It's good unless you're Spanish because teto has another meaning in that country and I know what it means and I laughed a lot when I heard teto so many times.
Teto,Teto you can call me Teto red hair,red eyes hiding in your wi-fi Open secrets, anyone can find me Hear your music running through my mind I’m thinking Teto,Teto oo ee oo I’m thinking Teto,Teto oo ee oo I’m thinking Teto,Teto oo ee oo I’m thinking Teto,Teto oo ee oo I’m on top of the world becausese of you I ll All I wanted to do is follow you I’ll keep singing along to all of you I’ll keep singing along I’m thinking Teto,Teto oo ee oo I’m thinking Teto,Teto oo ee oo I’m thinking Teto,Teto oo ee oo I’m thinking Teto,Teto oo ee oo
I feel like this song feels more a lot better with Teto because rather than Miku who was created by a company and used initially for published music, Teto was created by the public and until recently lived only through public songs.
There's no "th" phoneme in Japanese, so usually trying to speak English with JP phonemes results in using sounds like the english S or Z, i.e. Thinking becoming shinkin or s(u)inkin, The World becoming za warudo. Edit for typo
