Pettsu

"Pettsu," the latest work by Mr.510 NEET, is an experimental track that unleashes the Japanese word "Hakuchi"-a powerful and abrasive term-over and over in an extreme display of minimalism and provocation.

Although hakuchi is traditionally an insult, NEET intentionally strips it of emotion, context, and narrative, looping it relentlessly as pure sonic material.
Through this process, the word's negative meaning collapses, transforming into nothing more than an acoustic phenomenon.

The endless repetition-hakuchi, hakuchi, hakuchi...-creates a perceptual glitch, triggering confusion, humor, addiction, and the strange pleasure of meaninglessness all at once.
It blurs the boundary between music and meme culture.

What NEET proposes here is a bold experiment:
"The value of a word can change entirely depending on how it is used."

A term that is normally heavy and offensive becomes, through sheer excess and repetition, something absurd-almost comedic.
In doing so, the track even approaches the theme of redefining a derogatory word.

"Pettsu" is not merely a meme track.
It is an avant-garde work built from sound, language, and repetition-
a signature expression of Mr.510 NEET's radical creative philosophy.