Relax, they aren’t your usual Western names. It takes most people a while to learn Band-Maid’s names and nicknames, but there will come a day when you know them by heart.
Interviewer: What’s the meaning of the name “BAND MAID”? Miku: I used to work at a maid cafe, and I thought “I want a band!” So it became BAND-MAID - maids in a band! Interviewer: How did BAND-MAID come together? Did any of you know each other before joining the band? Kanami: Miku was looking for members to be in BAND-MAID. I was approached to join the band, and then I brought my friend, the drummer Akane, with me. Then, Akane brought her friend, the bassist Misa. So the instrumental performers were all gathered through connections between musicians. After that, our vocalist Saiki joined through an audition.
One hint for Japanese written with western letters (called "romanji") - it is phonetic so there are no silent letters and every vowel is pronounced the same way every time. English is so inconsistent, but with romanji "a" is always "ah", "e" is always "eh", "i" is always "ee", "u" is always "oo". So "Akane" is not "a-cain" but "ah kah neh". "Mincho" is a diminutive nickname; Kanami -> Kanamincho -> Mincho. Kanami is exceedingly polite, but Mincho sometimes goes a little crazy onstage, as you saw.
Band-Maid always surprises. The fire breathing lyrics of "Hate?" incinerates to ash anyone who betrays one's marital vows of fidelity to them. Hate is perhaps even too mild a term as the song makes it clear that things have gone far beyond mere hatred into the realm of wishing for the total obliteration of even remembering the memory of that hated person. It's the dark side of emotion, but in context, it is a totally honest human response to heartbreaking dishonesty. Band-Maid always seems to advocate meeting one's problems in life with courage and the resolve to push through great difficulties with a clear eye and sense of purpose. The enormous emotional release blasted at the song's antagonist by Saiki would vaporize any mortal human standing in her way. Such is the power of a great song. Bravo for the lyrics.
I think Taylor Swift could learn something from SAIKI - and if I'm not mistaken that was her friend who had the bad experience not SAIKI. So what would SAIKI write if she was the one who had the bad relationship? After this I would think that a wrong move on a date with SAIKI would be like swimming in a Parana infested pool with steak tied to your swim trunks. 🤣🤣
As soon as you said that you had only heard Thrill I started laughing! Welcome to BAND-MAID dude! Now I will watch you get your friggin mind blown! ENJOY!!
How can you put this better. Beenworkin in rocbusiness 30+ years and never seen better liveband than Band-Maid..i’ve seen all the big ones and no one is not even close B-M
From an interview: Saiki: So, I watch a ton of 'The Simpsons', and the characters use a lot of foul language. There's scenes where the son, Bart, gets into fights with his dad, Homer, and he repeatedly says, "I hate you! I hate you! I hate you!" It's so much fun to say (haha).
From an interview: Q: The title has a question mark, so I expected you had some feeling that might be hatred and would end up saying “I hate you but I love you”… Saiki: Not at all. Because I say “It’s meaningless” at the end (laughs). However, these lyrics were purely inspired by the music. When I listened to it for the first time, I had the impression that Kanami was pissed off by something. Like, she was irritated (laughs). Kanami: That’s not true, though… However, I had an image of explosion about it.
I am in Tokyo for the first time right now, largely inspired by these amazing ladies. I actually had dinner 2 nights ago at @Home Cafe where Miku worked and came up with this brilliant idea. And it really shows where the inspiration for their Okyuji (shows) meaning" a serving " comes from. Saw them live in Nashville and best small venue show I've ever witnessed.
On the "Duels" they usually have at least one per concert. At this one, they had I think 3, plus special intros and an Akane going full Gorilla with a drum solo.
