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Jake Llaguno
Jake Llaguno is a Filipino singer-songwriter who gained attention with his 2021 electro-pop track "WaifuCrush!" The song's sugary melodies and energetic beats...
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Jake Llaguno is a Filipino singer-songwriter who gained attention with his 2021 electro-pop track "WaifuCrush!" The song's sugary melodies and energetic beats drew from his interest in anime and video game culture, finding an audience through online platforms.
"WaifuCrush!" became a viral hit, inspiring memes and fan art. Some listeners questioned the song's use of anime imagery, with Llaguno responding that it came from admiration rather than disrespect. He followed it with singles like "Love Potion" and "Anime Girl," and has worked with artists including Filipino rapper Flow G.
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