A group of people were invited to someones house for a Halloween party. Syudou – インザバックルーム (In The Back Room) (Romanized) Lyrics. The twins want Miku's heart... and succeed in getting it. Hagukunda Kizuna Dake Wa. Let's just say, if the flashing colors and horrific music don't make you scared, Miku's stare and the fact that she's holding a knife definitely will. It's currently Masa's most popular video, with FOUR different PV's for different versions of the song. Life spent covering shame with shame.
Then we see another Miku who acts like a host and is most likely the ruler of the place. Syudou: In the Back Room. Read at your own risk. After all, it's about Cronos eating his own children, and the last of them taking his scythe. It's a Megurine Luka song, in English, based on the following Rugrats theory: "The Rugrats really were a figment of Angelica's Imagination. Just then, everyone changes into monsters (squirming in pain while laughing), each one resembling the masks they wore, while the owner of the house watches while laughing. Your Mileage May Vary, but if the lyrics don't scare you, the images are enough to overstimulate your senses... (Don't watch if you have epilepsy or if flashing lights give you migraines. MOU MAE NI SHIKA SUSUMENAI TO SHITTA KARA. Courtship, worship, give me a break. 気 づいていない 様 で 実 は 全部 知 ってる. And please follow our blogs for the latest and best Japanese JPOP music, songs, pops and ballads. However, the girl is so traumatized from the abuse that she believes that she can never truly be happy. I'll make them intruders silenced.
What Can We Do (NSFW and epilepsy warning) is pretty much Mind Screw in its purest, unadulterated form, featuring Miku apparently consuming copious amounts of drugs while touching herself... and then it just gets weirder, with Miku's skin covered in crawling maggots, two Mikus stabbing each other in the head with syringes (in 3D), Miku's head twitching violently, and Miku chasing down apparently sentient drugs through a field of weed with copious eyes. Yes, THAT Candle Cove... - "Tightrope", sung by Cyber Songman, ends with a Jump Scare followed by eerie droning music... the Jump Scare in question? I do my best not to hurt anyone, not to bully anyone, and not to kill anyone. Listening to the song with that knowledge alone is unsettling in itself, but the PV isn't much better, what with its depiction of a disturbingly skinny girl with a Slasher Smile and sickly yellow eyes. Kisetsu ga utsuri yuku you de.
Brr... Word of God says the song is about borderline personality disorder and the effects it can have on relationships. Пусть будут посрамлены те, кто недооценил нас, Называя это чем-то вроде юношеского увлечения. Do we start with the fact that if the vocals are taken out, it sounds like a rousing march? The drawings depict something happening to the protagonist one night, which seems to consume the world around them as well as groups of other people. Composer: - Arranger: - AKA: - インザバックルーム. The entire song is a protest against the J-pop machine, which is cool, but to someone who doesn't know about all that stuff it's just straight-up nightmare inducing. Wait a minute, this isn't alright. Then we go to the game show again and see that the host is surprised that Bride Miku is there again. Rinri no Hitsugi 's MV consists of a series of semi-realistic greyscale images of a woman tearing blood and black butterflies, and the last shot is a faceless woman with her whole face replaced by what seems to be a mask or scars. The visuals paint a disturbing picture as the girl in the video alternates between calmly swaying to the music to weeping to frantically clawing at her face, all the while her face, arms and legs become more and more heavily bandaged. He goes to the pirate ship and finds Hook's journal, then decides to take over the ship and the role of Hook. Body parts cut to pieces, check. It doesn't take long for the townsfolk to be subsumed by greed and lust, making all sorts of selfish and disgusting wishes (which the nun grants even while pointing out how disgusting they are being), their tea-fueled fervor highlighted by the song's frantic big-band style. And just when you think that all is said and done, the ending of the song shows the girl seemingly going through the same loop, only with the boy dying instead.
Why arent you happy? The Japanese text at the very end doesn't help:Master, I love you!!! It is released as a single, meaning it isn't apart of any album. Natsu no atsusa mo mina no omoi mo. There's also a cover using the Vocaloid Sachiko, who is designed to sing traditional Japanese music, and it just adds to the creepy atmosphere. It doesn't help that the song seems to imply that the nature of the relationship between the Suji and Scrumize characters is pedophilic. Moshimo omoide no kage ni te wo nobashitara.
Jaaku na tomogara to sagesunda. And on the subject of Chad's fun little videos, if you decide to watch Incoming/Outgoing, whatever you do, don't: Ghostie/Marz Mitzi/GHOST. He then tells her that she's "his to control"... and to "prepare to attack". Wakare Ga Tomonau Kore Wa Yume To Yoburu NO KAI?
Note: Features a Yandere shark monster girl with a perpetual Slasher Smile on her face and Black Eyes of Crazy. And during the middle of the song, the vocals are gone but you can vaguely hear someone droning "Stop"... A nun comes to town one day, offering tea that can grant wishes to those who drink it. Don't need any of your advice. Kochira gawa ga nagurikondeyaru. It shows Miku holding a bloody knife with a blank face.