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Kyary Pamyu Pamyu

Japanese singer
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  • Kawaii
    kawaii culture
    / Into the 21st century

    In 2011 Japanese pop singer Kyary Pamyu Pamyu released her debut single, “PonPonPon,” which combined her love for kawaii fashion with pop music and earned her recognition as the queen of kawaii culture. Her lyrics are sometimes nonsensical and grammatically imperfect, an intentional choice on the part of her producer…

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    In 2011 Japanese pop singer Kyary Pamyu Pamyu released her debut single, “PonPonPon,” which combined her love for kawaii fashion with pop music and earned her recognition as the queen of kawaii culture. Her lyrics are sometimes nonsensical and grammatically imperfect, an intentional choice on the part of her producer…

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