“Music is very important to me. My intro I believe helps convey the attitude I want for the show.

Working with you Ninichi, was awesome. You really cared about my music and was very quick with responses. My intro that I have now is one that I don’t think I could ever replace. It is now a staple of my show.”

“I think music is a huge part of my videos, especially since I’m a mediocre gamer, so there’s a whole lot of bloopers I manage to squeeze out of recordings. I just want my audience to feel happy, and have a place to chill and relax.

I thought working with you was a good experience. You were very patient with me and honest. I can tell you’re pretty passionate about what you do, so a 10/10 for me :)”

“Working with Ninichi was a wonderful experience from beginning to end!

On the one side, very professional courteous, and mutually amicable. Throughout my experience working in collaboration with Ninichi, she demonstrated her abilities to manage the scope of the project’s needs and adapt to any changes that were required and where necessary.

On the other side, and pardon me for being a bit too silly in hyperbole, she was an angel and blessing. When I made the announcement for a music artist being needed, it wasn’t met well, initially. I feared it may have well gone to deaf ears.

Later I get an interested Ninichi, ready and willing to lift the project up with her music. It was like two artists coming together to make a masterpiece! Hopefully there will be opportunity for more works in future.”

“The intro theme for Questionable Qloset (created by Ninichi) was largely inspired by the Poirot TV series opening theme, which helped add that feeling of mystery and intrigue to show, befitting the show host; Crystelle’s mysterious and alluring character.

The reason I felt Ninichi would best fit this new series, is unlike the last 3 shows which all have a more lighthearted goofy tone to them, this show needed something more classical to create a stronger contrast between Crystelle’s show and the rest of the casts. So Ninichi’s instrumentations really help this show stand out from the rest on the channel.”