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"V-Liver's Insides Are Usually Ugly!" is a social satire rap that cuts sharply into the illusions, dependency, and monetization structures embedded in modern virtual streaming culture, delivered through Mr.510 NEET's signature blend of venom and self-mockery.

Through its provocative title and hook, the track deliberately exposes
the mechanism of projecting ideals onto nothing but a voice,
and the phenomenon where hiding one's face is consumed as a form of virtue.
However, the song's blade is not aimed solely at V-Livers themselves.

In the climax, the final lines -
"The ugliest thing isn't the face / It's me, who handed my life to a voice" -
flip the perspective inward, revealing that the true target of ridicule is neither society nor others, but the narrator himself.

Behind the intentionally inflammatory language lies a raw interrogation of modern loneliness, the hunger for validation, and virtual spaces as places of emotional escape.

This is not a song meant to demean someone.
It is a record of an era where money and emotions are willingly entrusted to illusion.