World Is Mine

The song 'World Is Mine' by VOCALOID, a singing voice synthesizer software, presents a character who demands to be treated like the most important princess in the world. The lyrics are delivered from the perspective of a self-centered character who expects to be noticed and adored, listing specific demands to be met by her significant other. The song's title itself, 'World Is Mine,' sets the tone for a narrative of entitlement and high self-regard.

The lyrics outline a series of 'rules' that the singer expects to be followed, such as noticing a change in hairstyle and always responding with three words. These demands are not meant to be seen as whimsical requests but rather as essential for the singer to feel valued. The character oscillates between asserting her dominance and showing a softer side that desires affection and recognition, suggesting a complex personality that craves both control and love. The song cleverly uses the metaphor of a princess to explore themes of self-importance, relationship dynamics, and the desire for attention.

Culturally, 'World Is Mine' reflects the 'princess syndrome' often seen in pop culture, where a character expects to be treated as royalty in a relationship. The song's catchy melody and playful lyrics have made it a favorite among VOCALOID fans, and it often serves as a commentary on the expectations some people may have in romantic relationships. The character's insistence on being treated like a princess is both a critique and a humorous take on modern-day entitlement.