ATARASHII GAKKO OTONABLUE MV REACTION

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Otonablue was inspired by an old Akiko Wada song called Furui Nikki and the "HAH!" is a direct lift from that song. They also homaged the single cover. They later performed a mashup of both songs with her on Japanese TV. Have fun going down the AG! rabbit hole. There are lots of different sides to their music to discover. They (almost) always wear their sailor suits, though there are different versions now.

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👍Excellent. ATARASHII GAKKO is not afraid to ruffle a few feathers. 🖖❤

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Otona Blue went viral on Tik-Tok in 2023 and then they did this video, but the version on "The First Take" channel is the most popular. There's a pun in the song as "otona blue" means "adult blues", but Suzuka always introduces it as "otona buru" which means "like an adult". The song is about female awakening and AG! wrote the lyrics when they were still teenagers. They sing about being aware of the "male gaze" and wanting to experience adult emotions, or at least their fantasy of them, but know that they are still too immature. The strawberry also has a double meaning as in Japanese it's called "ichigo" which also sounds like "1" "5" or fifteen. The tallest member with the glasses is Suzuka and her extrovert personality and strong singing voice make her the obvious on stage front woman, but Mizyu (shortest and with the 2 hair bunches) is the oldest and was once seen as the leader and the others still look to her in some circumstances, but AG! are always quick to say that they don't have a leader. AG! do all their own choreography, write a lot of the lyrics and seem to have a lot of artistic autonomy from their agencies Asobisystem and 88Rising which separates them from most Japanese singing and dancing girl groups. For more AG! take a look at Nai Nai Nai

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