Usseewa - translated from Japanese - "Shut up!" This is a song of protest against Japanese traditions from the face of youth. The song made her famous at the age of 17, now there is a concert version on her channel. In Japan, it's something like a schoolboy anthem. in this video she is 17 years old
WOW!!! 😲 This is the first time listening to ADO and I really enjoyed this. I guess I'm going to have to backtrack. Thank you for bringing to the Table Buffet all of these different genres.😊
Ussewa roughly translates to "Shut Up", though the aggression behind its delivery in the song (and the official english captions) its more fair to say that is translates to "Shut the fuck up." Japanese lacks many one-to-one equivalents of English expletives. For example, "kuso" will be translated to shit, damn, or fuck depending on the translator.
Interesting! Her voice is exceptional in that her vocal chords are so flexible. Her voice is really pretty! And the blue object reminded me of one of the aliens in Independence Day, except they weren’t blue and shiny. This actually put a smile on my face! Now I must mow the lawn before we hit peak temperature. Have a great day! 🎶 Cyd
Hi guys. My name is Veronica but you can call me V. I watch your videos. As a visually impaired and epileptic self trained vocalist and former percussionist in my high school band, I was inspired by a blind and autistic Agt contestant named Cody Lee. Could you do either a double reaction to his first audition and the one from this year or separate videos? Thanks
Love the drag triplets (the classical bit you were talking about). Amazing. So Ado isn't playing the piano? Someone else is? I don't know what is going on here 100%. Teach me :)
Thank you for your great reaction! if interested for next Ado please react for 'New genesis live' my most favorite ado song :) don't you want to see Ado with 'Tail while dancing'?
IT MEANS "STFU". THIS WAS A REAL PROTEST SONG THAT GOT ADO DEATH THREATS. THE OLDER GENERATION THAT WORKED THEMSELVES NEAR TO DEATH DID NOT APPRECIATE THE YOUNGER GENERATION ASKING FOR THE BRUTAL WORK CULTURE TO BECOME MORE LIKE FRANCE. ADO DOES NOT SPECIFICALLY STATE THE PROTEST WORDS BUT SHE MAKES PLAIN THAT NEW WORKERS SHOULD BE RESPECTED MORE. THERE ARE LYRICS ABOUT MANDATORY AFTER WORK "IZAKAYA" DRINKING AND EATING. JUNIOR WORKERS ARE EXPECTED TO ACT AS HOSTS AND HOSTESSES BUT ALSO MANAGERS ARE EXPECTED TO PAY THE FULL BILL. OBVIOUSLY, THIS CREATES CHANCES TO HIT ON MEN AND WOMEN FOR CREEPY MANAGERS. THE GOOD MANAGERS SPEND ABOUT 20% OF THEIR INCOME TREATING THE GOOD WORKERS TO "IZAKYA", WITH ONLY JOB LOYALTY EXPECTED IN RETURN. STAYING AT WORK LATE IS GOOD, EVEN IF YOU ARE "RESTING YOUR EYES". THIS GETS COMPLICATED AS TOKYO TRAIN RUSH HOURS ARE INTENSELY OVERCROWDED. WALKING TO LOCAL IZAKAYA OR WORKING AT A RELAXED PACE AFTER-HOURS HELPS RELIEVE THE RUSH HOUR CRUSH. (IF YOU ARE SUPER INTO JAPANESE LYRICS, THE MORE CULTURE VIDEOS YOU WATCH THE MORE CONTEXT YOU GET, OF COURSE.) THERE ARE "FREE REUSE CULTURE VIDEOS" THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE TIME TO WATCH. THESE ARE ALSO EXTREMELY VALUABLE FOR PEOPLE PLANNING TRIPS TO JAPAN. HOPE TO SEE YOU GUYS VLOG FROM JAPAN AND OTHER COUNTRIES SOON.
