Kid Moxie - Big In Japan - Official Music Video | Lakeshore Records 

I trully believe 80's have never left a lot of us...

To me the metaphor symbolize her and her inner child, the child that she once where and was ruled by unconscious people, later on she grew up to be just like her ancestors and she is ruling the child inside her, in other words, she was trapped once as a child and now she is trapped by her own self into this addiction she has created. The original song in the phrase 'Big In Japan' tells about a couple of lovers trying to get off Heroin. In their country they looked like junkies, while in Japan which is a vast country no one knew them, that's why they where ''big'', they could have a second chance in life starting from scratch

Kid growing up too soon Protective mother or the kid is her 11 years old self.

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Good to see I’m not the only person who saw this and though this was very Lynchian!

Differently.

"The title of the track being “Big in Japan” (which is a phrase referencing a Western band’s popularity with Japanese audiences rather than their home country), is fairly misleading as the song is not about being popular in Japan, but actually tells the story of “a couple of lovers trying to get off Heroin”, Alphaville lead singer Marian Gold told German online magazine “Re.flexion” in 1998. “They both imagine how great it would be to love without the drug: no steal, no clients, no ice age in the pupil, real emotions, -true worlds. I must admit the only ones who understood the meaning of the song correctly were Bernhard Lloyd and our then publisher Andy Budde. Bernhard recognised the quality of the song and Andy the ability of its marketing.” “Big in Japan” provides a multitude of multi-layered sounds alongside the heavy and thought provoking story telling lyrics. With an electronic sort of atmosphere with a chime like sound from a keyboard, the steady drum beat and the shakiness in the background, the track does a fantastic job at telling the story of the drug loving couple just as well as the lyrics do. The sound was fairly new and modern for music of that time, but also fit into the 80’s synth-pop style tunes that were extremely popular at the time."

more? why? what else did Greece copy? go and leave this comment at the profiles of thousands of American singers who copy songs on a daily basis and make millions out of it. And please educate yourself, its a REMAKE...not a copy! smh

The world has copied from the Greeks philosophy, sciences, logic, architecture, logic, arts, theatre, music, democracy, political systems, way of thinking e.t.c. I think that Kid Moxie can do a remake of Big in Japan which is quite "authentic" in the remake status!

Greece never copies.Others try to copy Greece but still fail