Here are d member name and my own nick names for them Saiki - Ice Queen D Beauty and Charming Goddess on vocal Miku - Little Pigeon with World Vision on backing vocal and rhtym guitar Akane - Unpattern Smiling Drummer Misa - Grovy Barefoot Mutant Basist Kanami - Melody Geniuses Composser on Lead Guitar
When the band started, Miku didn't play an instrument. When Saiki took over the lead singer spot, Kanami told Miku to buy a guitar and started teaching her how to play. Miku went and bought a Rickenbacker guitar because she liked the way it looked. On the "Thrill" video she had only been studying for a few months and was mostly just using the guitar as a prop. Here, ten-ish years later, she is not only playing a very solid rhythm guitar, but you can see her playing her signature Zemaitis "Flappy Pigeon" guitar.
Another Jaw Dropping Performance by The Maids is "Don't You Tell ME" Official Live ! It' an older tune with a new twist . Real Existence Official Live is real good too ! Thanks Zack
A little Band-Maid history: Miku (guitar and vocals) was working at a "maid cafe" (like a restaurant that girls serve you dressed like maids and treat you like masters) and decided to quit and form a rock band (not knowing much about guitar or singing) with the idea of dressing like maids. She found Kanami (lead guitar), Kanami suggested Akane (drums), Akane suggested Misa (bass), and later they added Saiki looking for a main lead vocalist. That's basically how they got together. The maid outfits are chosen by each one individually, and changes as they want. They call the fans "Masters and Princesses".
They have been releasing videos from that concert. If you want to check out another song from that concert then check out Don’t You Tell Me or Unleashed ..To be honest you can’t go wrong picking any song or performance or MV they do… they don’t miss.
The best band on the planet. MISA, the barefoot assassin on bass, Kanami, The Riff Goddess on lead guitar. Akane, The Gorilla on drums. Miku, the small pigeon on rhythm and backing vocals. Saiki, the Ice Queen on vocals. Such a crushing tune.
Welcome to the world of Band-Maid. They have a huge range of music styles/genres that they perform excellently. Try any MV or Live on their YT channel. Some may not be to your taste but they just might, as they did with me, cause you to expand what you like in music.
♥ these girls! I suggest these Band Maid songs: Dice, Manners, Bubble, Blooming, Influencer, No God (live), Puzzle (live), Don't You Tell Me (live) BYW - MISA has a beautiful smile! 😍😳
Miku writes most of the lyrics, and she tends to be very poetic and deep, Saiki has written a few song’s lyrics and she is a lot more blunt! The precious 2 videos on their channel are from that concert. Don’t you tell ME and Unleash
It's been an amazing and moving journey to watch them grow over the past 10 years. Congrats on checking this out, it's destined to become a benchmark for live rock performances.
New subscriber here, nice to see another conscript to Band-Maid. After the Maidiacs and The Warning Army, you probably don't need another passionate fan base invasion, but if you want to continue the Japanese adventure, one word: LOVEBITES. All female metal band, with two of the best lead guitarists in the business. And they sing in English. Their fan base is the Wolfpack. Start with a recent live track from their official channel, Hammer of Wrath is a goodie. Their live productions are first rate quality, you can get to the MVs later. Enjoy!
Enjoy the ride 🚀 Band Maid is fun and catchy enough for the casual listener, but complex and innovative enough for the music theory crowd. “Don’t you tell ME” from the same show is what you’re asking for. And in my opinion, it’s a much better song, bringing more of their take on classic rock and post hardcore punk. This is where the Maids shine, in their songwriting and arrangements. Their back catalog has some of the best songwriting I’ve heard in decades. If you let us know which styles or elements you like/dislike, there are likely some specific songs that will be tailor-made for it.
Bro, check also another all Japanese female Rock/Metal Bands... LOVEBITES...live 2023 new songs Judgement Day, Stand And Deliver, Dissonance, Soldier Stand Solitarily, LIAR, The Hammer Of Wrath, Break the Wall, Set The World On Fire... NEMOPHILA... live songs ZEN, AMATERAS, Seize The Fate, Rise, Revive, Dissension, Raitei.... HANABIE... songs We Love Sweets, Be The GAL, Pardon Me, OTAKU, NEET GAME.... GACHARIC SPIN.... songs Mindset, Tamashii, Baku Baku... TRIDENT-JAPAN ....songs Voltage, No Regret, Continue... ASTERISM(female guitarist) songs Dawn, Rising Moon, Church, Lights In The Darkness, Gunfire, Blaze, Burned....