After reading a few comments, to be completely correct, Urusai means "shut up" or "noisy". Ussee is "slang", to shorten it when you're really annoyed by someone for example. The "wa" behind it is a strong emphasis, so in the official subs it becomes "shut the fuck up". The song itself is about the youth's frustrations with archaic societal and working environment norms and pressure, for example to go to after work drinking parties and listen to your boss ramble on about his glory days 20 years ago or that the dudes in management are always right and show newcomers no respect and consideration at all. She got a lot of backlash for the song by conservatives and parents who basically think the world was perfect and stopped 30 years ago. The fact that she was a 17 year old girl only poured oil in the fire because Japan, its society, and especially the business world is still all about hierarchy and very male-dominated. You should give the live version that was uploaded a few days ago a watch, it's a medley of her 4 Japan tours/concerts. And if you want to continue your journey, maybe watch Usseewa's offical music video with subtitles or the give the lyrics a read and then watch "I'm a Controversy" with subtitles (or read the lyrics afterwards), this song is kind of a follow up to Usseewa about the backlash she received because of it.
Value/DIGNITY/ Himawari/Where the Wind Blows/Ibara. Ado has a lot of beautiful, sad, tear-jerking ballads that are not aggressive For something softer, I recommend The World's Continuation.
Usseewa - translated from Japanese - "Shut up!" This is a song of protest against Japanese traditions from the face of youth. The song made her famous at the age of 17, now there is a concert version on her channel. In Japan, it's something like a schoolboy anthem. in this video she is 17 years old
Ussewa in Japanese is like one of the most offensive ways possible to tell someone to “shut up”
WOW!!! 😲 This is the first time listening to ADO and I really enjoyed this. I guess I'm going to have to backtrack. Thank you for bringing to the Table Buffet all of these different genres.😊
Ado sang this when he was 17 years old.
She, not he
@@黃-x4h Because I used machine translation.
@@YOSHI-q8lそこはすみませんだろ。理由を説明するだけか
@@mafuyunoorion なんで謝る必要がある？それ以前に、面識もないお前にゴチャゴチャ言われる筋合いもないわ。
6:08 is the closest to an actual face reveal that we'll ever get
WOW! I really enjoyed this. Thanks for showcasing a new musician to me. I’m checking Ado out now. 🤗
The blue object is a blue rose, its symbol. Botanists in Japan bred this variety for her
I absolutely love how she's able to convey the combination of sorrow and rage through the piano and her voice.
Listen to the live version, you will be shocked. 😳😳😳
usseewa(Live version)←awesome🔥next please🙏
Ussewa roughly translates to "Shut Up", though the aggression behind its delivery in the song (and the official english captions) its more fair to say that is translates to "Shut the fuck up."
Japanese lacks many one-to-one equivalents of English expletives. For example, "kuso" will be translated to shit, damn, or fuck depending on the translator.
Interesting! Her voice is exceptional in that her vocal chords are so flexible. Her voice is really pretty! And the blue object reminded me of one of the aliens in Independence Day, except they weren’t blue and shiny. This actually put a smile on my face! Now I must mow the lawn before we hit peak temperature. Have a great day! 🎶 Cyd
She still wears her high school uniform. She was 17 then.
This is the closest we have to a face reveal xD
Ado's 1st original song is mindblowing in Live version. It's straight up FIRE! 🔥 AGGRESSION! 😡It gives goosebumps all over the body! 😮
One of her best songs is one that is not as known. World Continuation. I promise you a different side of Ado in that one
I second this
I watched ado, im happy 😁
Hi guys. My name is Veronica but you can call me V. I watch your videos. As a visually impaired and epileptic self trained vocalist and former percussionist in my high school band, I was inspired by a blind and autistic Agt contestant named Cody Lee. Could you do either a double reaction to his first audition and the one from this year or separate videos?
Thanks
Love the drag triplets (the classical bit you were talking about). Amazing. So Ado isn't playing the piano? Someone else is? I don't know what is going on here 100%. Teach me :)
Ado sings, most likely her vocal teacher plays (she is 17 years old here). Ado herself can play the guitar
If you like ado, you have to listen to odo. It's another banger song.
6:06このカメラ目線について話してる時があって、ざっくり言うとAdoにとっては「超恥ずかしい！」ことだったみたいです。
Thank you for your great reaction! if interested for next Ado please react for 'New genesis live' my most favorite ado song :) don't you want to see Ado with 'Tail while dancing'?
Please check out the live version from her Mars Tour, it's super different.
