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@chankuu6470 2 күн бұрын
1980年に発売された曲です。 デビュー曲です 80年代は1950年代の曲が日本でとても流行ってたんですよ
@fezerfal8261 6 күн бұрын
doo-wop
@alwaysforeigner2 5 күн бұрын
Thank you, I was thinking this, but wasn’t too sure.
@壺義春 7 күн бұрын
これは「め組のひと」じゃなくて「ランナウェイ」だぜ。
@ありさ-g7u 7 күн бұрын
クリス・タッカー
@MarkII-fj1sw 8 күн бұрын
BLUE IN beatsもおなしゃす！
@久美子栗原-h2r 10 күн бұрын
日本語で失礼致します。YONEZＵ さんの世界ツアーが有ります🎉😮是非コンサート会場に会いに行って下さいね。GAGAは彼のフィアンセ❤JapanSt.GAGA kumiko❤
@くきみ-s3j 11 күн бұрын
日本語頑張ってください✨ちょっと声が小さいみたいです😅
@KusiroSei 20 күн бұрын
Fxxkin' skip shht
@benelraiz Ай бұрын
I just binged all of your Kenshi Yonezu reaction videos and I absolutely love them 😭🙏🏼 Is it possible you could react to Uma to Shika by him? He’s my absolute favorite artist even tho I don’t understand much of what he’s singing without subtitles 😅
@RinnetenseiQ Ай бұрын
As Ado`s big fan I must carry this faith to the masses. Most of her song, independently is it a cover or is it her own song sounds like banger. Lyrics also full of meaning I recomend to listen next if not listened yet: 1. "Unravel" - cover on TK`s song. Imho, cover better than original. And also live performance of this cover from her better than studio version 2. "Ussewa" - her debut song, when she was 17 (1 day before 18) 3. "Shoka" - song written by Ado. It is song made me scare twice, firstly when I listen an see AMV, secondly when I check lyrics... I think it is saddes song from her 4. "Rule" - maybe the most agressive song from her 5. Entire album with song for anime One Peace film Red 6. "Rebelion" - AMV looks like entire anime 7. "Crime & Punishment" - cover on Shina Ringo`s song, that concentrate attantion on her vocal (your ears must be ready) 8. "Show" - demonstrate abilities to mix the different culures and different genres into one song, like entire album 9. "Odo" - she tries on the role of DJ 10. "God-ish" - while listening firstly I thought that there ~10 vocalist 11. "I`m controversy" - playing around interesting sound effects 12 "Value" - collaboration with Apple (AMV on iPad), sounds pretty cool 13. "Kick back" - "cover" on Chainsaw-man op with surprise 14. "Aishite" - cover on Kikuo`s (Vocaloid) song. It is like "emotional roller coaster" 15. "Villain Utattemita" - a cover of a song with lyrics in English and Korean. I advice to watch AMVs firstly instead live version or advances subs version, because it contains a part of meaning There are no all Ado`s songs present on the official channel. "The Complete Ado list" (on KZbin) contains now 206 (covers, collabs, etc) kzbin.info/aero/PL-sgowJ2PZIdMPtUu03nTjNyqK9_WawlA If calculate from her debut, it is looks like she releases new song each week. It is break my mind. Your job is not finished yet)))
@matthewercolano1731 2 ай бұрын
Originally its J. Tajor(Filipino) and Jay park remixes.
