#Project DIVA Extend

[autistickaitovocaloid]

kaito gif of anguish and violence

[evil-blinkies]

☆ project diva (1st, extend) blinkies ! f2u! credit appreciated but not needed ─ .✦

[video-game-jams]

Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Extend - Main Menu

[videogamepolls]

Requested by anon

[nightfallsystem-moved]

i love diva extend shes so sily in that game

[andresbravo2003]

Megurine Luka 15th Birthday (2009 - 2024)

Games: Project DIVA extend (Sony PSP - 2011) Project DIVA F 2nd (PlayStation 3 - 2014)

[svaproject]

Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- extend (初音ミク -Project DIVA- extend) - JP 'Now on Sale!' Spot 🎤 Happy Miku (3/9) Day!

[sailor-moon39]

PROJECT DIVA EXTEND INTENSE VOICE ON EXTREME IS JUST A SPAMMING STREAM OF CIRCLES WHAT THE FUCK

[autism-corner]

hes done it again

[beananium]

tiny

[autistickaitovocaloid]

len

[savvystarfield]

dizazzembled

[strifethedestroyer]

streetwear rin's design... hnnghh...

two versions because i can't decide which one i like more

[gamergal-ds]

I hatsune'd the miku!!

[iheartjulessforlife]

90s 𝓕AME ⋆ DESIRED REALITY

It’s 1990s, a name that echoed through every radio, graced every magazine cover, and ignited the flashbulbs of a thousand cameras, was RIHANNA. Born with a pedigree that shimmered with the legacy of music royalty, the daughter of the legendary and the effortlessly cool JIMI HENDRIX, she didn't just inherit fame; she redefined it. With a charisma that was both inherited and entirely her own, a magnetic pull that drew you in and refused to let go, she didn't just forge a successful career; she became a cultural earthquake, reshaping the landscape of music, fashion, and celebrity itself.

She wasn't just a singer and a model; she was *the* singer, *the* model, the undeniable "it girl" of a decade defined by its bold style and unapologetic attitude. She was a diva in the truest sense of the word – not just demanding, but captivating, a force of nature whose every move was dissected and celebrated. She was the hottest sensation, the one everyone talked about, the one everyone wanted to be near. The paparazzi, a ravenous pack of wolves, were utterly captivated by her, their lenses chasing after her every public appearance, desperate for a glimpse of her. They devoured her risqué photos, each one a carefully curated rebellion against convention, a defiant wink at the status quo. Her carefree personality, a refreshing antidote to the manufactured perfection of many stars, was a breath of fresh air, and it was this intoxicating blend of vulnerability and rebellion that earned her the legendary nickname, "BadGyalRiRi." It wasn't just a name; it was a brand, a declaration of her fearless, uninhibited spirit.

As the 1990s dawned, her talent had already translated into an immense fortune, establishing her as the wealthiest female artist of the era, a financial powerhouse whose success was as staggering as her talent. But her passions extended far beyond the glitz and glamour. She possessed a deep, abiding love for music, not just creating it, but immersing herself in its power and poetry. She found solace and inspiration in the written word, a fervent reader of poetry and books, her intellectual curiosity as sharp as her stage presence. Fashion wasn't just a profession; it was an art form, a means of self-expression, and she was its most daring muse. Designers clamored to dress her, knowing that anything RIHANNA wore would instantly become a trend, a coveted piece of cultural history. She was known, whispered about in hushed tones among industry insiders, as every producer's dream – not just because of her talent, but because of her work ethic, her intuition, her ability to elevate every project she touched.

Her inner circle was as iconic as she was. She was rarely seen without her trusted confidantes, the equally trailblazing Aaliyah and the fiercely independent Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes. Together, they were a formidable trio, a symbol of female empowerment and unapologetic individuality, their presence at parties and events sparking a frenzy. Her allure was so potent, so undeniable, that it ignited a primal fire in those around her. Stories, whispered in hushed tones, circulated about men fighting, even resorting to violence in nightclubs, all vying for her attention, a dangerous testament to the intoxicating power she wielded. Even before the 90s fully hit, in 1989, legends like Michael Jackson and Prince were rumored to be captivated by her, their interest a testament to her early, undeniable magnetism.

She was a sartorial force of nature, a walking runway show. She was always, *always*, rocking the best high fashion clothes fresh off the runway, often before they were even available to the public. Designers would send her pieces straight from their collections, knowing that her endorsement was more valuable than any advertising campaign. She blurred the lines between music and fashion, each one influencing and amplifying the other.

And then there was *Anti*. Released in 1993, it wasn't just an album; it was a musical revolution. It defied genres, challenged expectations, and showcased a depth and vulnerability that had never been seen before. Critics and fans alike were mesmerized, and it was universally hailed as the best album released in the 1990s, a masterpiece that solidified her place as not just a pop star, but a true artist.

But for all her talent and success, RIHANNA was also, undeniably, a bad girl. The "BadGyalRiRi" moniker wasn't just for show. She was known for her fiery temper, her refusal to back down, and her willingness to engage in public spats that sent the tabloids into a frenzy. Her ongoing, legendary feud with the equally iconic Naomi Campbell was a constant source of fascination, a clash of two titans of their respective fields, each one a force of nature in her own right. Their public confrontations, captured by eager paparazzi, became part of her legend, proof that she was a woman who lived life on her own terms, consequences be damned.

And then there was her tumultuous, captivating relationship with her on-again, off-again boyfriend, Tupac Shakur. Their romance was a whirlwind of passion and drama, played out in the full glare of the public eye. They were the ultimate power couple, their every interaction a tabloid headline. Paparazzi lenses were constantly trained on them, capturing moments of intense argument followed by passionate reconciliations. They were seen arguing on street corners, in restaurants, at parties, their fiery personalities clashing with explosive intensity. Yet, just as quickly as the storm would brew, they would be seen hand-in-hand, their love as undeniable as their disagreements. Their relationship was a rollercoaster, a testament to the intense connection they shared, a love story as epic and dramatic as their individual careers. This volatile yet undeniably magnetic bond with Tupac added another layer to the complex and utterly captivating persona of RIHANNA, the undisputed queen of the 90s, a woman who lived as loudly and as fearlessly as she sang, her life a constant performance of talent, style, and unapologetic rebellion. She was more than just a star; she was an era, a feeling, a force of nature that defined a generation.

[sailor-moon39]

i'm recognizing a good number of songs in extend from F 2nd, that's pretty neat!