Iseri Restarts Her Opening Song After a Rough Take at an Impromptu Singing Stream

MERIDIAN PROJECT — Iseri, a streamer with Meridian Project (Aetris), held an unplanned singing stream on Sunday, billed in its title as a day for singing whatever she felt like. Among the songs she performed was “Kaiju no Hanauta,” which she announced as a lively one and asked viewers to get hyped for. She praised the backing track she had been given as the kind she loves most. Her first attempt did not come together, and after saying she hadn’t gotten it right, she asked for another go and sang it through.

Between songs she talked about a hair-cutting video game she had played in secret the day before. Because the character’s hair needed only cutting and dyeing, with no perm, she scored 96 and sent the result to Sachi, asking her to trust her cutting technique. Sachi saw through it at once, noting that the job had been the easy one. Iseri called her an annoyingly sharp little secretary, then quickly said she did not dislike her at all. When Sachi said she liked her in return, Iseri called it the happiest moment of the day. She also said she was getting hungry and wanted to eat after signing off, and that she found plain convenience-store potatoes hard to eat without seasoning.

“I hate secretaries with sharp instincts the most.” — Iseri, joking about her assistant Sachi after a haircut-game score was seen through

Chat noticed that most of the songs had flowers in them and began calling it a flower song stream, which Iseri played along with, joking that the scenery behind her looked like flowers too. During one song she dropped out of the lyrics, handed the singing to chat for a stretch and laughed about having found a way to slack off. She later announced a sadder song, “Can good things happen to me,” and sang it. Another number was framed as one to listen to without taking to heart. In between she thanked viewers for gifts, and she and chat traded jokes about the “have a drink of water” line viewers send whenever she reaches for a drink; she told them she was no longer the person she used to be.

Before ending, she thanked viewers who had written in, including a long message that wove the titles of her songs together, and called it beautifully written. She said she would be back at 2 p.m. the next day and signed off, as chat thanked her for the work.