It doesn't mean Unilever's ``POND'S'' skin care line, but it does mean delicious "ponzu." The lyrics say "dippin' outta big cities like a ponzu," meaning that going to many big cities Life has received good things from that city. It's like when you eat any food dipped in ponzu sauce, it's delicious, it's good, it has a positive meaning. And I agree with your comment. And suppose if this song were to perform the part "hai, hai" Lisa left a moment for the audience to participate in shouting "hai, hai", it would be very fun. There would be a challenge. If you can translate Thai Try listening to the translation clip and interpretation of the song from the you tube clip EYETA. Her interpretation makes sense. Rapper mood.This clip does not enable translation mode. Try commenting and have EYETA turn on language translation. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4WbmqSdmZeJe6c
In my opinion, I think that most Thai people like Japanese people more than Koreans, so I think it's definitely not an insult to Japan. Korean people said that Lisa was not grateful for including Korean lyrics. I think she would take revenge by adding Japanese lyrics. Because most Korean people don't like it.
@AKRB06074 ай бұрын
@@유나이-v3t
@katsuo-iwasi4 ай бұрын
「反日に仕立てあげたい」の圧が凄く感じる
@유나이-v3t4 ай бұрын
Relax, I refer to the news comments about this song from Lisa in Korea: Why did Lisa include Japanese lyrics? Doesn't she know the history of Korea and Japan? ,u can find it in Koreans news.
So why Japanese like to say.. Hontoni.. Why have to remind you are tell the truth. When language is on of Citizens personality. I heard HONTO NI and i think it part of Japanese normal word in sentece. Plus you hi and all jspanese hi are the same? If it mean unroyal why i always saw Japanese keep Hi Hi when they talked.😅😅
We never say Hi as konnichiwa (hello) in Japan. Also if we say "Hai" as we mean Yes, we do not say it twice. Saying Hai twice sounds like quite sulky and if I say that to my mum, she would say "don't say hai twice!". But please don't get offended as I (we) are not offending Lisa herself.
I am Thai. I can assure you that Thai people will never think badly of Japan. We have a lot of respect for Japanese people. Thai people view Japan as Always good friends Japan has a beautiful culture and people and is a good example for Thai people
I don't know you're Japanese but you should know that Thai people 🇹🇭 always good feelings with Japanese 🇯🇵
@kuri51934 ай бұрын
but larisa hate a japan😢😢
@sanfran56074 ай бұрын
@@kuri5193 Lol, I'm sure that you have Korean ethnicity 😁
@jessiejess29314 ай бұрын
@@kuri5193I'm for sure she won't hate her Japanese fans ❤
@Lannam-z9n4 ай бұрын
What makes you think that way? Don't believe Koreans too much, they are jealous Lisa love Japan @@kuri5193
@mario-wong4 ай бұрын
@@kuri5193 Lisa's favorite food is Japanese food and Mina Twice is her close friend
@lilith-in-the-dark4 ай бұрын
Hi, I'm a Lisa's Thai fan. My English might not be very good but I will try my best to explain for Japanese who may concern about the lyrics 'Lisa, can you teach me Japanese?' in this song. Personally I don't think this lyrics line will be in a bad intention. I think this might be about a very famous Japanese singer LiSA who sings many famous anime songs like 'Gurenge' from Demon Slayer. But not in a negative way. There were some people who have mistaken Lisa(Blackpink) for LiSA(Japanese singer) when they searched her name on the internet, even a Billboard's article. Once there was an article about Lisa(Blackpink)'s new release song and they inserted some songs by LiSA(Japanese singer) in this article. And furthermore there were some anti-fans tried to devalue Lisa by saying they don't know Lisa from Blackpink, they just know LiSA from Japan. So, I think this lyrics line might be a little joke about this situation when people mistake her for a Japanese singer and they want to learn some Japanese from her but since she's Thai, so she only knows few words like はい、はい . Hope you‘ll enjoy her song more comfortably. ^^
Don't get her wrong. She wants to reply to the haters who bullied her by saying they don't know who she is, for them she is nobody. They only know a Japanese singer with a similar name and are making fun of her by pretending she is that singer from Japan.