@MariaCandelaria-n8n 2 ай бұрын
Bellísima colaboración de lisa y Rosalía y el vídeo impresionante
@MariaCandelaria-n8n 2 ай бұрын
Reacción a Rosalía y ralphie en Omega está buenísimo desde Tenerife ❤
@ちちぶっしゅ 2 ай бұрын
今思えば、日本語ってすごいよね、表現の仕方っていうか語彙が多すぎる、私は純日本人だけど表現がむずすぎる日本語とか理解に時間がかかる😂
@sewwinter 3 ай бұрын
Fuji Keikoさんすばらしいですよね。ちなみにFan factなんですが、超人気シンガーのHikaru Udadaさんは彼女の娘さんなんです。
@tonton-pc9id 3 ай бұрын
この曲はJams(Mrsのファンの総称）に向けたファンソングと言われてます。ぜひ歌詞をじっくり見てみてくださいね。 ゼンジン私も行ってきましたが、Jamsに「ただいま」と言っている感じがして泣きそうになりました。 またいっぱいMrsのリアクションお願いします。
@springchild74 3 ай бұрын
Test
@flamoonigirlolivia 3 ай бұрын
Hey you're awesome and thank you for loving Kenshi 🤩
@alwaysforeigner2 3 ай бұрын
No problem 😊
@ts012423333 3 ай бұрын
This time, GODIVA approached Kenshi Yonezu to collaborate in the image of "Donut Hole", and he found it interesting, so he agreed to this collaboration And while drawing a new image, he was inspired and thought about "what will these characters look like in ten years?" As a starting point to created this music video (interestingly, both the older MV for VOCALOID and his own music MV were personally directed and produced by him) he also completed his "I want to create a song in the style of juvenile comics" and realized it. "Hachi"(ハチ) is a reference to the protagonist's name in his old sister favorite manga "NANA"(pronounced as "seven" in Japanese), and he calls himself Hachi (pronounced as "eight" in Japanese)
@springchild74 3 ай бұрын
Thanks for this! It's interesting that you're focusing on the audio side of things, while I’m completely drawn to watching and trying to make sense of the anime. It’s amazing that they can complete a full episode of anime in just 3 or 4 minutes of a song, with the animation perfectly syncing to the music. The theme of the anime-people versus developers-is a classic one. A very cool, high-quality production involving Studio IG, if I remember correctly. I saw the Godiva chocolate packages, and my thoughts were: 1. It’s too good to eat, and 2. It’s really expensive, like $4 a piece. But I also wonder how much it cost to make the animated video, so I imagine he has to earn to pay for the workers behind the animation somehow. Personally, I’m so anti-big corporations that are destroying our planet and biosphere, so I feel ambivalent about Kenshi’s collaborations with major companies like Godiva. I'd rather see him tie up with a small local chocolatier business. I don’t know much about Godiva (I suspect them), but I definitely question his tie-ins with Coca-Cola for "Lady" and "Every Day." Coca-Cola is the top polluter, a criminal corporation if you ask me, and considering Kenshi is someone who sings about Nausicaä (like in “Hien”), with its strong environmental themes, it feels contradictory for him to work with companies like Coca-Cola. I’m sure he’s aware of the contradiction, as hinted in the lyrics of “Every Day.” I'm ranting here because honestly, I feel uncomfortable ranting about this on his channel because of his other fans. (I did it anyway though - I want him to like me if he ever recognizes me among thousands of his fans and I do exactly the opposite by criticizing him hahaha 😂). At the same time, I understand that without his popularity-supported by these big corporations-I wouldn’t have discovered his music. So, I’m feeling pretty torn about it. Sorry this was a deep dive. --- For some reason, I can't leave a comment back to the response below by this person @ts012423333. I tried many times. I put some work in writing this and it's a shame that my time and energy gets wasted, and I want to set my record straight, so I'm editing this comment and posting below. *** Kenshi may not explicitly express opinions on environmental issues, but someone as intelligent as him, who has deeply analyzed Miyazaki’s works and considers Miyazaki Hayao a father or teacher figure, would never ignore the environmental themes present in Nausicaä. Nausicaä reflects Japan’s rapid post-WWII development, including the environmental pollution and destruction that came with it. Even in “Hien,” the references to 修羅の道 (the path of a shura) and 道の正しさ (correctness of the way) seem to echo Kushana’s struggle in Nausicaä to lead with the true king’s principles (王道). There’s no mention of sailing or bridges-are we even talking about the same song? The animation of this music video is also about development and those who oppose it. If you read Japanese, you’d see in the lyrics of “Everyday” that he expresses frustration at being criticized as meaningless or wasteful, even though he’s already aware of these issues and understands they are often probably beyond his control. The line “意味がない、くだらない、それはもうダサい、無駄で仕方がない、グダグダグダ、わかってんだクソボケナス” shows that he’s not oblivious to the criticism but feels powerless to address everything expected of him. Kenshi deals consistently with themes of brokenness and salvaging the discarded (ガラクタ), which is psychological, material, social and environmental all at the same time, showing he cares about social issues without being overtly preachy. In one interview, I remember him saying that the purpose of art is to protect the socially vulnerable (社会的弱者を守るため). His music video for “さよーならまたいつか” (not sure of the exact English title) was filmed in Okinawa, an area embroiled in US military base issues, including environmental and criminal concerns. Miyazaki has spoken out about the US base construction in Henoko, and I’m sure Kenshi is aware of it. There’s even a thoughtful comment in Japanese on this issue in the MV’s comments section, if you take the time to read through. You commented on “Lady,” where did that even come from? I never mentioned that song. However, as for the sense of "fatique," I object. I remember Kenshi saying in an interview that the song was about the feeling of 10 AM-a time between early morning crispness and the midday rush, a subtle, dull, slow moment that can’t be captured the same way as morning or noon. That's far from the sense of literal "fatigue" that English word may connote.
