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FIRE or NAH?! 【Ado】うっせぇわ (Usseewa) (REACTION) | iamsickflowz
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[@RedWinter58]

"ussee, ussee, usseewa" roughly translates to "shut up, shut up, shut the fuck up!"

[@nappatheloveable9486]

"Usseewa", short for うるさいわ (urusaiwa), means "Shut up". If you turned on the English translation it also showed up as STFU at some points in the song. The song itself was essentially complaining/venting about how you have to act in society as a young adult and how older people tell younger adults how to act. Ado's response to those people was to tell them to "shut up" hence the song name.

[@H3cJP]

the translation at subtitles says shut the fuck up when she says usse wa, and shut up when before that, she says just usse, wa would be giving it more force, being adding the f world in english a way to do the same idk japanese so idk if that makes any sense

[@ts012423333]

@@H3cJP This means that the CC subtitles of the original video are quite high quality. in Japanese わ(wa) It has the function of emphasizing the preceding subject

[@H3cJP]

@@ts012423333 the subtitles are probably just written by her or some of the managers, not automatic

[@DR_REDACTED]

Aw man you missed the fire ass lyrics :( All of her songs have great english CC

[@DR_REDACTED]

Ado is 20 years old. She skyrocketed to fame in asia after her first Original song called Usseewa in 2020. (which is slang for shut up.) It was released a day before her 18th birthday.

[@weldernick3750]

By slang for shut up you mean shut the f up lol it’s basically a rude way to say shut up in a derogatory manner

[@jayhydro2030]

Just wondering people keep saying she made the song but I thought syedou made the song?

[@hikarihakai1285]

None of her song are from anime beside the One Piece album she have recently Ado start her career when she was 16 I think and she is now 20, she start out doing cover song and become popular after releasing this song which is her first non cover song My favourite song from her is still Readymade and I recommend you reacting to that song

[@sigmaikr]

The song's lyrics criticize society's so called "common sense", with Ado speaking on behalf of members of society about their dissatisfaction and anger with society. "Usseewa" is Ado's first original song. The term "Usseewa", roughly equivalent to "Shut up" in English, has been the topic of much debate. In particular, many parents in Japan have been worried about the effects of the song's lyrical content on young children. Ado has expressed that the lyrics of the song are meant to help relieve the stress of her audience by resonating with their frustrations. She further states that she "sings people's anger in their place, because she wants them to live positively"

[@YAMIKATTT]

osseewa directly translates to "noisy", but in this context it means "shut up"

[@DR_REDACTED]

The song is big middle finger to asian work culture. Beacuse there work and success is put over everything.

[@astra-nomia]

So this is not work and not success? 😐

[@Kaoru_Sato24]

@@astra-nomia no opposite.....

[@justinrunions1614]

Usseewa basically translates to shut the bleep 🤬 up

[@Kaoru_Sato24]

She was 17 when this song becomes popular in Asia and the translation of ussewa is stfu...

[@marumarusensei1]

This was recorded when she was a high schoolkid. Ussewa is in a sense, shout up your fxxing mouth, that why this song created a controversial issue because kids statred to say it.

[@eicoytube]

the lyrics are the truest shit I have ever heard in a song so I love this song even more because of the lyrics

[@naofumi6977]

U can on the CC

[@Warglein]

ye, lycris are allways important by other languages :3

[@Howler562]

Really would have preferred if you actually stay putting on the English subs when they available, you’ve missed practically the entire song

[@AsaErickson-xw3dz]

YOU DIDN’T WATCH IT WITH CAPTIONS? YOU CRIMINAL.

[@kriamillian758]

Translation not working?

[@ivory8956]

no he just didnt know

[@kriamillian758]

@@ivory8956 just i seeing his video the cc is on but not working.

[@SHIN-tv1ls]

you can use subtitles bro🗿