#i-me

1st person pronoun i/me, xri/xre/xry/xrine/xryself, & xui/xue/xuy/xuine/xuyself flags.

xai/xii/xeye/xyne/xeyeself (rhymes with i/me/my/mine/myself)

chai/chii/cheye/chyne/chayself (rhymes with i/me/my/mine/myself)

ai/mii/meye/myne/meyeself (pronounced i/me/my/mine/myself)

sai/sii/seye/syne/seyeself (rhymes with i/me/my/mine/myself)

zai/zii/zeye/zyne/zeyeself (rhymes with i/me/my/mine/myself)

vai/vii/veye/vyne/veyeself (rhymes with i/me/my/mine/myself)

i/me/my/mine/myself (main diff: always lowercase)

(chai also sometimes change the spellings of the varients for "my" to -hy, -ay, -eye, and -igh)

they have a modest discography, just a Chinese mini-album and a Thai single, so unfortunately, there aren't many songs to rec from. Aiyiya is their bubblegum pop title track, and the music video features Top Combine's Jin Ensheng. some say it's got a KARA feel to it. Always Liked is also really cute, although all of the music videos I've found are atrocious quality. And according to their Douban tracklisting, they've also got 我有想念 and 完美世界, but I haven't listened very closely to them. (我有想念 is a slow ballad though, so if you like that...?)

Help Me! is their adorable Thai single which also doubles as a shrimp wonton soup CF. 

and I guess if you're into the darker girl group concepts, they've got some kind of short dance video too (again, I can't find anything in higher quality), but iMe seems determined to stay cutesy in general.

this duet between iMe and Top Combine's leader Zhang Yuan (or Bird) is almost cloyingly sweet - not exactly cutesy but just warm and drippy with schmaltz. lots of it.