@ts012423333 3 ай бұрын
You may have some misunderstandings about Kenshi Yonezu😅 He himself does not pay special attention to or express opinions on environmental issues What Kenshi Yonezu wanted to express in "Hien" is that in Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, he saw more of the attitude of sailing with the wind and naturally straightening up when the boat reaches the bridge. "LADY" emphasizes the feeling of fatigue And "Every Day" was born to express the current situation of struggling every day to create different new songs after completing "LADY"😂
@springchild74 3 ай бұрын
@@ts012423333 Kenshi may not explicitly express opinions on environmental issues, but someone as intelligent as him, who has deeply analyzed Miyazaki’s works and considers Miyazaki Hayao a father or teacher figure, would never ignore the environmental themes present in Nausicaä. Nausicaä reflects Japan’s rapid post-WWII development, including the environmental pollution and destruction that came with it. Even in “Hien,” the references to 修羅の道 (the path of a shura) and 道の正しさ (correctness of the way) seem to echo Kushana’s struggle in Nausicaä to lead with the true king’s principles (王道). There’s no mention of sailing or bridges-are we even talking about the same song? The animation of this music video is also about development and those who oppose it. If you read Japanese, you’d see in the lyrics of “Everyday” that he expresses frustration at being criticized as meaningless or wasteful, even though he’s already aware of these issues and understands they are often probably beyond his control. The line “意味がない、くだらない、それはもうダサい、無駄で仕方がない、グダグダグダ、わかってんだクソボケナス” shows that he’s not oblivious to the criticism but feels powerless to address everything expected of him. Kenshi deals consistently with themes of brokenness and salvaging the discarded (ガラクタ), which is psychological, material and environmental all at the same time, showing he cares about social issues without being overtly preachy. In one interview, I remember him saying that the purpose of art is to protect the socially vulnerable (社会的弱者を守るため). His music video for “さよーならまたいつか” (not sure of the exact English title) was filmed in Okinawa, an area embroiled in US military base issues, including environmental and criminal concerns. Miyazaki has spoken out about the US base construction in Henoko, and I’m sure Kenshi is aware of it. There’s even a thoughtful comment in Japanese on this issue in the MV’s comments section, if you take the time to read through. As for “Lady,” where did that even come from? I never mentioned that song. I remember Kenshi saying in an interview that the song was about the feeling of 10 AM-a time between early morning crispness and the midday rush, a subtle, dull, slow moment that can’t be captured the same way as morning or noon. Perhaps it’s you who doesn’t understand Kenshi well. For me, Kenshi is my best friend-at least in my imagination.