Suggestion: back to back videos of ‘Chose Me.’ Start with the music video then watch the live video from this show in Yokohama Arena. Two versions were played in the show. One is a Saiki solo on piano but it’s the other one you want for a reaction. As you dive deeper into this pigeon hole you will understand why Maidiacs are so loyal to BAND-MAID.
Band-Maid members are: Saiki Atsumi (Sy-i-Key or Psyche) “Ice Queen" - Lead vocals, arrangements and melodies. At 27 and the youngest, “Sensei” (Teacher) as band members call her, has the last word on many musical decisions. High-heels or sneakers, Sai-chan’s smile melts away her sometimes perceived, coldish persona. Saiki’s powerhouse performances, charisma, and voice focus the experience that’s driven her to the top echelon of hard rock frontwomen... or frontmen! Miku Kobato (Me-Ku) "Small Pigeon" - Rhythm guitar, vocals, lyricist, 29 years old. “Koba”, as Saiki calls her, is the Band founder and a firecracker MC & PR Spokes Pigeon! Her “Magic Spell Time” charm and energy ignite the room. Kanami Tono (Ka-Na-Me) “Princess” - Lead guitar, keyboards, 29 years old, is a prolific writer of most Band-Maid material. Kanami (translates “Song Wave”) is a possessed riff-slayer who’s so damn adorable it hurts. The only thing you want from Mincho is more! Akane Hirose (A-Ka-Nay) "Gorilla" - Drums, 30 years old, band energizer & co-clown with MISA. Achi’s talents include massive consumption of noodles and bananas, of course, (even during performance!) while revolutionizing rock drumming with relentless drive, dynamics and the kick. This “DrumZilla” is the Party! MISA (Me-Sa) "Barefoot Assassin" - Bass, 28 years old. An alluring free spirit driving her 5-string to rapturous low-ends while pulling off surprising counter leads with Kanami, off-stage MISA is the band’s goofball ballerina. Sometimes seen as the Mysterious One because she lets her instrument do the talking, the Assassin literally kills it… every note uniting Band-Maid’s world-class rhythm section. A slug of JB, a slight grin, and let the slappin’ begin… MISA! MISA! MISA!
the translation of the lyrics are a nice added level on top of the songs. But for the most part I enjoy the singing like it was another instrument, and don't really care if I understand the lyrics. Concentrate too much on the meaning of the words and you'll miss out on enjoying the simply amazing music.
Miku uses a LOT of metaphor in her lyrics. Saiki, not so much. As you said, she is more direct in your face. Where Miku's lyrics can have multiple meanings. Saiki's only one and you will KNOW what she means.
@@Olkam-w5u From an interview: Q: The title has a question mark, so I expected you had some feeling that might be hatred and would end up saying “I hate you but I love you”… Saiki: Not at all. Because I say “It’s meaningless” at the end (laughs). However, these lyrics were purely inspired by the music. When I listened to it for the first time, I had the impression that Kanami was pissed off by something. Like, she was irritated (laughs). Kanami: That’s not true, though… However, I had an image of explosion about it.
Great reaction and the lyrics are based on an actual event and were written by Saiki. Her friend's husband was caught cheating on her during the pandemic and created a huge scandal in Japan as her friend was the famous singer Lisa. Bottom line, don't piss off Saiki or you'll end up in a song.
