Ravvi Pare!! Releases Original Song 'That's Me, Love Me'
The release marks a step in Love Box's strategy of blending virtual and real performances, as the song was first performed live before being distributed online, a reversal of the typical VTuber release pattern.
Key Facts
- Blackbox Inc. released the music video for 'That's Me, Love Me' by Ravvi Pare!! on YouTube at 20:00 on August 2, 2026.
- The song was first performed at the offline live 'Ravvi Pare!! Mini Live ~ No Control ~' held on August 2, 2026.
- The next offline live, 'Ravvi Pare!! Mini Live ~ Money Chance ~,' is scheduled for September 5, 2026, at BUZZ music LABO Shinjuku.
- Tickets for the September live are 3,000 yen, with a separate drink fee required at entry.
- Fastest advance tickets for the September live are on sale exclusively for FANBOX Standard plan members or higher.
Reporting from 2 sources: ASCII.jp, PANORA.
Blackbox Inc., the operator of the 2.5D idol VTuber production Love Box, released the music video for the original song 'That's Me, Love Me' by its affiliated idol unit Ravvi Pare!! on YouTube at 20:00 on August 2, 2026. The song was first performed at the offline live event 'Ravvi Pare!! Mini Live ~ No Control ~' held the same day, marking its debut in front of a live audience. The music video captures the energy of that performance and is also available on various music streaming services. The song carries the theme of 'let's love yourself as you are,' expressing a positive feeling of accepting oneself, including failures and hesitations, and taking a step forward. Its choreography is designed for audiences to join in during live performances. The unit consists of vocalist Kanon Aozora and Yomogi Inumori, who handles lyrics and creative production. The next offline live, 'Ravvi Pare!! Mini Live ~ Money Chance ~,' is scheduled for September 5, 2026, at BUZZ music LABO Shinjuku, with tickets priced at 3,000 yen. Fastest advance tickets are currently on sale for FANBOX Standard plan members or higher.
The song's production credits include lyrics by Kyoko Oyama, composition and arrangement by Nagito Igarashi, and recording and mixing by Takuya Hiroshima. The music video was illustrated by Kawanobi and edited by Nagipon. The unit's name derives from 'Love + Vivid + Palette,' and the group operates under the concept of 'idol VTubers you can go see,' holding monthly real live events in addition to online streaming.
Kanon Aozora is described as a Vsinger who stood up to 'choose her dreams by her own will' again, with short dance videos in 3D form surpassing one million views. Yomogi Inumori is a VTuber and professional mahjong player who handles lyrics and creative production. The September live, 'Money Chance,' will feature the song performed for the first time at a real live, following the momentum of the August release. Tickets for that event are 3,000 yen plus a separate drink fee, with a FANBOX member-only advance sales period running from August 2 to August 9, and general sales starting August 9.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.