@springchild74 3 ай бұрын
@@ts012423333 Kenshi may not explicitly express opinions on environmental issues, but someone as intelligent as him, who has deeply analyzed Miyazaki’s works and considers Miyazaki Hayao a father or teacher figure, would never ignore the environmental themes present in Nausicaä. Nausicaä reflects Japan’s rapid post-WWII development, including the environmental pollution and destruction that came with it. Even in “Hien,” the references to 修羅の道 (the path of a shura) and 道の正しさ (correctness of the way) seem to echo Kushana’s struggle in Nausicaä to lead with the true king’s principles (王道). There’s no mention of sailing or bridges-are we even talking about the same song? The animation of this music video is also about development and those who oppose it. If you read Japanese, you’d see in the lyrics of “Everyday” that he expresses frustration at being criticized as meaningless or wasteful, even though he’s already aware of these issues and understands they are often probably beyond his control. The line “意味がない、くだらない、それはもうダサい、無駄で仕方がない、グダグダグダ、わかってんだクソボケナス” shows that he’s not oblivious to the criticism but feels powerless to address everything expected of him. Kenshi deals consistently with themes of brokenness and salvaging the discarded (ガラクタ), which is psychological, material and environmental all at the same time, showing he cares about social issues without being overtly preachy. In one interview, I remember him saying that the purpose of art is to protect the socially vulnerable (社会的弱者を守るため). His music video for “さよーならまたいつか” (not sure of the exact English title) was filmed in Okinawa, an area embroiled in US military base issues, including environmental and criminal concerns. Miyazaki has spoken out about the US base construction in Henoko, and I’m sure Kenshi is aware of it. There’s even a thoughtful comment in Japanese on this issue in the MV’s comments section, if you take the time to read through. As for “Lady,” where did that even come from? I never mentioned that song. I remember Kenshi saying in an interview that the song was about the feeling of 10 AM-a time between early morning crispness and the midday rush, a subtle, dull, slow moment that can’t be captured the same way as morning or noon. Perhaps it’s you who doesn’t understand Kenshi well. For me, Kenshi is my best friend-at least in my imagination.
@springchild74 3 ай бұрын
@@ts012423333 Kenshi may not explicitly express opinions on environmental issues, but someone as intelligent as him, who has deeply analyzed Miyazaki’s works and considers Miyazaki Hayao a father or teacher figure, would never ignore the environmental themes present in Nausicaä. Nausicaä reflects Japan’s rapid post-WWII development, including the environmental pollution and destruction that came with it. Even in “Hien,” the references to 修羅の道 (the path of a shura) and 道の正しさ (correctness of the way) seem to echo Kushana’s struggle in Nausicaä to lead with the true king’s principles (王道). There’s no mention of sailing or bridges-are we even talking about the same song? The animation of this music video is also about development and those who oppose it. If you read Japanese, you’d see in the lyrics of “Everyday” that he expresses frustration at being criticized as meaningless or wasteful, even though he’s already aware of these issues and understands they are often probably beyond his control. The line “意味がない、くだらない、それはもうダサい、無駄で仕方がない、グダグダグダ、わかってんだクソボケナス” shows that he’s not oblivious to the criticism but feels powerless to address everything expected of him. Kenshi deals consistently with themes of brokenness and salvaging the discarded (ガラクタ), which is psychological, material and environmental all at the same time, showing he cares about social issues without being overtly preachy. In one interview, I remember him saying that the purpose of art is to protect the socially vulnerable (社会的弱者を守るため). His music video for “さよーならまたいつか” (not sure of the exact English title) was filmed in Okinawa, an area embroiled in US military base issues, including environmental and criminal concerns. Miyazaki has spoken out about the US base construction in Henoko, and I’m sure Kenshi is aware of it. There’s even a thoughtful comment in Japanese on this issue in the MV’s comments section, if you take the time to read through. As for “Lady,” where did that even come from? I never mentioned that song. I remember Kenshi saying in an interview that the song was about the feeling of 10 AM-a time between early morning crispness and the midday rush, a subtle, dull, slow moment that can’t be captured the same way as morning or noon. Perhaps it’s you who doesn’t understand Kenshi well. For me, Kenshi is my best friend-at least in my imagination.
@springchild74 3 ай бұрын
@@ts012423333 Kenshi may not explicitly talk about environmental issues, but someone as intelligent as him, who views Miyazaki Hayao as a father figure, would never ignore the environmental themes in Nausicaä. The story reflects Japan’s post-WWII development and environmental destruction. Even in “Hien,” the references to 修羅の道 (the path of a shura) and 道の正しさ (correctness of the way) seem to echo Kushana’s struggle in Nausicaä to lead with true king’s principles (王道). There’s no mention of sailing or bridges-are we even talking about the same song? This music video also focuses on development and its opposition. In “Everyday,” Kenshi expresses frustration at being criticized, though he’s aware of these issues and knows some are beyond his control. The line “意味がない、くだらない、それはもうダサい、無駄で仕方がない、グダグダグダ、わかってんだクソボケナス” shows his frustration at being misunderstood. Kenshi’s recurring themes of brokenness and salvaging the discarded (ガラクタ) touch on psychological, material, and environmental concerns, showing he cares about social issues without being preachy. In one interview, Kenshi said art’s purpose is to protect the vulnerable (社会的弱者を守るため). His music video for “さよーならまたいつか” was filmed in Okinawa, a place with US military base issues, including environmental concerns. Miyazaki opposes the US base construction in Henoko, and I’m sure Kenshi is aware of it. There’s even a thoughtful comment in Japanese on the MV about this. As for “Lady,” I never mentioned that song. Kenshi said it’s about the feeling of 10 AM, a slow, dull time that’s different from morning or noon. Perhaps it’s you who doesn’t understand Kenshi well. For me, Kenshi is my best friend-in my imagination at least.
