It is a homophone of the lyrics of a song.

The meaning of Auntie Press is actually a homophony of "ah ah ah ah ah", which is the singing part of the song with similar pronunciation.

Auntie, please press the episode "awake" from the second part of the classic animation "Jojo's Bizarre Adventure", which is also the debut music of the Three Gay Men under the Moon. The original song Auntie Press is called "Awake", written by Taku Iwasaki. The style of the song has a hint of Indian curry and is widely known by the public. It is very magical.

Aunty pressing usually refers to the singing part in the song that has similar pronunciation, and also refers to the song itself in which the singing content constantly appears. While this chant can be found in many songs, the term is used exclusively to refer to track titles, usually "Butterfly" or "Everybody Come Together" (and sometimes the ghost video of the same name).

In the context of "Jojo's Bizarre Adventure", it usually refers to Pillar Man's theme song "Awake". The song has a strange and exotic Asan style, which is impressive and has triggered many A second creation around the song.

At the same time, this word is also a common barrage content in the JOJO animation series. When it appears, it usually means something like "manual dubbing awake.