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FULL VIDEO: Flutist research: The MAIDS IN MEDIA!📝| BAND-MAID in ANIME, FILM & RADIO (Patreon)

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2026-05-03 15:00:20
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2026-09
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Look...it was just one section, but I was so proud of this video that I am not going to not post this somewhere!

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Wayne B

Thanks, NittPicc for putting this together! Fun and informative! Kanami composes their entry songs for their concerts and if assembled would make an interesting instrumental assembly, maybe. That Kanami takes the time and effort to personally make entrance music is so impressive to me! The entrance music has been called the "Maid Waltz" and I love them all! Again, thanks for all your hard work, you are appreciated more than you realize!

Wayne B

I kind of like "Ready to Rock" from Rock is a Ladies Modesty show as the Maids also got to do the motion capture for the anime too!

Glen Kelley

Thanks for compiling all these songs and media. I hadn't seen the older one and for VRAINS the animation really matched the songs tempo and shifts. Keep going, this is interesting.

Juan San

That is a GREAT job!

Vlad the Maidiac

They say that after Twitter (X) enabled automatic translation, it led to the Russo-Japanese Copyright War. Well, it all started with Brazilians who thanked Russians for the torrent sites, from which they can download all the software they need, for free. Russians said, no worry, we're glad we were able to help. But then these posts were noticed by the Japanese, and the hell broke loose. The Japanese said, downloading digital stuff for free is equal to stealing the food out of the mouth of the poor creators. The Russians pointed out that in Russia there are no official sales of manga, anime, or any other Japanese stuff. Moreover, recently Nintendo and Sony blocked all the accounts of the Russian customers who bought (yes, purchased for money) the games from Nintendo and Sony. Because the Customer Agreement says, the software is not sold, it's leased, and the Owner can withdraw the lease permission any moment. The Russians replied, if buying does not mean owning, then pirating is not stealing, right? You don't sell your products to us officially, so, we obtain them "by other means." The Japanese replied that the games they create are for the developed world, and the children from the developing countries, for whom these games are too expensive, are not meant to play these games. Go and train to be a runner or a football player, they said. Of course, the truth is somewhere in the middle. The creators like you are a good example. You get your money from donations, basically: people here on Patreon subscribe to you because they want to support you, and you get at least a few bucks for your hard work and your expertise. As your fame grows, so will your income. In Japan, they have a very strange idea about it, though. It's a huge mystery to me still why BAND-MAID (or ASTERISM, or hundreds of other Japanese musicians) don't have Patreon accounts. They don't even have a "Thank you" button enabled in their videos. What is that? It would bring them much more publicity and revenue if they would not block creators, and at the same time monetize their videos. Yes, BAND-MAID has the O-MEI-SYU-SAMA / Prime subscription. But it's very cheap, and I'm sure a lot of people would be willing to contribute more, for some small benefits like a signed poster once in a while, etc.

Vlad the Maidiac

GO NUTS! is my audio I recorded in Kobe Harbor Studio on January 11, 2020. Yes, secretly and illegally 😉

Vlad the Maidiac

火花 (Hibana — “Spark”) — announced on June 1, 2021 that it will be used as the battle theme for the All-Japan University e-Sports Competition 2021. Preview available here: https://youtu.be/girXbBs0KmU ă‚šăƒłăƒ‡ă‚Łăƒłă‚°ăƒ ăƒŒăƒ“ăƒŒ-ăƒŹă‚€ăƒłăƒœăƒŒă‚·ăƒƒă‚Żă‚čă‚·ăƒŒă‚žć€§ć­ŠćŻŸæŠ—æˆŠ powered by AORUS 3rd Season https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTMmLEYk8E0

Vlad the Maidiac

The song "without holding back" was included in the standard edition CD of the new album "Unseen World" and was chosen as an official anthem of the All-Japan University e-Sports Competition! The song was played during the "Rainbow Six Siege University Competition powered by AORUS/NVIDIA 2nd Season", starting on Sunday, January 31, 2021. Day 2: https://youtu.be/X1pK93MXeBw Day 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCGTEov_YyI

Randy Leet

band of maids has a lot of stuff you should check out - pirate maids, viking maids, posh maid-poor maid ( my fav), police maids, etc

Juan Lee

Great vid Nittpicc, I'd seen bits of most of these but it was great seeing them all put together..I did not know about Go Nuts! (btw, Lonesome Blue put out a single called Go Nuts! last year) but it sounded great....the fan club videos of them watching Glory are fantastic :-)

Juan Lee

Ohh, and probably my favorite promotion/media release was the most recent one for "Hakutake Shiro" shochu from the Takahashi Shuzo Co., Ltd, who I believe are from Miku's hometown of Kumamoto. I'm trying to find it here in the Bay Area....I hear its good, po!! Here the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyCbIz16l0w

Vlad the Maidiac

Band Maid is going to be in the soundtrack of Forza Horizon 6

Juan San

1,4M views for a channel with 610 subs. The power of well-executed advertising is astounding. THAT is exposure.

Juan San

What is Justice!

Geo-pigeon

Great content NP! Loved this content review.