It's crazy how Creepy Nuts is finally catching on globally but then you look at their history and you realize that they been making bangers for years, they are certified one of the best.
The lyrics mention 4：44 In China and Japan, the number 4 is pronounced the same as "death" So it is considered an unlucky number, just like the number 13 is not liked in other countries
More specifically, 4 is pronounced two ways. "Shi" is where it sounds like death, and as such is unlucky, but when counting or speaking normally, "Yon" will be used instead. I don't know more about the context in which one over the other is used. better to just say "yon" instead.
02:32 The rapper's name "R-shitei" means "R-rated" 🤭(His real name is Ryohei Nogami😆 Since I'm here, I'd like to introduce the strongest vengeful spirit of Japan's three great cursed spirits😱 Both Sugawara no Michizane and the other Emperor Sutoku have been enshrined as gods and are now at peace, but the last remaining vengeful spirit in history, Taira no Masakado, is said to still be cursing😓He started a rebellion in the Kanto region, far from the then capital Kyoto, in the 10th century, and at one point called himself the "new emperor" and declared the establishment of a new country, but he was pierced between the eyebrows by an arrow cast by an onmyoji employed by the imperial court, and died. According to legend, the head of the deceased was displayed at Shichijogawara in Kyoto, but it is said that even after several months, his eyes were wide open and he was still grinding his teeth. One day, when the poet Fujiroku Sakon saw it and composed a poem, Masakado's head laughed, and suddenly the ground roared, lightning began to rumble, and the head said, "I'll connect my body and fight again! Where is my body?" The voice echoed every night. Then one night, the head flew eastward, emitting a white light in search of the body, but it ran out of strength along the way and fell in what is now Tokyo. The "Masakado's Grave" was built at the place where the head fell and was enshrined for a thousand years, but when Japan was defeated in World War II and the occupying forces entered Tokyo, the grave was left unnaturally in a prime location near the Imperial Palace, where government offices and the headquarters buildings of first-class trading companies stand, so the US military, which felt it was in the way, tried to remove it with a bulldozer, but the bulldozer rolled over and the driver was crushed to death 😱 After that, the removal work was stopped, and it still remains quietly in the valley between the skyscrapers. Based on this legend of Taira no Masakado's curse, which continues to this day, Aramata Hiroshi's novel "Teito Monogatari- Tale of the Imperial City" incorporated the theme of spiritual protection of Tokyo, and in 1987 it was made into a live-action film, which became widely known and drew the attention of many occult fans as the "guardian deity of Tokyo." 😌 I've gotten long-winded, but "Dandadan" is an anime based on a manga drawn by the author, who spent his childhood during the boom of such paranormal phenomena (I'm from the same generation), and the original magazine "Moo" that the main character read was "Mu" (the name comes from the lost continent of Mu), which is still being published 45 years after its first publication 😆
this talk about japanese folklore ghost you see in the cover it's japanese ghost but japan have a lot of ghost like that unique diversity since dandadan is about ghost and romances anime so this here the song about that too
The lyrics of this song are very difficult even for Japanese people unless they are familiar with the occult. The mystery can be solved by watching the video explaining the lyrics. For example, Sadako from the movie Ring and Kayako from Ju-on are called "chan". The height of Hachi-shaku-sama, who is over 2 meters, is expressed by its length. The animation also has a motif of the special effects movie Ultraman. It's interesting when you understand the meaning of the lyrics. I used an automatic translation in my comment, but I hope it was conveyed well.
The ghost is known as the Turbo Baba or Turbo Granny and her thing is that if you ever meet her and you decide to run you end up in a race and once she catches you she eats your family jewels and puts a curse on you until you get it back.
It's crazy how Creepy Nuts is finally catching on globally but then you look at their history and you realize that they been making bangers for years, they are certified one of the best.
どんどん2人の日本語の発音がネイティブになってく😂❤すごい！
やっぱり外国の方にも心地よいのだな。取り上げた言葉全て「だんだだん」で韻を踏んでることのテクニックを伝えたい。
初見じゃ分からないくらい、化け物曲だよ。
お憑かれさま。
楽しく動画見てます！応援してます😊
Love your videos bro❤❤❤❤
The lyrics mention 4：44
In China and Japan, the number 4 is pronounced the same as "death"
So it is considered an unlucky number, just like the number 13 is not liked in other countries
More specifically, 4 is pronounced two ways. "Shi" is where it sounds like death, and as such is unlucky, but when counting or speaking normally, "Yon" will be used instead. I don't know more about the context in which one over the other is used. better to just say "yon" instead.
i love fact that they kept rhyming word "dandadan"
"Kuwabara" is a famous Japanese spell to ward off evil spirits.