@cottoncandyFRIZZ 3 ай бұрын
the mv isnt an anime, just an animated music video! donut hole is one of his older songs (afaik released in 2013), so this is technically a rerelease of sorts, while also being a collab with godiva chocolates. the old version of this song has a more simple mv. the characters featured are based on the vocaloids gumi, rin, luka, and miku
@夢佐藤-i4k 3 ай бұрын
簡単に言います。ハチっていうのは、米津玄師さんが昔使っていた名義です。ドーナツホールは、ハチの時に作った曲で、歌ってる人はGUMIさんと言います。
@napassananlohiranyanon5904 3 ай бұрын
I love the switching up❤️
@napassananlohiranyanon5904 3 ай бұрын
They are angels for sure🩷
@takayazan.441 3 ай бұрын
｢花いちもんめ｣の歌詞がわかりますか？ それを理解して聴けたら、もっと感動出来るかと思います。自分も子供の頃は退屈なだけの曲が演歌でした😌 故郷に帰りたくても帰れない。立派なことも何一つ成し遂げられずに土産話も出来ない、それでも帰ろうかな、帰りたいと繰り返し。 でも結局は帰らないのだろうな、と。プライドとかじゃなくて。父母の前では自慢話のひとつも聞かせたいけど、まだ帰れない。っていう、切ない歌なんです(´；ω；｀)
@seriesMobile369 3 ай бұрын
配信ありがとうございます． 内容についてですが､鹿に対してこの様な行為は殆どチャイナ系か中国人だと日本人は認識しています． それとは対照的に欧米､アジア､その他諸国の人達は愛で方が上手いし流石動物先進国だな・・と感心させられます👏 そう､中国とは最近政治的にも違法な領空領海侵犯とかして来て仲が相当悪いです．これはとても深刻な問題です．だからと言って中国人が日本の世界文化遺産にまで来て汚しにかかって来ているのです．政治的なものを関係のない公園にまで持って来るのはよくない事です．もし他国に行ってもこの行為をやっているのかと想像するだけで腹立たしいです．そしてまた悲しい事に日本人が海外に行ったら中国人と間違われる事がとても辛いです．欧米諸国や各国からしたら見分けがつきずらいと思います．唯一見分けるとすると日本人は他人に迷惑かけない法のもとで行動しているのが強みです．なので個人的に内容が興味深かったです． ありがとうございました👍
@moon.4214 3 ай бұрын
外国人の方が、このようなビデオを配信してくれて嬉しいです❤ こういう外国人が増えて欲しい！
@alwaysforeigner2 3 ай бұрын
私は日本が大好きです🫰💗
@matopski9578 3 ай бұрын
The superior complex is taught and ingrained into the mind of the Chinese. Especially when it's against the Japanese. There are too many who have no respect for people, animals, and other cultures.
@日本一男 3 ай бұрын
タイトルは英語の方が多くの外国人に拡散できるのではないですか。
@alwaysforeigner2 3 ай бұрын
Japanese see the Japanese subtitles, and western countries see the English titles.
@alwaysforeigner2 3 ай бұрын
KZbin lets you make two titles in different languages.
