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The story
Harami-chan, known for her street piano performances, teamed up with Hello! Project on a collaboration music video titled “Moremi” (a pun blending 盛れる, “to look flattering/enhanced,” with her stage name) — and it blew past 200,000 views in under 24 hours. On 5ch’s Hello! Project board, posters marveled at the reach of Harami-chan, who boasts 2.3 million YouTube subscribers, while others pointed out fans from outside the usual fanbase flowing in and praised the agency’s strategy of cross-genre collaborations. At the same time, opinions split over which member contributed the most to the collab, and the discussion widened from the raw view count into a debate over the project’s inner workings.
What people said
@harami_piano
【🚨Please spread this🚨】
Juice=Juice isn't just great singers.
Every single member's musical skills are off the charts.
Seriously, world needs to catch on already!!!!!
Full "Moremi" Collab MV
https://x.com/harami_piano/status/2095836557253157081
Why does that turn into 'Danbara alone would be enough'?
Nice effort getting Harami-chan and BanG Dream! noticed by a totally different fanbase
This is so true. You can already spot new fans from that fandom showing up in the X and YouTube comments.
https://live.nicovideo.jp/watch/lv351325662
Background and Points of Debate
Harami-chan is a YouTuber known for her street piano performance videos, with roughly 2.3 million subscribers. Hello! Project has recently been pursuing collaborations with popular streamers from outside its usual genre as a way to expand its recognition beyond its traditional fanbase. In the thread, most reactions welcomed the growing view count of this “Moremi” collab as a sign of that strategy paying off, while opinions were split over who originated or contributed most to the collab itself, sparking some disagreement over how to credit specific members. Note that “Vanilla” and “Ebamifu,” mentioned in the thread, appear to refer to other related videos or units released around the same time, and are used there simply as points of comparison for view counts.
*This article is excerpted and summarized from the 5ch (Hello! Project board) thread “Harami Amore’s MV somehow topped 200,000 views before 24 hours were up.”
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