I wish I could understand what you're saying. but I can't ;(. TEACH ME JAPANESE
@ぼんやり-c5b4 жыл бұрын
@Dragon101Master n-buna once said on radio “I’m not the person you guys are thinking. Someday, I wanna reveal my true self to them, and break all of it”
The whole album focuses on a songwriter that plagiarizes other's works hence, the title of the album 盗作 (Plagiarism). If you try to understand Amy's lyrics in the album "That's Why I Gave Up on Music", you'll see that n-buna thinks he's just copying others and he wrote this album to tell the story. Hiding behind a mask, he writes about plagiarism which others have also written about. The words he uses are just other's words but intricately remade to make it seem original. I can resonate with it as someone who tries writing for a hobby. Once you see a great sentence or a great word, you'll try and copy it, remake it, twist and distort it then classify it as your work. Whenever I realize this, it's painful. I've always just wanted to write something genuine but once I see other's works, it influences my work too much that in my heart, I don't consider it as my own but even so, I say it's mine because people like it. Someday, I hope to be able to write something from my heart, uninfluenced by other's works. As always, thank you n-buna for this great song you wrote and suis for bringing life into it.
@chenxiumei4 жыл бұрын
This is a nice point of view. But I think part of the writing process and originality and why your songs resonate with others is because you are influenced by them which makes your songs really meaningful, right? Orz hahaha
@ThatguyNamedLB4 жыл бұрын
Also, suis always brings the music alive. Not only once, many times. I think people like me who dont understand japanese are so easily hooked up with N-buna songs such as "Just a sunny day for you", "Say It", and the new 3 songs including Ghost in the Flowers, Prostitution, and Thoughtcrimes. They have different atmosphere and some of them are connecting each other.
@sleepydog99684 жыл бұрын
welp, most of humanity's work is building off and renewing previous work until it's made their own anyways. we went from stone wheels to ford rangers, after all. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@namp20184 жыл бұрын
@@chenxiumei a lot have written things like this. Even the act of copying an idea can be considered as plagiarism. I wanted to write about how being influenced by the little details of others is a step away from originality but a lot have done so too and I might just want to do it because someone did it greatly. That's how I've felt ever since I started writing as a hobby. What I write and how I feel never match up because what I write is influenced and how I feel might just be unoriginal.
@namp20184 жыл бұрын
@@sleepydog9968 innovation ≠ plagiarism. The act of improving something flawed isn't called copying, it's learning. Plagiarism on the other hand is when you see something you like, it can be a joke, a poem, a tune, a rhythm, or anything else and reusing it with a bit of distortion.