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Nightcore

An awful "genre" of music that weaboos use as an excuse to sound creative or interesting. In reality, it's usually some j-pop or mediocre song sped and pitched up, then posted under the youtube name "kawaii san 43795." Once they have graced us with their creation (along with half a dozen sonic Oc's), they proceed to disprove Christianity in the comments section of a linkin park video.

Filthy Weaboo: I love you chinchin chan. I wrote you this song so you will be my waifu. It's a carameldansen nightcore. Waifu: drink bleach.

By Anime hunter)69(weaboo killer

Nightcore

A genre of music where a relatively popular song is taken and sped up to sound like it's being sung by an anime girl. It is generally thought that nightcore is listened to by many Weaboos, because of the fact that it's supposed so sound like an anime girl.

Nightcore Fan: "Man, I'm really digging this song, gotta love me some nightcore!" Normal Person: "How can you listen to that garbage? It's just a sped up version of the original." Nightcore Fan: "But it's supposed to sound like a girl from one of my Japanese animes!" Normal Person: "You really are weaboo trash."

By jfitty359

nightcore

A collection of remixed top 40 pop songs fawned over by 11 year-old females that discovered the internet, anime, and music the night before. The remixes are created by speeding up any given song to 320BPM and kicking up the pitch enough so that Alvin, Theodore, and Simon froth at the mouth. These songs are always accompanied by a lowres JPEG taken from Fanpop of a random anime girl with no connection to the song and uploaded to Youtube under an account name consisting of a nonsensical Japanese word and a collection of numbers placed there in order to warrant the username available.

"nightcore is the most awesome genre on the planet d^u^b" "Right, and Canada is the most awesome country on the planet."

By Elepant

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