@iyananana57014 ай бұрын
Did she say that in instagram?
@mymetime534 ай бұрын
@@iyananana5701 Right? Even Lisa doesnt say anything, but people like to make their own perception. If that so, it is like Lisa throw shades to LiSA, so it is as bad as to reply the bullies. Anyways, Lisa had her own reasons and soon we got to know
@175-xe4qf4 ай бұрын
almost Japanese here feels bad because of she used :Japanese: for care not to make mad at Korean and Chinese
@mymetime534 ай бұрын
@@175-xe4qf Lisa is stupid, if she doing that. Japan is one of the biggest crowd of entertainment industry of the world. Why she want to grave her ownself? Clear up your mind with postive thinking just like the japanese always do to keep your country clean.
@samwit62224 ай бұрын
Hi, so Im not japanese, but I see many people criticizing Lisas lyrics. I waited for a japanese person to explain it. I would gladly be open to hear yalls opinions. As for my side as an non-japanese, how I view it is that either that Lisa talks about the fact that she is multilingual. She can speak Korean, Thai, English, and some Japanese/Chinese. And maybe for the sake of rhyming did she use "はい, はい~" to showcase her abilities. That could be the easy explanation. But I also interpreted it that she could talk about the fact that westerners often put asian people( korean,japanese,chinese,thai,filipino etc) in the same box. I'm half black and I live in Europe, but I got asian friends and often when they mention their ethnic backgrounds like "Im Thai", do racist people come with either "Ni Hao" or "Konnichiwa" and ask whether they could talk Chinese or Japanese, because thats the only two countries they mostly know in asia. Also as a black person would I often hear similar things like when I mention that Im from South Africa would people ask me if I can speak Nigerian even tho Africa consist of many countries. That "はい, はい..", could mean that she is annoyed by those comments. And being tired of being labeled as something she is not. It could mean a lot of things, but I dont think she has any malicious intentions behind it. However I would also love Lisa to explain it further, to clear up misunderstandings. Hope that gives you all an insight how some westerners view it.
@apichaipunnahitananda84084 ай бұрын
It could be this way about how being stereotype of Asian people be disrespect by those racist or prankster. Respect your thought. And there is another theory refer to her early career as KPOP that she'd been criticised by KR journalist/photograper/hater (i'm not sure). Lisa had ever been asked that specific question (refer to an renowed J-singer the same name as her) eventhough that person knows her born nationality as Thai.
@samwit62224 ай бұрын
@@apichaipunnahitananda8408 yes I'm a blink since 2016. I've been there from the beginning and it's kinda true. Lisa was often mixed up of being japanese. People compared her to Nana Komatsu(?) if I'm not wrong and there were also instances where people mixed her up with LiSA (Billboard did that once, If I remember it clearly). Lisa was also excluded and disrespected by K-reporters/netizens for being SEA, but I'm not sure if people made fun of her looking japanese or saying that she should speak japanese. However I wasn't really active on social media in their early times so I might have missed that. But we also don't know what happend behind the scenes too. Because we can only speculate on the things that were made publicly.
@coco-jq3bl4 ай бұрын
Hi I'm fully Japanese living in Europe for over 25 yrs. The main thing I was concerned about this lyrics is, we never say Hai consecutively (or try not to). If you say Hai consecutively to someone, it sounds quite sulky or you are giving a short shrift impression. I've never used or heard "Hai hai" in a positive way in my life. I am not offending Lisa for this phrase but I guess her team should've been more thoughtful if they were willing to use a particular foreign word or a particular national in the lyrics. Remind you that we never judge Lisa herself for this stupid reason😊 She's been great and will be.