What does it mean they ask😂😂😂
IT MEANS "STFU". THIS WAS A REAL PROTEST SONG THAT GOT ADO DEATH THREATS. THE OLDER GENERATION THAT WORKED THEMSELVES NEAR TO DEATH DID NOT APPRECIATE THE YOUNGER GENERATION ASKING FOR THE BRUTAL WORK CULTURE TO BECOME MORE LIKE FRANCE. ADO DOES NOT SPECIFICALLY STATE THE PROTEST WORDS BUT SHE MAKES PLAIN THAT NEW WORKERS SHOULD BE RESPECTED MORE. THERE ARE LYRICS ABOUT MANDATORY AFTER WORK "IZAKAYA" DRINKING AND EATING. JUNIOR WORKERS ARE EXPECTED TO ACT AS HOSTS AND HOSTESSES BUT ALSO MANAGERS ARE EXPECTED TO PAY THE FULL BILL. OBVIOUSLY, THIS CREATES CHANCES TO HIT ON MEN AND WOMEN FOR CREEPY MANAGERS. THE GOOD MANAGERS SPEND ABOUT 20% OF THEIR INCOME TREATING THE GOOD WORKERS TO "IZAKYA", WITH ONLY JOB LOYALTY EXPECTED IN RETURN. STAYING AT WORK LATE IS GOOD, EVEN IF YOU ARE "RESTING YOUR EYES". THIS GETS COMPLICATED AS TOKYO TRAIN RUSH HOURS ARE INTENSELY OVERCROWDED. WALKING TO LOCAL IZAKAYA OR WORKING AT A RELAXED PACE AFTER-HOURS HELPS RELIEVE THE RUSH HOUR CRUSH. (IF YOU ARE SUPER INTO JAPANESE LYRICS, THE MORE CULTURE VIDEOS YOU WATCH THE MORE CONTEXT YOU GET, OF COURSE.) THERE ARE "FREE REUSE CULTURE VIDEOS" THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE TIME TO WATCH. THESE ARE ALSO EXTREMELY VALUABLE FOR PEOPLE PLANNING TRIPS TO JAPAN. HOPE TO SEE YOU GUYS VLOG FROM JAPAN AND OTHER COUNTRIES SOON.
Thanks for all your info!😊
After reading a few comments, to be completely correct, Urusai means "shut up" or "noisy". Ussee is "slang", to shorten it when you're really annoyed by someone for example. The "wa" behind it is a strong emphasis, so in the official subs it becomes "shut the fuck up".
The song itself is about the youth's frustrations with archaic societal and working environment norms and pressure, for example to go to after work drinking parties and listen to your boss ramble on about his glory days 20 years ago or that the dudes in management are always right and show newcomers no respect and consideration at all. She got a lot of backlash for the song by conservatives and parents who basically think the world was perfect and stopped 30 years ago. The fact that she was a 17 year old girl only poured oil in the fire because Japan, its society, and especially the business world is still all about hierarchy and very male-dominated. You should give the live version that was uploaded a few days ago a watch, it's a medley of her 4 Japan tours/concerts. And if you want to continue your journey, maybe watch Usseewa's offical music video with subtitles or the give the lyrics a read and then watch "I'm a Controversy" with subtitles (or read the lyrics afterwards), this song is kind of a follow up to Usseewa about the backlash she received because of it.
You can translate it like “shut the F up”
next reaction 「螺旋-rasen-」Jon\YAKITORY feat.Ado Please!
I second this, that song is great.
Value/DIGNITY/ Himawari/Where the Wind Blows/Ibara. Ado has a lot of beautiful, sad, tear-jerking ballads that are not aggressive
For something softer, I recommend The World's Continuation.
React ado live usseewa
You can see ado ussewaa in live version it’s better
ado is goat for me..............i don;'t know if what you gus thinks.....@@
According to Google, usseewa means I am tired
no, precisely Shut up! They even wanted to ban this song in Japan
It doesn't, it means shut up or you're noisy
@@fatal1103 thanks. So much for Google!
ぜひLIVE版のうっせいわを聞いてほしい。ADOは持ち歌のうっせいわを、一度破壊して再構築する位、既定の歌い方=型にハマった歌い方に抵抗する位のロックで格好いい驚異の歌い手です。