ども。ヒャダイン60作目！ アニメ「黒子のバスケ」EDです。 つっこみどころ色々 青春群像劇をお楽しみ下さい。 5/9 発売！ Hyadain's 4th single "Start it right away" Ending song of "Kuroko no Basuke" CD and iTS Out on May9th
So this is the story: The lonely dude (A) grew distant to his actual now-famous friend (B). The lonely guy is the one who left the famous friend because he was jealous or just felt uncomfortable with the guy's fame. Deep down, the A knows how much B worked hard for his sports team, and that's how his imaginary friend Hyadain was created. A wants to be friends with B again, and Hyadain encourages him. In the end, Hyadain is singing alone because A finally broke off and became friends with B again. Anyways, this is definitely my favourite ending! I miss Kuroko no Basuke already.
Filip Fanne Just shut the fuck up please.. Dont fucking compare them.. Theyre fucking different.. Eminems a rapper and they are not... so shut the fuck up. ^_^ #fuckmoments
I like how in a 1990ish setup in a terribly cliche white school their's a lonely white kid with a Japanese imaginary friend speaking Japanese to each other because the white kid has a popular jock friend who left him behind in fear of losing his "fame." ♪( ´▽｀)
What I learnt from the lyrics: The lonely dude (A) grew distant to his actual now-famous friend (B). The lonely guy is the one who left the famous friend because he was jealous or just felt uncomfortable with the guy's fame. Deep down, the A knows how much B worked hard for his sports team, and that's how his imaginary friend Hyadain was created. A wants to be friends with B again, and Hyadain encourages him. In the end, Hyadain is singing alone because A finally broke off and became friends with B again.
@@rush6837 I thought so too at first, but then I searched up the translation for the lyrics. I think both of them are in the wrong. In the beginning, A says how it's unfair tha B is born talented, how he's different from him. At 0:45, A sees B practising on his own, saying, "But actually, I know the truth I know how he works harder than everyone else I just pretended not to see it I know, but..." This implies that A is very envious of B, saying that B only has purely natural talent. But, A knows that B became famous for working hard. Even so, A keeps lying to make himself feel less inferior to B. He has no intention to catch up with his friend by becoming better. Throughout this song, A sings about wanting to improve, but he thinks low of himself because B is doing better than him. Hyadain is his self conciousness urging him to forget about his worries and just go. B is also in the wrong for avoiding him after his popularity skyrockets. Maybe he avoids A because of his fame, or maybe he avoids A because A avoided him first. In the end, A confronts B and overcomes his inferiority complex. They became friends again.
