Kirali Says Some of Her Nearly 40 Songs Will Never Be Released
On a new-outfit song stream, the Meridian Project singer said her next album plan leaves out several songs she has already written.
MERIDIAN PROJECT — Kirali of Meridian Project (NEO(n)) told viewers on Monday that she has written close to 40 songs, too many to put on albums, and that some of them will simply stay where they are. She named a song titled 最不偶像的偶像, roughly “The Least Idol Idol,” and a new song she sang the day before as examples of songs that are not in her current album plan.
The admission came on a song stream billed as a new-outfit singing session, when a requested song turned out to be one she had forgotten. She said she writes so many songs that she lost track of it, and that she wanted to plan her next album and work out which songs had not yet been released. She said she had put out fewer songs this year because she had released a lot earlier, and asked viewers whether they would accept a version she worked out on her own. Chat answered with crying emotes.
“I have written a lot of songs, and I forgot this one.” — Kirali, before a requested song
Elsewhere in the stream she floated a “dark cuisine showdown,” a cooking match in which two people cook for each other, and said she thought it had real potential. Chat picked up the idea at once.
Later she joked about putting a bowl at the entrance of an offline event, with her name on it, to see whether anyone would drop coins in, or leaving a bowl in a park and holding a gathering of “beggars” around it. Chat joined in with offers to toss in coins.
She closed the stream early because teammates were waiting to practice Delta Force (三角洲行動) with her for an upcoming match. She asked chat whether they wanted her to stream the practice, saw them say yes, and said she would be back in about ten minutes.
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