Hi, I'm Froggie
Meet Froggie!
I'm Froggie Singer, a VTuber, singer, and professional frog who loves bringing stories to life through music.
I make English covers of anime, Vocaloid, and J-pop songs, along with original music of my own. Whether I'm singing something heartfelt, dramatic, ridiculous, or all three at once, my goal is simple: make music that makes you feel something.
When I'm not singing, you'll usually find me streaming games, hanging out with the Ribbiters, or getting myself into some kind of questionable frog-related situation.
Have a ribbiting day!
Why I Make Music
I've always loved how a song can capture a feeling that words alone can't quite express.
I started making music online because the songs I discovered through anime and Vocaloid meant so much to me. I wanted to share that same feeling with other people by giving these songs a new life through English lyrics and my own interpretation.
Over time, singing became more than just a hobby. It became the heart of what I do.
Today, Froggie Singer is my little corner of the internet where I can share the music I love, create stories of my own, and hopefully give someone else a song they'll carry with them.
Froggie by the Numbers
Froggie's Story
Once upon a time, I was a voiceless frog who found herself transformed into a human by an experimental witch's spell.
Unfortunately, the spell didn't exactly go according to plan.
With my voice missing, I set off on a journey to find the fragments of it scattered throughout an unfamiliar world. Along the way, I discovered places far stranger than I could have imagined — including the vastness of outer space.
That's where things got really weird.
After being pulled apart in space, I became two separate beings: Froggie, the naive and curious half, and Toaddie, my darker counterpart.
While Toaddie went her own way, Froggie continued onward into the cyberworld, still searching for the voice she lost.
And that's where my story begins.
Still Searching for My Voice...
Maybe that's why music means so much to me.
Every song I sing is another little piece of that voice.
And maybe, if you stick around long enough, we'll find the rest of it together.
Welcome to the pond.
— Froggie