I'm trying to remove a whole lot of the personal opinions that are cluttering up this page. The ax may fall on anything with "This troper," "This editor," "Admit it" or "Seconded." I especially Do Not Want to see examples like these:

• To put it short, practically any show with the main focus on ecchi or moe-characters.
• Anime as a whole, for some of us. Admit it.
  • Indeed. This troper's the only one in his group of friends that watches anime, but never when anyone's around.
• Any male who enjoys Shojo anime or manga.
  • This troper, for example, is a fan of Fruits Basket, Vampire Knight, Gravitation, Sailor Moon...the list goes on and on really...
    • Chibi Vampire...
• Yaoi fangirls usually fit into this trope.
  • As do yuri fanboys. Or yaoi fanboys. Or yuri fangirls. It's usually anything that isn't hetero.
  • I'm a yaoi fan girl, and proud of it
• Pretty much anything Disney Channel churns out falls under this trope.

"Vocaloid has been used for some really embarrassing songs…"

Melt is epic. I am really interested to know which reasons exist for anyone to possibly find it embarrassing in any way.

A lot of the examples here are too well received, loved or popular to be seen as Guilty Pleasures. Guilty Pleasures how? If you mean guilty as in you wouldn't admit your love of it to the "kewl kids", then you might as well include every sci-fi/fantasy fiction from every medium, pulp horror and adventure story, non-adult comedy animated show, comic book, heavy metal band, B-movie, etc. I don't know in what universe South Park and Howard's Conan stories could be considered guilty pleasures.

Somebody added a Vocaloid song about what appears to be two characters in love. Isn't that a different trope?

Why isn't there a Troper Tales section for this trope?