It's mainly about ghost and aliens but there are monsters in it as well or cryptics
3:40 - too accurate. I could've been jumped and this shit would instantly boost my mood
02:32 The rapper's name "R-shitei" means "R-rated" 🤭(His real name is Ryohei Nogami😆
Since I'm here, I'd like to introduce the strongest vengeful spirit of Japan's three great cursed spirits😱
Both Sugawara no Michizane and the other Emperor Sutoku have been enshrined as gods and are now at peace, but the last remaining vengeful spirit in history, Taira no Masakado, is said to still be cursing😓He started a rebellion in the Kanto region, far from the then capital Kyoto, in the 10th century, and at one point called himself the "new emperor" and declared the establishment of a new country, but he was pierced between the eyebrows by an arrow cast by an onmyoji employed by the imperial court, and died.
According to legend, the head of the deceased was displayed at Shichijogawara in Kyoto, but it is said that even after several months, his eyes were wide open and he was still grinding his teeth. One day, when the poet Fujiroku Sakon saw it and composed a poem, Masakado's head laughed, and suddenly the ground roared, lightning began to rumble, and the head said, "I'll connect my body and fight again! Where is my body?" The voice echoed every night. Then one night, the head flew eastward, emitting a white light in search of the body, but it ran out of strength along the way and fell in what is now Tokyo.
The "Masakado's Grave" was built at the place where the head fell and was enshrined for a thousand years, but when Japan was defeated in World War II and the occupying forces entered Tokyo, the grave was left unnaturally in a prime location near the Imperial Palace, where government offices and the headquarters buildings of first-class trading companies stand, so the US military, which felt it was in the way, tried to remove it with a bulldozer, but the bulldozer rolled over and the driver was crushed to death 😱 After that, the removal work was stopped, and it still remains quietly in the valley between the skyscrapers.
Based on this legend of Taira no Masakado's curse, which continues to this day, Aramata Hiroshi's novel "Teito Monogatari- Tale of the Imperial City" incorporated the theme of spiritual protection of Tokyo, and in 1987 it was made into a live-action film, which became widely known and drew the attention of many occult fans as the "guardian deity of Tokyo." 😌
I've gotten long-winded, but "Dandadan" is an anime based on a manga drawn by the author, who spent his childhood during the boom of such paranormal phenomena (I'm from the same generation), and the original magazine "Moo" that the main character read was "Mu" (the name comes from the lost continent of Mu), which is still being published 45 years after its first publication 😆
It's not Lewd Granny, it's Turbo Granny which is a modern yokai folktale.
this talk about japanese folklore ghost you see in the cover it's japanese ghost but japan have a lot of ghost like that unique diversity since dandadan is about ghost and romances anime so this here the song about that too
The lyrics of this song are very difficult even for Japanese people unless they are familiar with the occult. The mystery can be solved by watching the video explaining the lyrics. For example, Sadako from the movie Ring and Kayako from Ju-on are called "chan". The height of Hachi-shaku-sama, who is over 2 meters, is expressed by its length. The animation also has a motif of the special effects movie Ultraman. It's interesting when you understand the meaning of the lyrics. I used an automatic translation in my comment, but I hope it was conveyed well.
By the way...this is a romance anime...with a lot of stuff going. So, yeah...
Wait fr? Interesting
@@degenginger yup.
Yeah little bit too much stuff going on😂
you guys should check out the first take which is two songs,sings by FLOW called GO!! and SIGN
No this is better than bling blang blang and it is not close
I compare the flames on the t-shirt to the flames in the music video.🔥
あなた達がバナナバナナって言ってるのが😂
The ghost is known as the Turbo Baba or Turbo Granny and her thing is that if you ever meet her and you decide to run you end up in a race and once she catches you she eats your family jewels and puts a curse on you until you get it back.
Seems fair.
👁️🦖👁️🌋🌪️ブロク 代謝医学🌊🏝️🤸🪐🌎☄️
Banger anime and song
8:14 Is The Best Way To Explain Dandadan 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
Please, who can tell me what country the boys are from, because I don't recognize this accent.
何故そんなに何回も動画を止めるの？ 意見は最後で良いと思う
このスタイル私は好きだし、同じ思いの人は結構いる
止めても良いよ
だってリアクションだもの
それが何か？
その時思った事言うのがいいんだよ 止められても英語で何言ってるかわからんからイライラしてるんだろ
止めてもいいでしょ。笑
それだけの質だよ。
この曲を理解するのにこの動画でもめちゃくちゃ薄い。
それをリアクションと言っているのだから最低限だと思うよ。リアクション動画としては十分だよ
通しで聴きたいならオトノケ公式の動画開けよ
そんな簡単な事すら発想に浮かばないオツムなのか？