Sorry but what was poppy about "Thrill" was there Electronic music or Autotuned and pitch corrected vocals NO so I ask again WHAT was poppy the double bass maybe or the Bass and Guitar soios hmmm that must be it
most band maid lyrics are very positive and uplifing... this one is not lol. Don't f with saiki! haha Also if you wanna learn about them (and you may wanna watch a few more vids first, but its cool either way) You should totally check out the documentary series maid by Ohrenje. He did an amazing job with the help of many other awesome people putting together a doc on each member that, when watched in order of the playlist on his channel, tells the story of how they became the superheros we have today.
Oh, I would say this song has a positive message. Saiki is positive she hates you! Yes, Ohrenje's documentaries are very professional and informative. Everybody should see them at least once.
Don't kill me for not knowing names yet. I've seen 2 videos.. In 2 days. I'll get there I assure you 🙏
Relax, they aren’t your usual Western names. It takes most people a while to learn Band-Maid’s names and nicknames, but there will come a day when you know them by heart.
No problem man. These women will grow on you.
you're doing better than most reactors after 5 videos, don't worry 😉
Interviewer: What’s the meaning of the name “BAND MAID”? Miku: I used to work at a maid cafe, and I thought “I want a band!” So it became BAND-MAID - maids in a band!
Interviewer: How did BAND-MAID come together? Did any of you know each other before joining the band? Kanami: Miku was looking for members to be in BAND-MAID. I was approached to join the band, and then I brought my friend, the drummer Akane, with me. Then, Akane brought her friend, the bassist Misa. So the instrumental performers were all gathered through connections between musicians. After that, our vocalist Saiki joined through an audition.
One hint for Japanese written with western letters (called "romanji") - it is phonetic so there are no silent letters and every vowel is pronounced the same way every time. English is so inconsistent, but with romanji "a" is always "ah", "e" is always "eh", "i" is always "ee", "u" is always "oo". So "Akane" is not "a-cain" but "ah kah neh". "Mincho" is a diminutive nickname; Kanami -> Kanamincho -> Mincho. Kanami is exceedingly polite, but Mincho sometimes goes a little crazy onstage, as you saw.
Zack "Thrill" was a gateway entry for you & now "HATE?" has given you a little glimpse of heaven :)
Nice!
It's amazing how Band-Maid has rewritten the laws of nature: Hate brings Love! 😖--->🎀--->😍
Heaven is a scary place if Saiki is pissed off
Heaven is filled with HATE and I love it! 😋
"Don't You Tell ME" from the same concert has another fine bass v guitar duel, and there is a video available.
Saiki is " THE QUEEN ", breathing is for normal people like you and me!
Band-Maid always surprises. The fire breathing lyrics of "Hate?" incinerates to ash anyone who betrays one's marital vows of fidelity to them. Hate is perhaps even too mild a term as the song makes it clear that things have gone far beyond mere hatred into the realm of wishing for the total obliteration of even remembering the memory of that hated person. It's the dark side of emotion, but in context, it is a totally honest human response to heartbreaking dishonesty. Band-Maid always seems to advocate meeting one's problems in life with courage and the resolve to push through great difficulties with a clear eye and sense of purpose. The enormous emotional release blasted at the song's antagonist by Saiki would vaporize any mortal human standing in her way. Such is the power of a great song. Bravo for the lyrics.
I think Taylor Swift could learn something from SAIKI - and if I'm not mistaken that was her friend who had the bad experience not SAIKI. So what would SAIKI write if she was the one who had the bad relationship? After this I would think that a wrong move on a date with SAIKI would be like swimming in a Parana infested pool with steak tied to your swim trunks. 🤣🤣
As soon as you said that you had only heard Thrill I started laughing! Welcome to BAND-MAID dude! Now I will watch you get your friggin mind blown! ENJOY!!
How can you put this better. Beenworkin in rocbusiness 30+ years and never seen better liveband than Band-Maid..i’ve seen all the big ones and no one is not even close B-M
From an interview:
Saiki: So, I watch a ton of 'The Simpsons', and the characters use a lot of foul language. There's scenes where the son, Bart, gets into fights with his dad, Homer, and he repeatedly says, "I hate you! I hate you! I hate you!" It's so much fun to say (haha).
