When you hit up a karaoke joint, are you all about belting out tunes with "all heart" or are you a master of "pure technique"? Either way, when you're in a place designed for singing your lungs out, you can pretty much do whatever you want. In Japan, most karaoke spots come equipped with a "scoring system" that rates your performance after each song. I've personally never been to a karaoke place with such a system, but it seems like each one has its own unique way of judging your vocal prowess. And naturally, if there's a score, everyone wants to aim for the highest possible number. But what we're about to show you, while definitely a high score, is so incredibly precise it's almost unbelievable...
Meet Malta (">@Malta3ku11), a dedicated karaoke enthusiast who hits the mic two or three times a month. This time, using DAM's "Precise Scoring DX-G" system, he got a score that completely blew his own mind.
The song? None other than "Gotoubun no Katachi," the opening theme from the second season of the anime "The Quintessential Quintuplets." And the score wasn't a perfect 100, nor was it a 99. It was a mind-boggling 99.999.
▼ Just 0.001 shy of perfection...
Seriously, just one tiny thousandth of a point away from a flawless score! The user himself never expected to achieve such an incredibly precise rating, and even netizens in the comments were stunned, claiming it's "harder to get than a perfect 100." Some even shared their own experiences of hitting that elusive 99.999 mark. How do you even sing to get a score *that* precise?!
▼ Other netizens also shared their 99.999 score experiences in the comments
via： ねとらぼ