The Roro-Chan meme, often associated with the song 'Ruru's Suicide Show on a Livestream' by Shinsei Kamattechan, stems from the tragic story of a Japanese livestreamer in 2013. While the origin is somber, the internet community transformed the visuals from the fan-made tribute animations into a broader 'aesthetic' movement. Today, the template is frequently used in 'traumacore' circles, music-related memes, or as a symbol for deep late-night thoughts and emotional venting. It serves as a haunting yet artistically significant piece of internet history that continues to circulate through social media edits and fan art.