and know what combos to use to create a flow that's appropriate for that point in the battle. Not that I'd know since I've never played any fighting games, but...
What are the rules of what a friend is?!
The rules of what a friend is are such a challenging game...
Is "feminist" [as the word is used in Japanese, which is... a bit different] only for men who treat women with care...? Then what do you call a woman who treats women with care...