/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>15239690
Of course, they're in their dadrock years now

>>15239648
>Pentatonix
>mfw

>>15042927
delete this

>>14976984

>>14957194
>Sufags

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32pACUZ6BYk

>>14937233
>>14937236

>dem Adobe Premiere after-effects
>dat PS2-era CGI at the end
>everything is dark and grey except for the ethnic dancer
>it's just them dancing in front of Babybones 2.0
>mfw

>>14923916
*shrug* to be honest

that was very by-the-numbers idol pop music you could just have easily told me that this was an unreleased track by Ayami and I would have believed it.


Not bad, but eh.

>>14914652
>as skeleton

I mean a little bit sure, but it could just be lighting and poor video quality

>>14898251
>mfw a dad jacket for dadrock music.

meme magic strikes again

>>14546382
>sufags.txt

>>14533591
Su-doku?

GUYS

okay, guys, chill I have it figured out.

Ohmura replaces Su as a last-minute singer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBmxbKa0hVo

I like that the song that was formerly an intro/outro for concerts finally got lyrics, but I could not be any more indifferent to the Karate one. "It sure is a song", that's how it made me feel. I don't know how people are giving 10/10 and saying it's sending shivers down their spine and whatever else. Maybe because we're all so Babymetal-thirsty and the material from the last album is running dry.

Awadama Fever remains my favorite one out of the latest post-album bunch.


Honestly this isn't the direction I thought that Babymetal would take. I'm not saying it's all over, but it's all very underwhelming and not very comforting for the future. I thought that they would be much heavier but also much more pop-ier, a bigger contrast than before but instead it's just.... eh....

maybe they need to shuffle in new song writers or something.

>>14442838
>banter
>it's a prank bro chill I was just kidding dude chill it's a prank a prank

>>14379183
>generic school uniforms

>>14320941
>No SG CDs/DVDs

>>14310204
>xlarge_ayami

>2025

>Suzuka Nakamoto is a world-famous singer/songwriter, surpassing the likes of Beyonce, Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, Mariah Carey and Madonna

>all 5 of her albums, which were all entirely written by herself, are all certified Diamond (10 million copies sold) by the RIAA. Outselling any other artist, male or female, pat or present.

>She prepares to go on stage at a sold-out 90 000 crowd in Wembley Stadium

>SU-ZU-KA

>SU-ZU-KA

>The curtain lifts

>The crowd boils to a deafening roar

>Su squints and takes a moment to adjust her eyes to the blinding light

>something's not right

>A sea of pink is in front of her

>no... not again... not like this

>she stumbles and tries to keep he composure as she manages to hear the loudest flag-waving voices in the crowd
>"SING VERISHUVI"
>"GRADUATION TOSS"
>"SAKURAIRO NO AVENUE"
>"IMA NANJI"

>>14279882
>those ears

>>14259088
>tfw spent a good minute trying to wipe Su's mole thinking it was some crap on my monitor

>>14228288

>>14209739
no

>>14155881

>>14114962
I only bothered to watch the first 20 seconds.

Yes, they are manufactured.

So what?

It's about the music, whether they met each other while buying coke and started playing at biker bars or they were drafted through a talent agency really doesn't matter as far as the music is concerned.


If anything, they're even better as a manufactured band because they can reach out to countless songwriters and producers instead of always working with the same 4-5 people like "organic" bands who run out of ideas after like 4 albums at most.


and hell, a lot of these "organic" bands end up throwing out members and replacing them and breaking up and reforming and having members quit and at the end of the day it ends up being the band of just one guy, no different than what Koba does.

>>14099019
>snakebite piercings

I'm a Moafag and I'd have to pass on that.