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@@soldier3157 said the liar, we are here now

@@soldier3157 Cuz we are speechlesss, that so true

@xlilraphx Speechless: Controlling Words Controlling Minds?

@@StarsBarsAndCheese That f you talking about lol

Literally squid game

It’s always gotta be all out attack joker

@@drluigi8563 Ikr… Why not the Kanda church scene with Yusuke?

@@cutie224is that the one where he is like doing a formation of him flapping his wings

@@cutie224 also you play way too much persona

That’s true diversity right there

@@Antasma1 True Chaos, you mean

so true

@@charakiga the song features latin rythms, particularly those with Timbales which are strongly associated with brazilian music, and also features a Kanun, which i recognise as being part of the middle east instrument pack for Kontakt by Native Instruments themselves

@ツゼシ i bet it's gonna be in splatoon 3 isn't it ?

Neat observation

holy shit ur right

can't say i agree, but i like the theory

i wouldnt say they sound out of breath? its more so just their singing style imo

They dont sound out of breath to me

That explains the many cultural influences

Average Big Man W

and shiver made him start over again all 7 times. i was screaming laughing when i read that

@@lonk2026 OMGGG LMAO

I think he was also shriveled af when it was done.

Very interesting!

*braincells.Exe_has_stopped_working*

I know they did the same thing with one of the bands in Splatoon 2. Disspair, since in Japan a "Diss pair" is two foods that normally taste great, but horrible together. Like chocolate and chicken. Most of their names are puns or wordplay like that.

To me Shiver sounds like she's speaking actual Japanese or something whenever they do the announcements.

“filmography” you mean discography?

We need more kickass festivals like this with colorful airsoft and paintball events

I mean if I took it over say by 2030 I could do such thing and this is in no means a lie I indeed been thinking of taking over the USA to improve the world as a whole many ways to do such

I’ve been thinking of taking over to improve the world as well!

In some cities there are culture festivals put on. I know in my city ever since I was young we had at least an International Festival but then also festivals to other cultures like Japan. I went to my city's Japanese festival a lot when I was a young teen. My favorite memory was hearing Taiko Drumming echoing through the grounds while playing children's games. Such a vibe! Look into your city or nearest city and see if they have festivals or events like that. You could always try setting up your own festivals/events (if you are old enough) or maybe just have your own splatfest. Use water guns with food coloring colored water, play with friends and blast splatfest music. 😊

@@AlottaBoulchit all that stuff sounds AWESOME!!!

you need to play it its amazing

@@deadweightnero Totally will when I can

@@willieboi. you can cemu the first one if you want the basic things, octo dlc and return of mammas are an adventure

@@DynamoWaddleDee Thanks for the tip :"]

Same, I don't own a switch

Well, Thai poetry singing, thamnong sano, emerged out of the Ayutthaya Kingdom in the 14th century or so during a period when it was a dominant naval and trading power and a lot of cultural exchange happened between it and the Indian subcontinent. I don't have evidence for this, but I think it's a reasonable guess that it might have been influenced by South Asian poetry and singing styles at the time. After all, culture is never static, it's a fluid blend that is inspired by and fused with the world around it. Even this song is a testament to that. In our globalized world, we have a group of Japanese composers pulling from Indian Ragas, Brazilian Samba, and fusing them with traditional Japanese Enka and Jpop music, among other influences. Music is a rainbow.

from what i can tell you are actually correct and i love it

holy crap

In off the hook, marina is behind pearl and pearl is louder in the music

Love the splatoon profile pic! 💙

Now that you mentioned it, I can hear it now too xD

Really? because I hear something like "Aleluia dame el sombrero"

Yep. I heard it that time

Yo escucho sombrero, cantinero

ADIOS SOMBRERO OLA RITMO

When the splatfest reaches the halfway point.

When you are 3 hours, 6 minutes, and 53 seconds into the splatfest

You mean tricolour thing

It has ended. Now we just wait 2 days.

dz??

I wish I had the time..

i’m learning it too! it’s so fun aaaa

@@squ1dkiid Neat!! Glad to know I'm not the only one. :'p

i really wanna learn how to do shiver's dance tbh

@@lumiinesce I believe in you! You can do it. :) Now we've just gotta find someone to be Big Man and we can all perform together. :p

they actually have made some celtic inspired songs with a group in Splatoon two! the in universe band is called “bottom feeders”, the music is really good and it mixes the traditional music with a sort of punk rock style :]

I feel like salmon run works well with its salish, haidan inspired formline throughout the stages. So there's some native american/ northwest pacific indigenous art in the game already that's been there for a while. But seeing it in a music direction would be interesting

You know that's a good idea! Maybe the band will be called... the scottlings?

i would love to see more celtic music in splatoon its such an underrated genre

This should better be a boy band not a girl one, also I have to see them wearing kilts.

yep Brazil is the country with most japaneses and their descendants outside Japan

@@hendreor.m6685 sad things that're happening in Brazil but Japan is WAAAY expensive

Toyota built a huge car plant there, there’s even a Toyota City. Japanese workers and their families immigrated for the work opportunities. That’s also why Super Sentai and anime got popular there

Honestly the work that must have gone into this ,both research and actual production, definitely payed off

AGREED

SAAAMEE

They might come with the official soundtrack, city of color, calamari inkantation and color pulse have official lyrics.

