The song's name is Mosaic Shoujo. This song is a continuation to Candis, a song released last year that had the same 80's pop sound and music video vibes. Candis was a very unexpected song for its vintage pop sound, especially that it's known that Kyo doesn't like pop music, and even for Sukekiyo that has more of an electronic rock sound. And this song, Mosaic Shoujo, can be seen as a reply to those who thought that Candis isn't the type of song Sukekiyo would write. In the beginning of the video you can see the boy band performing in a TV music show and then get murdered by the bunny, the bunny represents those who hate pop music, hate it enough to criticise pop artists and hurt them (not physically like in video, though. There are other ways for haters to hurt musicians) but at the end of the video, time is reversed and before the bunny kill the musicians another bunny kills him, and that bunny is Kyo. Kyo is also a bunny, yet he doesn't hate pop music ,he said he dislikes it, but that does not necessarily mean he hates it, or hates pop musicians or would not be influenced by it. Matter of fact Kyo once said that he's been listening to Akina Nakamori, who is a J-pop artist. Art is influential, in all of its forms, and art can change form depending on how you observe it, this doesn't mean it's any less good. people need to embrace such thing, even if they don't like specific form of art. And honestly, i think that Kyo is the only one in Sukekiyo who is acting more like himself, even if his vocals are different, his artistic vision is still the same, his lyrics and performance are the same, what makes this song different is that Sukekiyo isn't only Kyo. I mean, look at the music video it was directed by Sukekiyo's drummer. All of the members bring in their influence into the song, to turn it into the art it is. Anyways, the song and music video are far more complicated that just this one aspect i mentioned, like, you can see the bunny multiple times in the video other than the time he killed the boys. and of course the song's lyrics would need an interpretation on its own. And that interpretation will only be one possibility among other interpretations... But one is for sure, this song is amazing and your reaction too 😅 I'd recommend you react to Candis, because as i said, Mosaic Shoujo works as a continuation to it, here's the link: m.th-cam.com/video/dnayRE-uR7w/w-d-xo.html I hope you'll enjoy it. Thank you for the reaction, btw
It would be like "soo-keh-kee-yo'". They're into an 80's thing right now so you can see similarities in their PV for the song "Candis" if you like this one :)
The song's name is Mosaic Shoujo. This song is a continuation to Candis, a song released last year that had the same 80's pop sound and music video vibes. Candis was a very unexpected song for its vintage pop sound, especially that it's known that Kyo doesn't like pop music, and even for Sukekiyo that has more of an electronic rock sound. And this song, Mosaic Shoujo, can be seen as a reply to those who thought that Candis isn't the type of song Sukekiyo would write. In the beginning of the video you can see the boy band performing in a TV music show and then get murdered by the bunny, the bunny represents those who hate pop music, hate it enough to criticise pop artists and hurt them (not physically like in video, though. There are other ways for haters to hurt musicians) but at the end of the video, time is reversed and before the bunny kill the musicians another bunny kills him, and that bunny is Kyo. Kyo is also a bunny, yet he doesn't hate pop music ,he said he dislikes it, but that does not necessarily mean he hates it, or hates pop musicians or would not be influenced by it. Matter of fact Kyo once said that he's been listening to Akina Nakamori, who is a J-pop artist. Art is influential, in all of its forms, and art can change form depending on how you observe it, this doesn't mean it's any less good. people need to embrace such thing, even if they don't like specific form of art.
And honestly, i think that Kyo is the only one in Sukekiyo who is acting more like himself, even if his vocals are different, his artistic vision is still the same, his lyrics and performance are the same, what makes this song different is that Sukekiyo isn't only Kyo. I mean, look at the music video it was directed by Sukekiyo's drummer. All of the members bring in their influence into the song, to turn it into the art it is.
Anyways, the song and music video are far more complicated that just this one aspect i mentioned, like, you can see the bunny multiple times in the video other than the time he killed the boys. and of course the song's lyrics would need an interpretation on its own. And that interpretation will only be one possibility among other interpretations... But one is for sure, this song is amazing and your reaction too 😅
I'd recommend you react to Candis, because as i said, Mosaic Shoujo works as a continuation to it, here's the link: m.th-cam.com/video/dnayRE-uR7w/w-d-xo.html
I hope you'll enjoy it. Thank you for the reaction, btw
was this from an interview?
It would be like "soo-keh-kee-yo'". They're into an 80's thing right now so you can see similarities in their PV for the song "Candis" if you like this one :)
Thank you for your reaction. I really love this song and Sukekiyo. Amor is the name of EP, the song name is Mosaic Girl. :)
This song is awesome kyo dancing is funny to see and creepy with the bunny suit.
Hahaha Sims he doesn't miss a beat.