Saiki wrote the lyrics for this one inspired by the husband of one of her friends cheating during covid, The Ice Queen was not amused
From an interview:
Q: The title has a question mark, so I expected you had some feeling that might be hatred and would end up saying “I hate you but I love you”…
Saiki: Not at all. Because I say “It’s meaningless” at the end (laughs). However, these lyrics were purely inspired by the music. When I listened to it for the first time, I had the impression that Kanami was pissed off by something. Like, she was irritated (laughs).
Kanami: That’s not true, though… However, I had an image of explosion about it.
Where did you read that?
The only thing I’ve seen is Saiki saying she was really pissed at somebody when she wrote it with no specifics.
Lyrics at 3:52 says it all.
I am in Tokyo for the first time right now, largely inspired by these amazing ladies. I actually had dinner 2 nights ago at @Home Cafe where Miku worked and came up with this brilliant idea. And it really shows where the inspiration for their Okyuji (shows) meaning" a serving " comes from. Saw them live in Nashville and best small venue show I've ever witnessed.
On the "Duels" they usually have at least one per concert. At this one, they had I think 3, plus special intros and an Akane going full Gorilla with a drum solo.
Here are d member name and my own nick names for them
Saiki - Ice Queen D Beauty and Charming Goddess on vocal
Miku - Little Pigeon with World Vision on backing vocal and rhtym guitar
Akane - Unpattern Smiling Drummer
Misa - Grovy Barefoot Mutant Basist
Kanami - Melody Geniuses Composser on Lead Guitar
C'mon Saiki. Why don't you try to understand me?
"Ten minutes of limp gymnastics."
Oof. Okay, so you understand me.
When the band started, Miku didn't play an instrument. When Saiki took over the lead singer spot, Kanami told Miku to buy a guitar and started teaching her how to play.
Miku went and bought a Rickenbacker guitar because she liked the way it looked. On the "Thrill" video she had only been studying for a few months and was mostly just using the guitar as a prop.
Here, ten-ish years later, she is not only playing a very solid rhythm guitar, but you can see her playing her signature Zemaitis "Flappy Pigeon" guitar.
Another Jaw Dropping Performance by The Maids is "Don't You Tell ME" Official Live ! It' an older tune with a new twist . Real Existence Official Live is real good too ! Thanks Zack
As I've been saying they're the perfect beast
'Don't give a shit no more' ;) no translation needed ;) hehe
Two more from that concert are Unleash and Don't You Tell Me. Other videos to try Blooming, From Now On, Shamles
A little Band-Maid history:
Miku (guitar and vocals) was working at a "maid cafe" (like a restaurant that girls serve you dressed like maids and treat you like masters) and decided to quit and form a rock band (not knowing much about guitar or singing) with the idea of dressing like maids. She found Kanami (lead guitar), Kanami suggested Akane (drums), Akane suggested Misa (bass), and later they added Saiki looking for a main lead vocalist. That's basically how they got together.
The maid outfits are chosen by each one individually, and changes as they want. They call the fans "Masters and Princesses".
Masters and Princesses is how customers were addressed at the maid cafes Miku worked. Also they speak of a concert as a "serving."
Ten years of constant growth and maturation: as players, as artists, as composers and arrangers, as entertainers, as people...
They have been releasing videos from that concert. If you want to check out another song from that concert then check out Don’t You Tell Me or Unleashed ..To be honest you can’t go wrong picking any song or performance or MV they do… they don’t miss.
The best band on the planet. MISA, the barefoot assassin on bass, Kanami, The Riff Goddess on lead guitar. Akane, The Gorilla on drums. Miku, the small pigeon on rhythm and backing vocals. Saiki, the Ice Queen on vocals. Such a crushing tune.
