Only true rap fans will get this

[Gabe Newell]

[Hail]

eminem for 50 cent?

still makes no fucking sense

[Saddam]

le epic may-may XD

[Phoenix]

don't fucking get it
let's discuss my avatar instead

[Glace]

Rap sucks

[Gabe Newell]

Two packs of m&m for 50 cents

2 pac + eminem = 50 cent

[Kerp]

that's so deep

[Hail]

still a garbage comparison

[Marshmellow]

my favourite vocaloid is 2pac

[Dougal]

TooBeeeNiyaaaa ?
Like & Getcha One

[Saddam]

ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL

[Hail]

(02-24-2013 11:03 PM)Marshmellow Wrote:  my favourite vocaloid is 2pac

vocaloid?

wat dat mean yo?

[Marshmellow]

(02-25-2013 06:06 PM)Hail Wrote:  

(02-24-2013 11:03 PM)Marshmellow Wrote:  my favourite vocaloid is 2pac

vocaloid?

wat dat mean yo?

A vocaloid is basically a musician character based around a bunch of voice samples. How so?
Well, people basically have someone record a bunch of voice samples in as many tones and pitches as they can, meaning that the sounds can later be compiled into virtual singing, in a way. A vocaloid is basically a character built around a certain program with a certain voice, and this has grown to be a cult phenomenon in anime circles. If you've heard of Hatsune Miku or Kagamine Rin those are characters like that.

Seriously, they do huge concerts with them, and they've gained massive popularity around the world, especially so in Japan (for obvious reasons), to the point where even car companies have used them to market their cars lol.

Aaanyway, using similar technology they made a Tupac concert with a hologram and everything. Samples of his voice into songs, I think, as well as a hologram performing in front of them. Both the hologram and the sampled voice are the two main traits of an anime-style vocaloid concert (actually, all there is to them), essentially making Tupac a vocaloid character after death.

[Vortex Riker]