By seamlessly fusing future bass and electropop—familiar genres in the Vocaloid scene—with trap, a relatively rare genre there, it creates a unique sound. The rap crafting and Miku's accompanying vocal tuning are also excellent. Since this album tackles trap in earnest rather than shoehorning in forced rap, the quality is exceptionally solid. It also fully captures the refreshing and pleasant vibe characteristic of Kawaii Future Bass. Even while delving into hip-hop, it does not discard the distinct identity of Vocaloid music, but rather blends it in to create a vibe rarely heard in either scene. Overall, with its rare choice of genre, un-disappointingly high quality, and skillful integration of "Hatsune Miku"'s character into hip-hop, it stands as an impressive work of art.
Best Track: YY, Яed cideR, ochatime