The ironic thing is, after Kanami wrote the music to Saiki's lyrical insults, Saiki asked her "were YOU angry when you wrote this?" 🤣
Welcome to the world of Band-Maid. They have a huge range of music styles/genres that they perform excellently. Try any MV or Live on their YT channel. Some may not be to your taste but they just might, as they did with me, cause you to expand what you like in music.
Good job, Zack.It only took you 2 songs to figure out miku's idea.The gap she calls it
♥ these girls! I suggest these Band Maid songs: Dice, Manners, Bubble, Blooming, Influencer, No God (live), Puzzle (live), Don't You Tell Me (live)
BYW - MISA has a beautiful smile! 😍😳
The dvd of this full show goes on sale March 27. 33 songs. I preordered mine on CDJapan.
Miku writes most of the lyrics, and she tends to be very poetic and deep, Saiki has written a few song’s lyrics and she is a lot more blunt!
The precious 2 videos on their channel are from that concert. Don’t you tell ME and Unleash
If you want to see more of this concert, which was almost 4 hours long.The next video you should do is unleashed
They have some decent instrumentals also. Check out From Now On.
You got the names down already dude.
It's been an amazing and moving journey to watch them grow over the past 10 years. Congrats on checking this out, it's destined to become a benchmark for live rock performances.
New subscriber here, nice to see another conscript to Band-Maid. After the Maidiacs and The Warning Army, you probably don't need another passionate fan base invasion, but if you want to continue the Japanese adventure, one word: LOVEBITES.
All female metal band, with two of the best lead guitarists in the business. And they sing in English. Their fan base is the Wolfpack.
Start with a recent live track from their official channel, Hammer of Wrath is a goodie. Their live productions are first rate quality, you can get to the MVs later. Enjoy!
Love Hate?! 💝😠🤘Thx, Zack!
Enjoy the ride 🚀
Band Maid is fun and catchy enough for the casual listener, but complex and innovative enough for the music theory crowd.
“Don’t you tell ME” from the same show is what you’re asking for. And in my opinion, it’s a much better song, bringing more of their take on classic rock and post hardcore punk.
This is where the Maids shine, in their songwriting and arrangements. Their back catalog has some of the best songwriting I’ve heard in decades.
If you let us know which styles or elements you like/dislike, there are likely some specific songs that will be tailor-made for it.
Bro, check also another all Japanese female Rock/Metal Bands...
LOVEBITES...live 2023 new songs Judgement Day, Stand And Deliver, Dissonance, Soldier Stand Solitarily, LIAR, The Hammer Of Wrath, Break the Wall, Set The World On Fire...
NEMOPHILA... live songs ZEN, AMATERAS, Seize The Fate, Rise, Revive, Dissension, Raitei....
HANABIE... songs We Love Sweets, Be The GAL, Pardon Me, OTAKU, NEET GAME....
GACHARIC SPIN.... songs Mindset, Tamashii, Baku Baku...
TRIDENT-JAPAN ....songs Voltage, No Regret, Continue...
ASTERISM(female guitarist) songs Dawn, Rising Moon, Church, Lights In The Darkness, Gunfire, Blaze, Burned....
There's also 2 versions of choose me from this specific concert.Wait, Band maid doesn't do concerts.They're called servings
Suggestion: back to back videos of ‘Chose Me.’ Start with the music video then watch the live video from this show in Yokohama Arena. Two versions were played in the show. One is a Saiki solo on piano but it’s the other one you want for a reaction. As you dive deeper into this pigeon hole you will understand why Maidiacs are so loyal to BAND-MAID.
The MAIDS are the BEST!
Definitely not backhanded, they’re super nice people.
🥰🤗😁
Band-Maid members are:
Saiki Atsumi (Sy-i-Key or Psyche) “Ice Queen" - Lead vocals, arrangements and melodies. At 27 and the youngest, “Sensei” (Teacher) as band members call her, has the last word on many musical decisions. High-heels or sneakers, Sai-chan’s smile melts away her sometimes perceived, coldish persona. Saiki’s powerhouse performances, charisma, and voice focus the experience that’s driven her to the top echelon of hard rock frontwomen... or frontmen!