@samwit62224 ай бұрын
@@coco-jq3bl okay that's good to know! It's always great to be educated on those things!😊I hope Lisa and her team learn from this aswell! I'm sure Lisa wouldn't have done it, if she knew. From my knowledge does Lisa enjoy and love Japan. I saw people saying that it sounds like she is hating Japan. I'm not her so I can't talk on her behalf, but to me does her "Hai, Hai" sound rather very enthusiastic and like she is eager to teach people japanese (tho she could obviously work on it haha to avoid such mistakes), but that is my take. We don't know what her true intentions were.
@coco-jq3bl4 ай бұрын
@@samwit6222 Totally agree with you. I don't think she intended to make fun of someone or look down neither at all. Maybe to rhyme, maybe to use "Hai" as "Hi" coz they both sound similar, maybe she had this experience in her real life (to be taken for a Japanese), or they just like the sounds "Hai Hai". But Lisa is a real big STAR so her team should've been aware of those sensitive area to avoid any misunderstanding or lost in translation thing. It is really easy to make Fan→Hater these days... 🥲
지금은 한국이 k문화로 많이 알려졌지만, 서양에서는 여전히 인종을 물어볼때 중국 아니면 일본부터 언급하는 경우가 많아서 기타 아시아인들에게는 인종차별적으로 들릴 수 있는 점을 태국국적인 자신과 나라를 표현하는 요소로 사용한 것 같아요. 중국말고 일본어를 가사에 적은건 잘은 모르겠지만요…
The story of the song related to Japan, I can understand that Lisa is trying to communicate about the past that is often misunderstood by Westerners between Lisa and another Japanese singer with a similar name.
@@british1515 she got racist by anti fan, who told her that they only know a Japanese singer “LiSA” this song she wrote all what she got insult and when people think of Thailand, they call us the land of ladyboy and gangsters… so in this MV she shows LGBT and Guys with tattoo, she just wants to show the world how Thailand is the best not even bad as people think🥰🇹🇭🇯🇵
First of all, the 'Hai Hai' in Rockstar song by Lisa under her own agency Lloud has nothing to do with 'High High High' in Sheesh by Babymonster under agency YG Ent, the context in the lyrics was also difference. 😊 And second, as a member of KPOP artist, Lisa has to take care of her skin to be brighter to meet Korean Beauty Standard, which sometimes could have been looked wrongly being East Asian, especially Japanese singer named Lisa (Risa?). ... Lisa was once or twice being bullied by this fact, by Korean haters. . This is my personal analysis, please carefully consider. Lisa is still a KPOP artist under group contract as Blackpink and their work could hve started soon after each members finish some solo works in this year. Anyway, as a solo artist under her own agency, Lisa was trying to place her position in global music industry with the first concept to identify that she is a Thai nationality rockstar. Her message in the Rockstar song told every fans/audiences that now she is one of a famous artist, not a noname member of KPOP group which anyone can whether intended or unintended call her race mistakenly. Even as she is one of Blackpink member nowaday, she is also a big name everyone should show respective reaction, no teasing or provokation anymore.
私はタイ人です 日本に住んでますLisaさんの意味はハイハイ💛 OKAY Okay💛 で 意味 深い 悪い意味ではありません. life lifeのオートに合わせるかと思います
@kym2s4 ай бұрын
I don't really know what the Japanese phrases in this song mean because there is no explanation, and I don't think there ever will be. What worries me the most is that Japanese children all over the world might be teased or bullied for using these phrases at school and get hurt. (It could happen outside of school too.) It could create "tragedy" and "hatred" again. I think Lisa is that influential.
@lekycer4 ай бұрын
I understand your concerns, but I think many Japanese people have experienced this. They have encountered discrimination with this phrase. These things have been happening for a long time. Even if Lisa sings or doesn't sing this verse, this is still happening. And I think the fact that Lisa brought up this verse is a little joke that makes people think more about this issue. I hope she will have a positive impact on this matter.
