If you can't, you may use a USB microphone or your phone. If you're a recording artist (you want your music on Spotify and heard by record labels), you'll need to record your vocals over the beat in a studio.

The original Leekspin animation, and as a result, when viewers spotted the Leekspin reference in the Phineas and Ferb special episode Summer Belongs To You!, was credited as a reference to Miku and not Orihime Inoue.If you're a live performer, play the beat and sing over it.

'Ievan Polkka' is traditionally the tutorial song in the Project DIVA games.

Hatsune Miku -Project DIVA- Arcade Future Tone.

This song was featured in the following video games: This song was featured in the following concerts:

初音ミク-Project DIVA-F Complete Collection.

This song was featured in the following compilation albums: Parts of Miku's lyrics are sampled in the song Bellacoso by Puerto Rican artists Residente and Bad Bunny. Parts of the song was featured in a commercial for the LG G5 smartphone. Note: Miku only 'sings' one of the meaningless scat sections. In October 2020, a meme was created, following the usage of this song, covered by a turkish man named Bilal Göregen. Many mistake the title for Levan Polkka, thinking the capital 'i' is a lowercase 'l'. Since then the song has been covered countless more times by other Vocaloids numerous versions exist, including solos, duets and even a quartet mimicking the original.

Riding on the popularity of the meme, Hatsune Miku's cover of 'Ievan Polkka' became her first popular work. The video is a reference to a then-popular internet meme called 'Leekspin', which features an animation of Orihime Inoue from the Japanese manga Bleach twirling a negi (misidentified as a leek) to an infinite loop of the 5th stanza of 'Ievan Polkka'. In the video, she waves a negi (also called a Welsh onion or spring onion) in time to the music, establishing the negi as Miku's signature item. The accompanying video to Miku's cover of 'Ievan Polkka' features Hachune Miku (はちゅねミク), a blank-eyed doll-like chibi version of Miku. After falling from popularity it was revived by Finnish band Loituma in the 1990's, and in 2007 a cover by Otomania was released, voiced by Hatsune Miku and accompanied by a video illustrated by Tamago. ' Ievan Polkka' is a song written in 1928, set to a traditional Finnish melody.

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