Miku Kobato (Me-Ku) "Small Pigeon" - Rhythm guitar, vocals, lyricist, 29 years old. “Koba”, as Saiki calls her, is the Band founder and a firecracker MC & PR Spokes Pigeon! Her “Magic Spell Time” charm and energy ignite the room.
Kanami Tono (Ka-Na-Me) “Princess” - Lead guitar, keyboards, 29 years old, is a prolific writer of most Band-Maid material. Kanami (translates “Song Wave”) is a possessed riff-slayer who’s so damn adorable it hurts. The only thing you want from Mincho is more!
Akane Hirose (A-Ka-Nay) "Gorilla" - Drums, 30 years old, band energizer & co-clown with MISA. Achi’s talents include massive consumption of noodles and bananas, of course, (even during performance!) while revolutionizing rock drumming with relentless drive, dynamics and the kick. This “DrumZilla” is the Party!
MISA (Me-Sa) "Barefoot Assassin" - Bass, 28 years old. An alluring free spirit driving her 5-string to rapturous low-ends while pulling off surprising counter leads with Kanami, off-stage MISA is the band’s goofball ballerina. Sometimes seen as the Mysterious One because she lets her instrument do the talking, the Assassin literally kills it… every note uniting Band-Maid’s world-class rhythm section. A slug of JB, a slight grin, and let the slappin’ begin… MISA! MISA! MISA!
the translation of the lyrics are a nice added level on top of the songs. But for the most part I enjoy the singing like it was another instrument, and don't really care if I understand the lyrics. Concentrate too much on the meaning of the words and you'll miss out on enjoying the simply amazing music.
Miku generally writes the lyrics and they are deeper with more ambiguity. Saiki wrote the lyrics for this and she is much less subtle.
Miku uses a LOT of metaphor in her lyrics. Saiki, not so much. As you said, she is more direct in your face. Where Miku's lyrics can have multiple meanings. Saiki's only one and you will KNOW what she means.
Saiki's friend singer Lisa, her husband left for someone else, Saiki consoled her. Then I wrote this song as revenge))
@@Olkam-w5u From an interview:
Q: The title has a question mark, so I expected you had some feeling that might be hatred and would end up saying “I hate you but I love you”…
Saiki: Not at all. Because I say “It’s meaningless” at the end (laughs). However, these lyrics were purely inspired by the music. When I listened to it for the first time, I had the impression that Kanami was pissed off by something. Like, she was irritated (laughs).
Kanami: That’s not true, though… However, I had an image of explosion about it.
Great reaction and the lyrics are based on an actual event and were written by Saiki. Her friend's husband was caught cheating on her during the pandemic and created a huge scandal in Japan as her friend was the famous singer Lisa. Bottom line, don't piss off Saiki or you'll end up in a song.
#HOGARMY
WHERE ARE YOUR HEADPHONES??????
Sorry but what was poppy about "Thrill" was there Electronic music or Autotuned and pitch corrected vocals NO so I ask again WHAT was poppy the double bass maybe or the Bass and Guitar soios hmmm that must be it
most band maid lyrics are very positive and uplifing... this one is not lol. Don't f with saiki! haha
Also if you wanna learn about them (and you may wanna watch a few more vids first, but its cool either way) You should totally check out the documentary series maid by Ohrenje. He did an amazing job with the help of many other awesome people putting together a doc on each member that, when watched in order of the playlist on his channel, tells the story of how they became the superheros we have today.
Oh, I would say this song has a positive message. Saiki is positive she hates you!
Yes, Ohrenje's documentaries are very professional and informative. Everybody should see them at least once.
Too much stopping for me.
Yes, you pause TOO MUCH.😕👎
LOL move along then. It's a reaction channel. I also link the original They don't pause AT ALL!