@naturelaxy4 ай бұрын
LISAさんは日本のことを好きだと願っています。作詞家はRyan Tedder, Sam Homaee, Brittany Amaradio, Lucy Healey, James Essienとアメリカの方なので、その方がとのように作詞したのかは気になるところです。曲はめっちゃかっこいい!!
@soumiaquarmoudi75174 ай бұрын
ليسا من بينهم
@Icyplace14 ай бұрын
Lisa loves every body. She loves travel and she said in her song, Everywhere I go is my city. 😊
@ภัครจิราคําหงษา4 ай бұрын
ลิซ่ารักญี่ปุ่นแน่นอน ล้านเปอร์เซ็นต์
@aa-7z74 ай бұрын
Ryanが、日本が大好きだからねー!
@HyugaOnigawa4 ай бұрын
เนื้อเพลงนี้อาจจะหมายถึงช่วงหนึ่งที่ anti-fan แซะ Lisa ว่าเธอไม่ดัง พูดประชดประชันเธอเปรียบเทียบกับนักร้องญี่ปุ่น LiSA และกระแนะกระแหนเธอว่า " เฮ้! Lisa ช่วยสอนภาษาญี่ปุ่นให้หน่อยสิ " ในตอนนั้นเธอไม่สามารถโต้ตอบได้และต้องทำงานของเธอเอง เธอไม่ได้มีความหมายที่ไม่ดีกับญี่ปุ่น
🙂 it's sarcasm.. Westerners think Asia only have Chinese, japanese, or Indian.. Lisa was once assumed Japanese so she replied hai hai cuz that's a generic Japanese word all foreigners know.
@Labubu12344 ай бұрын
she got racist by anti fan, who told her that they only know a Japanese singer “LiSA” this song she wrote all what she got insult and when people think of Thailand, they call us the land of ladyboy and gangsters… so in this MV she shows LGBT and Guys with tattoo, she just wants to show the world how Thailand is the best not even bad as people think🥰🇹🇭🇯🇵
True lots of Japanese love Thailand and Thailand love Japan too .Lots of Japanese stay in Thailand love Thai food and culture with Thai smile and honest.Especially,Thai and Japanese hospitalities are the same we respect each other.
@Ta_Br4 ай бұрын
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@ggg02af4 ай бұрын
プーケットめっちゃ楽しかった タイ大好き👍
@xxdmonxx11724 ай бұрын
@@ggg02afขอบคุณครับ (ありがとうwww)
@jacey96454 ай бұрын
I won't explain "Lisa can you teach me japanese? I said Hai hai" on behalf of Lisa, but I'm sure Lisa loves Japan, she won't say negative about Japan so don't worry. I think Japanese language is cool, put it in the song makes the song cooler, and I love the song so much. There are many western songs also have Japanese words in lyrics, and they totally sound good.
@sarawutsarawut86044 ай бұрын
Lisa Teach Me Say Japaneses. Say Hi Hi. สื่อถึงชาวต่างประเทศมักเข้าใจผิดว่าคนเอเซียสีผิวขาวเป็นคนญี่ปุ่นจีนเกาหลี ให้ดูฉากถัดมาที่dancerรายล้อมลิซ่าหน้าตาจะคล้ายกัน มีลิซ่าที่เด่นออกมา ..โดยรวมคือพรีเซ้นต์ตัวตนลิซ่า และ ความเป็นไทยคืออะไร รถตู๊กตุ๊ก มอเติร์ไซด์ เพศสภาพLGBTQ ที่อยู่รวมกัน tattoos ผ่านดนตรีที่เป็นตะวันตกและโดดจากเแนวเคป็อปยังไง .
hai hai, life life, hype hype 単にライムとリズムが良いからじゃないですかね? That's my life と言っているので、実際に間違われてそう答えたことがあるのかな。タイ人の良く言う言葉は「マイペンライ」だし、間違われても多分ノーと言わず、ハイで流してしまうことが多いじゃないかなと。