"炉心融解"
Romaji: Roshin Yuukai
Official English: Meltdown
English: Nuclear Fusion
Uploaded December 19th, 2008 (orig.), August 30th, 2009 (re-upload), with 2,667,723 (orig.), 4,443,000+ (re-upload) views
Produced by iroha(sasaki)
“It's surely that kind of a world.”
"Meltdown" is iroha(sasaki)'s most popular work. It is also widely considered Kagamine's Rin best-known song of all time.
There are various interpretations of this song. The PV can be literally interpreted as Rin jumping into a nuclear reactor to commit suicide, or it can be interpreted figuratively as Rin trying to get rid of her past or purge herself of her sins in order to grow up and become an adult.
Iroha has said the lyrics and video represent conflicts in the singer's inner psychological world. In the video, Rin jumps into a reactor core/nuclear reactor and chokes someone, possibly to death. The little Rin stands for innocent childish mind inside her. The choking scene symbolizes erasing her past self and starting anew.
This song is featured in the EXIT TUNES compilation album Vocalostar.
Controversy
There was a controversy over the video and the Weekly Vocaloid Ranking on Nico Nico. Taking advantage of the Vocaloid Ranking's score system, certain people made dummy accounts and put the song on their MyList just to increase the song's score in the ranking, making it stay in the top 20 indefinitely. Though iroha(sasaki) asked his viewers to stop this illegitimate practice, they did not stop and in retaliation, Iroha deleted the video from his account and put it up on Nagimiso.SYS's. This disqualified the video from being in the rankings, as one of the requirements is that the original composer must submit it.
This raised awareness about the cheating behind the rankings. The score system was modified, thus taking many long-lasting regulars such as "Hatsune Miku no Shoushitsu", "Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru", and "World is Mine" off the list altogether.
(Taken from Vocaloid Wiki)
If you want to listen to it, here's the download link.
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