Right now, it is full AI vocals. It is not a voice filter over my own singing.

I wish I had the setup to make it my own voice, but I really don't at the moment. Recording clean vocals is not exactly easy when there are little monsters running around, and I also just don't have the right setup for it yet.

That being said, I have found something that may let me take a recording of my voice and have AI assist from there, so the voice would be more mine instead of fully generated. I'm definitely going to be looking into that soon, because I would love to move closer to that eventually.

For now, the music is still very much human-directed and AI-assisted. I write the ideas, lyrics, concepts, emotional direction, and the whole vibe, then I use AI tools to help bring the final sound to life.

No, not actual live concerts.

Livestreaming isn't really happening, but if it does, it would be more chatting, gaming, hanging out, maybe reacting to stuff. Not singing live.

I have a lot of anxiety with that kind of thing, so it's not really a priority. Pre-recorded performance-style videos are more my speed anyway.

The focus is on the music and the world around it, not on me scrambling to look put-together in real time.

This one is hard, because there are a few that jump out at me.

Pretty Never Fit Me is definitely one. Then Wearing Your Patience, specifically the newer version. And then probably I See You Anyway, because you kind of need to know what you're getting into, right?

That one is very much a "welcome to the problem" song.

So if you're new here, those are probably the ones I'd throw at you first and then just watch from the shadows to see if you survive. Lovingly, of course.

Oh boy. The most Kei song?

I would say Beautifully Unfixed. That one's available on all streaming platforms and really captures the whole brand.

I'd also say Scars We Named After Songs, which is one of the Midnight's Keepsakes songs. That one hits different.

Those both feel very Kei to me. Pretty, damaged, dramatic, and emotionally suspicious. Which is basically the brand at this point.

I would probably be one of those bosses where you don't even realize the boss is there until you get smacked.

Like everything seems fine. It's calm. It's pretty. It's giving, "Oh, this is safe." And then the bass hits.

So the theme would probably start beautiful and unsettling, then suddenly turn into, "Oh no, the health bar just appeared."

Like soft vocals, pretty atmosphere, maybe a little creepy, and then the whole thing drops into something heavier and meaner.

Basically, if the song could smile at you before ruining your day, that would be the boss theme.

I've been going pretty heavy lately, so I might switch it up a little.

But I also have a new setlist idea for the Keepsakes, and I've been having fun with the little monsters coming up with things too. So I don't know.

It might be darker. It might be chaotic. It might be weirdly emotional. It might sound like glitter got into a knife drawer. Honestly, that sounds about right for me.

I do want to keep playing with different sounds, though. Rock, K-pop, R&B, popcore, darker stuff, prettier stuff, unhinged stuff. I like having different lanes, as long as they all still feel like they belong in the same storm.

Yes, I do.

Outside of music, I also create chatbots on a few different platforms. Mainly bots that you can roleplay with and explore a story with. A lot of them are character-driven, story-based, and usually built around giving people a scenario they can actually play in instead of just a flat little chat.

I mainly make MHA character bots, because apparently I looked at My Hero Academia and said, "Yes, this will become everyone's problem."

A lot of my bot stuff is about roleplay, story, emotional tension, character dynamics, and giving people a setup they can take in different directions. So if you like the darker, dramatic, story-heavy side of my music, there's definitely some overlap there.

Basically, I make songs, I make characters suffer, I make bots, and somehow all of that became a brand.

Oh, this one could turn into a whole separate video.

My all-time favorites are One Piece and Naruto. And before anyone says it, no, not Boruto. Never Boruto. I will not forgive what they did to Gaara's hair. I don't care how much time passes. That was a crime.

My first anime was Yu-Gi-Oh!, and I still have my cards. I even still have my very first Blue-Eyes White Dragon from the original Seto Kaiba deck, which is probably one of the most "yes, I was absolutely that kid" things about me.

I also love Bleach, Death Note, My Hero Academia, Solo Leveling, Chainsaw Man, Darker than Black, Sword Art Online, and honestly, there are so many more.

I like anime with strong characters, dramatic storylines, emotional damage, cool fights, questionable choices, and at least one character I can become way too attached to. So, you know. Normal behavior.

I like games with a good story.

Resident Evil is my all-time favorite horror series. I love those games. I also really love Little Nightmares.

But I am also the type of person who will be like, "Yeah, I'm totally going to play that horror game," and then quit after the third jumpscare and cry for mommy.

So I like horror, but I like horror with atmosphere, story, and characters I can get invested in. I want to be scared, but I also want a reason to keep going after I've embarrassed myself.

Give me a good story, a creepy setting, and characters I can latch onto, and I'm probably interested. Even if I'm hiding the whole time.

I feel like I'm both.

I like cozy-looking things. I like cute things. I like games that let me wander around and get attached to random details.

But then I also like horror, bad decisions, dramatic storylines, and games where everything goes wrong and I have to pretend I'm handling it well.

So I guess I'm a cozy chaos gamer. Soft lighting, cute snacks, and then screaming because something crawled out of a vent. That feels accurate.

My VTuber content is a mix of music, gaming, chatting, behind-the-scenes things, and just letting the Midnight Kei personality show.

Not just "here's a song," but the world around it. The jokes, the chaos, the villain-coded nonsense, the little bits of story, the community stuff.

I focus on things that work with my setup and energy: Q&As, gaming videos, music updates, commentary videos, behind-the-scenes content, pre-recorded performance-style videos.

The whole point is that it doesn't feel like you're just watching uploads. You're being dragged into the storm.