In no way, shape or form does this song and performance tug at my heart strings nor do my eyes get moist, nope doesn't happen 😭 yeah right, fck I love this band, thanks for the reaction to these amazing women, cheers Po 👍🍻
This was the last song of the last concert of their 10th anniversary tour. It was a thank you to the fans, that's why they got so emotional. This concert was 33 songs and lasted 3.5 hours!
@@Zwodrey Goodbye forever Many people translate “Sayonara” as “Goodbye”, but in reality, there are many different forms of goodbye in Japanese! Unlike the English, “Sayonara” really means “Goodbye forever” or “Goodbye, I don't know when I'll see you again”. Because of this, Japanese people will rarely use the word.
@@Zwodrey I don't speak Japanese,but I've been corrected myself. Found this: Sayonara means goodbye but is usually used when you won't be seeing the other person for a long time or never again. Also when you need to be very formal. Mata ne means see you later. Being very casual (and slang as well lol) you can just say ja which loosely means bye or later.
Happy Metal, I like that! Kanami stated that she wrote "Endless Story" as an "anthem" song that the audience could join in with their voices. She nailed it! Every great song makes an emotional connection between the musicians and the audience. This song does that. Saiki's heartfelt words to the audience show how appreciative Band-Maid is of their fans. They are ALWAYS giving their best at EVERY performance!!!!!
No better way to conclude the last performance of the 10th Anniversary tour! I can almost make it through this without the onion wizards coming out, but every time I see Akane's face at the end of the song, it get's me every time!
Not gonna cry. Nope, it isn't happening. LOL Every time I watch this video, I tear up as I know it is the last song of the last concert from their tour. What a perfect song to end a tour on. I believe they added that last part just for the fans.
I feel Band-Maid's longevity and success will become Endless Stories in the annals of Rock ‘n Roll history! 📢 RECENTLY ANNOUNCED 📢 -- The Warning, a world-famous band from Mexico, and BAND-MAID will perform a dream two-band show! After meeting on our US tour in 2022, "The Warning" will be making their memorable first visit to Japan with BAND-MAID! Venue: EX THEATER RIPPONGI Date: Jun 12, 2024. -- Incubus and Band-Maid at Tokyo Garden May 1… and, BAND-MAID released a new song, "Bestie," co-written with Mike Einziger of INCUBUS! MV drops May 1. -- BAND-MAID HALL TOUR 2024 -- June 28, 2024 (Fri) Nagoya City Public Hall, Aichi, Japan -- July 5, 2024 (Fri) Osaka, Fenice Sakai Main Hall, -- July 14, 2024 (Sun) Kanagawa Kenmin Hall, Kanagawa, just to name a few dates… (But you might already know all this.) Thx, Z!
👍👍BAND-MAID bliss and 🔥🔥🔥. 🖖❤
🤘🔥❤️👍
In no way, shape or form does this song and performance tug at my heart strings nor do my eyes get moist, nope doesn't happen 😭 yeah right, fck I love this band, thanks for the reaction to these amazing women, cheers Po 👍🍻
Cheers 🍻
This was the last song of the last concert of their 10th anniversary tour. It was a thank you to the fans, that's why they got so emotional. This concert was 33 songs and lasted 3.5 hours!
This is such a perfect last song for a concert 🤘❤️👍
A perfect ending to a perfect night.
(you might want to check out what "sayonara" really means)
My translator says goodbye. And thats okay. Or is there something wrong with it?
@@Zwodrey Goodbye forever
Many people translate “Sayonara” as “Goodbye”, but in reality, there are many different forms of goodbye in Japanese! Unlike the English, “Sayonara” really means “Goodbye forever” or “Goodbye, I don't know when I'll see you again”. Because of this, Japanese people will rarely use the word.
@sugaanessena3143 and what will be the right word instead? Just to say goodbye till next video 😁
@@Zwodrey I don't speak Japanese,but I've been corrected myself. Found this:
Sayonara means goodbye but is usually used when you won't be seeing the other person for a long time or never again. Also when you need to be very formal. Mata ne means see you later. Being very casual (and slang as well lol) you can just say ja which loosely means bye or later.
Happy Metal, I like that! Kanami stated that she wrote "Endless Story" as an "anthem" song that the audience could join in with their voices. She nailed it! Every great song makes an emotional connection between the musicians and the audience. This song does that. Saiki's heartfelt words to the audience show how appreciative Band-Maid is of their fans. They are ALWAYS giving their best at EVERY performance!!!!!
No better way to conclude the last performance of the 10th Anniversary tour! I can almost make it through this without the onion wizards coming out, but every time I see Akane's face at the end of the song, it get's me every time!
Not gonna cry. Nope, it isn't happening. LOL Every time I watch this video, I tear up as I know it is the last song of the last concert from their tour. What a perfect song to end a tour on. I believe they added that last part just for the fans.
I feel Band-Maid's longevity and success will become Endless Stories in the annals of Rock ‘n Roll history!
📢 RECENTLY ANNOUNCED 📢
-- The Warning, a world-famous band from Mexico, and BAND-MAID will perform a dream two-band show! After meeting on our US tour in 2022, "The Warning" will be making their memorable first visit to Japan with BAND-MAID! Venue: EX THEATER RIPPONGI Date: Jun 12, 2024.
-- Incubus and Band-Maid at Tokyo Garden May 1… and, BAND-MAID released a new song, "Bestie," co-written with Mike Einziger of INCUBUS! MV drops May 1.
-- BAND-MAID HALL TOUR 2024 -- June 28, 2024 (Fri) Nagoya City Public Hall, Aichi, Japan -- July 5, 2024 (Fri) Osaka, Fenice Sakai Main Hall, -- July 14, 2024 (Sun) Kanagawa Kenmin Hall, Kanagawa, just to name a few dates…
(But you might already know all this.) Thx, Z!
Thanks for the infos 🤘❤️👍