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Hatsune Miku bites a whole lemon and reacts to the sour taste in this short meme clip. Creators use it for gross-out gags and sour-face reaction moments.

This short clip captures Hatsune Miku's infamous lemon moment, where the virtual pop star bites into a whole lemon and is instantly hit by the sourness. You hear the crunch of the bite followed by her exaggerated reaction as the tangy flavour kicks in. It is the kind of sound that makes viewers laugh before they even see what is happening on screen, because the sour face is already implied by the audio alone. That is why meme editors love it: it turns any taste test, prank or gross-out gag into an instant punchline.

Hatsune Miku is the turquoise-haired virtual singer created by Crypton Future Media for the Vocaloid software, and one of the internet's most remixed characters. Fan artists have long drawn her in silly food gags, and the lemon bit, where she bites a whole lemon and grimaces at the sourness, became a recurring joke across fan art, animations and meme videos. Short reaction clips like this one circulate on soundboards because the sour-face gag needs no context: everyone recognises the face-scrunching punchline instantly.

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What is the Miku eats lemon sound?

It is a short reaction clip of Hatsune Miku biting into a lemon and reacting to the sour taste, taken from the long-running fan meme where the virtual singer grimaces after eating a whole lemon.

Where did the Miku eats lemon meme come from?

The gag grew out of fan art and animations of Hatsune Miku eating a whole lemon with an exaggerated sour expression. It spread across meme communities until the sour-face moment became a standalone reaction clip on soundboards.

How can I use this sound in my videos?

Drop it on the exact moment a character tastes something sour or disgusting, then cut to a close-up reaction face. It works best once per video, since repeating the gag quickly makes it lose its punch.