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Kikirara Vivi Announces First Original Music Video at Second-Anniversary Open-Door Stream

The Hololive DEV_IS FLOW GLOW talent revealed the premiere after four fellow talents dropped in on a stream held the day after her anniversary.

Kikirara Vivi during “【凸待ち】重大告知あり!㊗️2周年突発凸待ち!【#綺々羅々ヴィヴィ #hololive #FLOWGLOW 】,” a broadcast that ran 1h 04m. Press to play from YouTube

Kikirara Vivi of Hololive’s DEV_IS FLOW GLOW announced on Tuesday that the music video for “Bibitto Kyuto,” her first original song, would premiere that evening at 8 p.m. She made the announcement near the end of a surprise stream marking her second anniversary, and the video went up on the channel as the stream wound down.

The broadcast was a *totsu-machi*, an open-door stream in which fellow talents drop in to talk. Vivi said she had only told the others about three hours beforehand. She opened by thanking viewers for the anniversary the day before and by saying she would be flustered as usual, then worked through topic ideas fans had sent in on X, including one asking which Sengoku warlord she liked best. She settled on Akechi Mitsuhide.

“I love you all, always and forever. Let’s chase all kinds of dreams and goals together in our third year.” — Kikirara Vivi, announcing the music video

Anya Melfissa was the first to join. The two talked about horror games, and Anya said she would find a real horror title for a future collab. Tsunomaki Watame followed after chat noticed her listening; she and Vivi traded stories about a dinner they had shared and about how Vivi had come to know her. Sorashina Sopia came next and showed off her Kansai dialect when Vivi asked her to say a local phrase, and the two agreed to look into cactuses and cosmetics together. Mizumiya Su, Vivi’s debut-mate, arrived last. The two looked back on the previous day’s anniversary live and on how they had leaned on each other over two years.

Vivi then said the music video for her first original song was finished and that she had kept fans waiting for it. She said she had filmed the dance nervously and that the finished video turned out very cute, then thanked viewers for supporting her through two years.

Chat greeted the premiere with messages of congratulations and waved virtual glow sticks as the video played. The stream drew 18 Super Chats.

This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic Japanese captions and chat replay. Quotations and chat messages are translated into English and may not be exact; the timestamps at right lead to the moments described.

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