@kam-kam165 3 ай бұрын
Pls react to "INZM" by Number_i (New Japanese group)🙏 This is a SUPER DOPE, UNIQUE song! It has 35M views in 3 weeks!🔥
@kam-kam165 3 ай бұрын
This song really permeates my heart❤
@nikpaki3945 3 ай бұрын
りえさんのreaction ありがとうございます、まだまだ沢山の曲がありますのでまたお願いします😊
@b7n9d 3 ай бұрын
All the singers are Japanese🇯🇵🎤
@b7n9d 3 ай бұрын
Nene is a Japanese rapper🇯🇵✨✨
@smt680 3 ай бұрын
Please check out "Armageddon" as well 🙏
@村橋忠和 4 ай бұрын
当たりて、言うには冗談だけど緊張はするよね今小学校は英語勉強してるから10年か15年後にはだいぶ違うがな 嫌いって言うよりまず緊張、他の国でも母国語また英語もできない人にあったらどうですか。 海外は治安が悪いってイメージそこからくる外国の人怖いと思っても仕方ないと思う。
@HieronymusChockvivantvanit 4 ай бұрын
Rie is amazing. What you've just heard might be her best song. But there is hardly anything that she sings that doesn't bring tears to my eyes. (And I don't ever understand Japanese.) Another great song, the first I ever heard her sing is kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXXVh5ZmbLCXr7M. Part of her charm, unlike the other singers in the competition, is that she is so casual. She is in front of an audience of thousands, but she sings as if she is just telling a story to a group of only 5 or 6 friends. What's sad is that she is 50 years old, has been singing all her life, but only now has she been recognized. This show brought a lot of great singers from Japan to Korean. A couple others that I like, keeping to ballads, are Aiko Sumida (住田愛子) kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4PNnYWqfLh_la8 (Aiko is only 16 years old) and Aki Azuma (東亜樹). Aki sings a theme from a Studio Ghibli film. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5qpfamaqbR8has
@눚곳넉홒 4 ай бұрын
What's the song in the opening?
@hesskim7501 4 ай бұрын
An angel's whisper!
@user-gf6kl2bq2 4 ай бұрын
한국에서 숨겨진 보석이 발굴됨. 리에
@peppee0312 4 ай бұрын
私もこの道化師のソネットという曲と、歌心りえさんの透き通る声がとても好きです！ 取り上げてくださりありがとうございます！
@一成福元 4 ай бұрын
りえさんを上げてくれてありがとう もっとまわりに広めて欲しいです 世界中に
@ASMRPongpoom 4 ай бұрын
hi sorry to bother you can you react music from game Music name Looking Up in the sky from Trail in the sky sc /sora no kiseki sc (trail game series)😊😊 thank you 😊
@보람-n5h 4 ай бұрын
리에님 영상을 소개해 주셔서 감사합니다~일본최고의 발라드 가수입니다
@TOMO-M15 4 ай бұрын
한국인들이 가장 사랑하는 일본가수 우타고코로리에 님!!! 歌心りえさんは唯一無二の歌姫❗
@コアラ-v4g 4 ай бұрын
日本人歌手、ミセス「Rie.utagokoro」さんの歌を紹介頂き、大変ありがとうございます。本当に感謝です。この歌は、日本の昔の歌です。「doukeshi-no-sonet」という歌のカバーです。ほぼ無名だった彼女は、韓国のステージで歌い、とても多くの人々が感動して涙を流しました。KZbinのコメントは称賛と感動のコメントで溢れています。彼女は「笑ってよ～」と歌っていますが、涙が流れる、不思議な感覚です。 ※この歌は、日本のシンガーソングライターの「Masashi.sada」さんが作詞・作曲しました。日本語で「道化師（=doukeshi）」とはサーカスで演じる「ピエロ」の事です。「sonnet」は、14行から成る短い詩です。まるで、ピエロの左目の下に描かれた涙の心を歌ったようです。また、ピエロとして子どもに夢を与えようと努力しながら、興行中に転落死してしまった実話に基づいて制作された映画の主題歌です。 ※どなたか、英語に詳しい方、詩を英語に翻訳してコメントいただけると助かります。
@TOMO-M15 4 ай бұрын
상세한 설명 감사합니다 ~
@e8v-o7q 4 ай бұрын
her voice is super good👍
@김동훈-x2n 4 ай бұрын
❤
@odango100 4 ай бұрын
これほどまでにこの演歌を高い熱量で解説してくれるのは、日本人としても本当に嬉しく思います！
@辻本実永 4 ай бұрын
まさかのりえさんのリアクション😆 うれしいです🥹❤