Who composed 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト?

The song was composed, arranged, and written by Pinocchio-P (ピノキオP), with vocals provided by Hatsune Miku.

When was 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト added to maimai?

It was added at the launch of maimai PLUS on December 13, 2012, making it one of the earliest Vocaloid songs in the series.

What is the BPM of 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト?

The song runs at a steady 260 BPM throughout its maimai edit (approximately 2:08).

Who designed the MASTER and EXPERT charts for 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト?

The MASTER chart was designed by はっぴー (Happy), and the EXPERT chart was designed by ニャイン (Nyain).

What are the lyrics of 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト about?

The lyrics critique gossip culture and the human fascination with scandal, comparing rumors to sweet chocolate. The song uses wordplay and a cynical tone to explore how people consume and spread stories about others.

Is there a sequel to 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト?

Yes. Pinocchio-P released 魔法少女とチョコレゐト (Mahou shoujo to chocolate) on February 25, 2022, continuing the chocolate-motif series.

Was 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト ever removed from maimai?

No. The song has remained continuously available in all maimai versions since its debut in maimai PLUS, across all regions (JP, INTL, USA, CN).

腐れ外道とチョコレゐト (Kusare gedou to chocolate), maimai PLUS Song

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Overview

腐れ外道とチョコレゐト (Kusare gedou to Chocolate) is a Vocaloid track by Pinocchio-P (ピノキオP) featuring Hatsune Miku, originally released on the 2011 compilation album EXIT TUNES PRESENTS Vocalonation feat. 初音ミク. The song joined maimai on day one of maimai PLUS (December 13, 2012), making it among the earliest Vocaloid offerings in the series' catalog. The title plays with archaic orthography, using the obsolete kana ゐ (wi) in チョコレゐト, and translates loosely to "Rotten Villain and Chocolate." Lyrically, the song skewers the human appetite for gossip and scandal, likening malicious rumors to sweet, addictive confectionery. Pinocchio-P's signature blend of pop melody and biting social commentary drives forward at a relentless 260 BPM, with Miku's processed vocals darting through rapid couplets and a chanted refrain. The maimai edit clocks in at roughly 2:08. Within the maimai series, the song's MASTER chart, designed by はっぴー (Happy), commands attention for its 62 Slide notes packed into a 598-note total at maximum tempo, earning a difficulty constant of 13.7. The EXPERT chart, laid out by ニャイン (Nyain), offers a demanding but more attainable 12.7 experience. Both charts have climbed steadily in level through the game's version history. The song also received a refreshed jacket illustration starting with maimai でらっくす, replacing the original artwork.

Videos

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Master chart

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Expert chart

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Charts

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BASIC

6(6)

206 notesDesigner: -|Tap 180Hold 23Slide 2Break 1

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ADVANCED

9(9)

334 notesDesigner: -|Tap 284Hold 35Slide 9Break 6

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EXPERT

12+(12.7)

485 notesDesigner: ニャイン|Tap 416Hold 54Slide 3Break 12

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MASTER

13+(13.7)

598 notesDesigner: はっぴー|Tap 435Hold 92Slide 62Break 9

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Trivia

The song's title uses the archaic hiragana character ゐ (wi) in チョコレゐト, a stylistic quirk that mirrors Pinocchio-P's fondness for wordplay and unconventional spelling.
In Asian English editions of maimai, the title is romanized as Kusare gedou to chocolate.
A remix titled 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト -HUMAN ver.-, featuring Pinocchio-P's own vocals rather than Miku's, appears on his third album HUMAN.
Pinocchio-P released a thematic sequel, 魔法少女とチョコレゐト (Mahou shoujo to chocolate), on February 25, 2022, continuing the chocolate-motif series.
The original maimai jacket was replaced with new artwork starting from maimai でらっくす. Concurrently, the in-game music video was swapped for a static display of the new jacket.
The MASTER chart's difficulty level has risen over the game's lifespan: it debuted at level 10 in maimai PLUS and, through a series of revisions, settled at 13+ (constant 13.7) by the FESTiVAL era.
The song's genre label within maimai shifted over time, originally categorized as VARIETY, then niconico, before settling into niconico & VOCALOID from maimai PiNK onward.
Beyond maimai, the track appears in CHUNITHM (since its initial version) and オンゲキ bright (as a limited-time event unlock during the 有栖とセツナのチョコっとクッキング chapter).
The CHUNITHM version received an ULTIMA chart (level 14+) added in CHUNITHM NEW PLUS, pushing the note count to 2,048.

FAQ

Who composed 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト?: The song was composed, arranged, and written by Pinocchio-P (ピノキオP), with vocals provided by Hatsune Miku.
When was 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト added to maimai?: It was added at the launch of maimai PLUS on December 13, 2012, making it one of the earliest Vocaloid songs in the series.
What is the BPM of 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト?: The song runs at a steady 260 BPM throughout its maimai edit (approximately 2:08).
Who designed the MASTER and EXPERT charts for 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト?: The MASTER chart was designed by はっぴー (Happy), and the EXPERT chart was designed by ニャイン (Nyain).
What are the lyrics of 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト about?: The lyrics critique gossip culture and the human fascination with scandal, comparing rumors to sweet chocolate. The song uses wordplay and a cynical tone to explore how people consume and spread stories about others.
Is there a sequel to 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト?: Yes. Pinocchio-P released 魔法少女とチョコレゐト (Mahou shoujo to chocolate) on February 25, 2022, continuing the chocolate-motif series.
Was 腐れ外道とチョコレゐト ever removed from maimai?: No. The song has remained continuously available in all maimai versions since its debut in maimai PLUS, across all regions (JP, INTL, USA, CN).