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 | Type     = Single
 | Artist   = Lovely Summer-Chan
-| Album   =
+| Album    =
-| Released =  [[May 18]], [[2018]]
+| Released =  [[May 18]], [[2016]]
+| Format   = CD
 | Length   = 3:24
 | Label    = Bubbly Summer, Speedstar
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 '''"Part-Time Robot"''' is a single by the Japanese artist [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lovely_Summer_Chan Lovely Summer-Chan]. It was released on [[May 18]], [[2016]].<ref>''[https://natalie.mu/music/news/182297 ラブリーサマーちゃんが新シングルで初のバンドREC、ブリグリカバーも]''. Natalie. (2016, Apr 4). </ref>
 ==Overview==
-The single is a homage to the [[Weezer]] song "[[Beverly Hills]]", both featuring near identical structure and instrumentation. While no official releases of the song directly credit or mention Weezer, in an interview with the online Japanese publication CINRA, Lovely Summer-Chan states  that the song served as her inspiration to write "Part-Time Robot".<ref>Kaneko, Atsushi. (2016, May 20). ''[https://www.cinra.net/article/interview-201605-lovelysummerchan 勝手にカテゴライズしないで。気ままなラブサマちゃんの進路相談]''. CINRA.</ref> Additionally, in a tweet made on [[August 6]], [[2018]], she refers to the single as a parody of "Beverly Hills".<ref>@imaizumi_aika. (2018, Aug 6). Twitter. Retrieved from https://twitter.com/imaizumi_aika/status/1026363038243274753.</ref>
+The single is a homage to the [[Weezer]] song "[[Beverly Hills]]", with both being near-identical in melody and structure. While no official releases of "Part-Time Robot" directly credit or mention the band, in an interview with the online Japanese publication CINRA, Lovely Summer-Chan states that Weezer ("Beverly Hills" in particular) served as her inspiration to write the song.<ref>Kaneko, Atsushi. (2016, May 20). ''[https://www.cinra.net/article/interview-201605-lovelysummerchan 勝手にカテゴライズしないで。気ままなラブサマちゃんの進路相談]''. CINRA.</ref> Additionally, in a tweet made on [[August 6]], [[2018]], she directly refers to the single as a parody of the Weezer song.<ref>@imaizumi_aika. (2018, Aug 6). Twitter. Retrieved from https://twitter.com/imaizumi_aika/status/1026363038243274753.</ref>
-The single's cover art parodies the cover of [[Weezer (The Blue Album)]].
+The single's art is a reference to the cover of ''[[Weezer (The Blue Album)]]''.
 ==Audio==