全てあなたの所為です。

Subete Anata no Sei Desu. (全てあなたの所為です。; English: "It's All Your Fault."), commonly referred to as SubeAna for short, is a Japanese UTAU song producer who is known for inserting cryptic messages in a form of various codes from binary to morse code into their songs. 
Their songs can be categorized as chiptune, albeit in a considerably different sounds from "traditional" chiptune.
== Content ==
SubeAna has been active on both Nicovideo and YouTube since May 2018, with a now deleted first song, simply titled . (short), featuring Utane Uta. Later on September 2018, they uploaded the full version of "." As of current, all of their song features Uta.
Their songs' MVs, except for a few, are themed after an error message that formerly used in Nicovideo when a video has been deleted. Originally, they used to play the actual error message at the beginning of their videos, but later changed it to a text-to-speech recreation made with SofTalk.
== "pseudo-SubeAna" songs ==
Following SubeAna's popularity, since around 2020, multiple artists have started to make "pseudo-SubeAna" songs, ranging from songs that copies the style of SubeAna's songs, to entirely original songs with factors present in SubeAna's songs. User who first started pseudo-SubeAna is the account "全て***の所為です。". True identity of this account is a Nico Nico Douga user who is still active currently. After "全てわたしの所為です。" who appeared next the account became famous, many pseudo-SubeAna appeared. 
== Controversy ==
=== Suspicion of trademark purposes ===
He shifted his activity from Nico Nico Douga to Youtube around October 2018, and later posted "教育 (Education)" on October 12, 2018. All videos of this song and previous songs have been monetized, and evidence of this is the ads that have always been displayed when playing the videos since that time. Because of this, about one of his songs at the time ".", and his other musics, fans of an UTAU composer known for the song "イワシがつちからはえてくるんだ (A Sardine Grows from the Soil)" (commonly called "xxxx" for sake of privacy) who used to be active on Nico Nico Douga, criticized SubeAna, claiming that he was posting songs respecting xxxx for profit. However, it is not uncommon for the tones and moods of songs to be covered, and this suspicion was denied until his song "エヌ (N)" was posted.
=== Controversy about "名の無い星が空に堕ちたら" ===
On September 27, 2019, SubeAna posted a new song "名の無い星が空に堕ちたら (When a nameless star falls in the sky)". Although the song used a special method of pitch called "yona-nuki musical scale", the song's chorus was similar in tone to the song "パプリカ (Paprika)" by Foorin which also used yona-nuki musical scale, and was accused of plagiarism by radical fans of Kenshi Yonezu. Two weeks, the comments on SubeAna's video were filled with radical fans. For two weeks, the comments on SubeAna's videos were rife with radical fans' comments, some of which included death threats and excessive slander.
=== Controversy about "エヌ" ===
On June 28, 2020, SubeAna posted a new song called "N". The music video for this song was different from the music videos for her previous songs, and consisted of detailed dots. Therefore, it was fully revealed that SubeAna had based all of her previous songs on xxxx, and that even if she hadn't, she had posted songs with xxxx-like tunes and tones, knowing that xxxx existed, and had been monetizing them. At the end of the delivery, SubeAna advertised the release of an album "CXXXII" containing "アブジェ (Abuje)", "Education", their arranged versions and "N", and released the album on the same day.
=== Sending morse code E-mails against some SubeAna fans ===
Between 11:30 a.m. and 12:00 a.m. on March 22, 2021, a mysterious user sent Morse code and sequence numbers to some SubeAna fans. It was suspected to be an email sent by SubeAna, but SubeAna's public email address and the email address of the mysterious person who actually sent the email were different, and SubeAna announced in its channel summary that there was no evidence of unauthorized access in response to this situation.
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