Most likely, this song represents a descent into the mind of a mad person their thoughts are confusing and hard to understand and they’re aware of it, but due to their inability to do anything about it they can only wish for someone to understand, and accept them as they are. The opening lines are where the character admits that their mind is a matryoshka made of patches, meaning they have not only multiple layers, but they’re made from fragments of distinct materials. The song is composed of many non-sequitur segments that don’t connect into a story very well or make much sense. That’s probably what I’m always like, an insane patchwork Matryoshka Kitto watashi wa itsudemo sou tsugi hagi kurutta matoryoshika Messages which I have put too much thought into, which might not even reach anyone Kangae sugi no messeeji dare ni todoku kamo shiranai de JASRAC Works Code: 173-9846-1 Lyrics Kanji Published by Dwango Second Division under JASRAC In the intermissions of the song, lines are spoken by GUMI which are simply descriptions in various languages from the Wikipedia article for the dolls. Because of this, the lyrics can be interpreted in a variety of ways.Ī Matryoshka is a Russian nesting doll. I made this silly video that I hope will raise your spirits.” Fan Debate on LyricsĪlthough most of the lyrics are generally nonsensical or lacking definite meaning, there is a hint of pain or sadness that gives the overall impression of a crazy internal feeling.
These uploaded covers would see similar views to the original music video and resulted in many song cover (歌ってみた, utatte mita) singers becoming household names within the Vocaloid community. Upon its initial release, the song was heavily covered by fans due to its lyrics and speed at which the song is sung (approximated 178 beats per minute). It is Hachi's most notable work using his moniker, one of the most popular Vocaloid duets, and one of the most popular Vocaloid songs of all time. The song was made for Hatsune Miku's 3rd anniversary. It has become one of the most viewed ever Vocaloid songs on YouTube.
In addition to becoming one of the most-viewed Vocaloid songs on YouTube, it has reached the Hall of Myths, a phrase used by fans to define songs that have exceeded 10 million views on Nico Nico Douga. Matryoshka currently has over 11 million views on Nico Nico Douga and 28 million views on YouTube. "Matryoshka" (マトリョシカ), was released on August 19, 2010, on Nico Nico Douga and October 1, 2013, on YouTube.
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