Nightcore

[Becky]

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.

[Tanya Shivari]

A subgenre of trance that has been bastardized in recent year by people who think all nightcore is is a sped up or high pitch version of a song with no further work when in actual nightcore you add original music to the song to make it a nightcore song.

[Couch Potatoe]

An awful genre of music that weaboos use as an excuse to sound creative or interesting. In reality, its 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 Ocs), they proceed to disprove Christianity in the comments section of a linkin park video.

[Justin Bieber]

The worst type of EDM. Nightcore producers rip off a decent music ,speed it up and add some vocal,anime and shit,and then they claim its their own music.

[Mark Zuckerberg]

usually nightcore is taking a good or a semi-good song, speeding it up and putting it in a higher pitch and then putting a techno beat on it. then you put your name on it because your a music artist

[Jessica]

As yet unrecognized genre of the music that originated on the Internet, more specifically YouTube. Some people claim to be the creator of it, but since the original account is no longer active (and no one even remembers what was the nickname of the person) those claims cannot be proved.
The main characteristic of nightcore is its high pitch often accompanied by fast beat. Very often songs that were remixed into trance, are later on remixed one again into nightcore and so many nightcore songs have trance-like characteristics.
Even though almost any song of any genre can be nightcored, trance and techno songs, as well as electro music and all types of dance music (here especially eurodance) are most often used. Some rock and pop songs are also nightcored. Rap and metal are the two genres that are heavily avoided, and there are very few songs remixed into nightcore.

[Greta]

A sped and pitched-up song with an anime picture to attract the weeaboos. Mostly used my moneyholics to claim all the revenue for a song whereas the original creator gets none. Some go as far as to discredit the original creator.

[Nightcore] was originally created by Thomas S. [Nilsen] and [Steffen] Ojala Søderholm and the moneyholics attempted to emulate their style before being corrupted into the wicked souls they are now.

[Donald Trump]

A sad excuse for a genre of music.
[Nightcore] is a genre of music mostly made up of sped up songs, such as good music from the band [groove coverage] wich the Nightcore versions have more views than the originals.
A Nightcore artist uses programs like [windows movie maker], or camtasia studio to add a picture of what is usually a girl from a japanese anime, and they speed the music up a bit and call it original and a remix.

[Britney]

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

[Kai]

[Nightcore] is a type of music ... OH wait no sorry its fucking trash
Untalented emo Weeaboos go get some [emo song] or some popular songs and ruin the fucking shit out of it
They make the voice high pitched and it cringes me so much
Literally no effort and people still like it LISTEN TO THE ORIGINAL SONGS FOR FUCK SAKE [ITO] BETTER THAN [NIGHTCORE] , WHY DO PEOPLE LIKE IT