LMAO

They totally do, every Splatoon song has official lyrics. You can find most of them online with a little bit of digging. It's just not in any language.

That's the point of the entire soundtrack - it's a proof of concept that lyrics don't need to have any meaning for you to enjoy the song. Some people say that listening to music in languages they don't understand can enhance the experience and this OST is a perfect example of it.

I don't hear Indian to be honest. I hear Middle Eastern, this part specifically 0:33 . Sounds like Arab music.

@@abc98114 I mean i respect ur opinion but i think its indian

@@abc98114 hi as a middle eastern the music is definitely inspired by the Indian culture not middle eastern culture

I’m pretty sure it is since shiver and big man’s designs represent Japanese women and men, while Frye represents Brazilian/Indian idols (This is what I heard from a separate comment anyways)

​@@ultla321 then you've never been to a palestinian wedding.

No lol. What.

​@@Eudaimonia7564 yes it can! this ENTIRE song sounds like nostalgia

Big man is the one that takes from Brazilians, I believe? It’s more obvious in the split version

Big man represents mostly Brazil. You can even notice mostly in the instruments his solo is using. Brazil campeão do mundo CARALHOOOOOOOOOO

I think it's more pop than j pop because they aren't singing in japanese and we don't know that

I think Big Man's appearance is based on a Japanese happi coat. Also, his hat and the string under the nose are the same as the Awa Odori and otoko odori. Sorry for my poor English.

@@t_asty he is a talking stingray, how does he represent Brazilians?

i noticed that too!

they do style the lyrics after real world languages, even though it's just gibberish i believe

The lyrics are jus gibberish, though I don't know if this one is derived from Japanese or another language. Pareidolia, however, is strong. Your brain is essentially a pattern-recognizing machine, one that has had far less pressure to remove false positives than it had to avoid false negatives, so often we perceive patterns where they aren't.

Where are you from ? (The Ena nation? haha joking but imagine an Ena idol like? So cool. Funny how Deep Cut kinda have her colors btw)

@@synkieagda7620 i think they mean native as in native american

@@Thatcooldude_King Oh ok thanks! That would be very cool! I want an Idol for every country now X) especially the one who get not a lot or bad rep. Every cultures deserve to be seen, they are all so interesting and beautiful ! I wish I knew them all -_-

I would love that to! That would be amazing to see a native idol! And it be even cooler if they wore either fancy, traditional, or jingle wear!

a i r f r y e r

Me too

same here boys 👍😎 i wish Nintendo would making Gamemode for Splatoon 3 , that Gamemode is going to named SplatBall , Like Soccer ⚽

ok so i'm not the only one who hear "sombrero"

Low key makes sense

@@elwinthebean phew i thought i ws the only one

@@spoopycateatingpopcorn nope we're three now lol

I can def hear that, especially the "sombrero"

highkey

highkey

highkey

highkey

hajkey

amen

yessir

Truly inspiring words!

Exactly! 💗

Sorry to be ignorant lol, but what's a monolid?

​@woooooooooooooooooooooooo it's the reason a lot of east asians' upper eyelids appear smoother rather than having that sort of crease most other people have

@@hankboog462 Ah thank you 👍

well the same happened for pearl and marina

same, i saw them in the direct and was a bit disappointed, but now they're some of my favorite characters from anything and this is one of my favorite songs

Is that woody from bfb

*did you do it?*

@@soulofflame9999 That was back in october, and yeah, I did it

@TheCoolDude1111 *you did it, you crazy madlad or madlass, you did it.*

Brasil flashbacks* 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Me too

your damn right it’s cool

One of the best things about Splatoon is the music!

Absolutely!

FR THO

Honestly would've been a better world cup song than the song that took less than .5 seconds to write lmao

Would've made better advertisements too✨

yeah because of the whistles relate

well that s Splatoonian langauage of inklings and octolings

you're a gigachad 😎

@@TheRealLelek GigaChad counter: 3 Cause I agree

(with either a glowstick or a flag on my back)

@@asher879 (why not both since it's a festival)

Same all the way!

​@santipro2463based of the fact that nostalgia takes over

The 'rebel in dictatorship' route feels unlikely to me, since the entire vibe of the franchise is set on 'stay fresh' and a dictatorship's about the unfreshest thing there is, but most importantly, because instead of going plain edgy for Chaos, they chose a more positive 'cultural mashup' take on it. So they would've had to spin the concept of Order into something that still feels inherently *cool,* just like they did with Chaos.

@@3lH4ck3rC0mf0r7 'Dictatorship = unfresh' agreed, but that's where the 'rebel' part of it comes in. Persona 5, for example, is basically exactly that; a band of spunky rebels undermining would-be tyrants, and that game just oozes style. If I had to craft a Splatoon environment in that vein, my first thought is someplace where the Octarians actually have taken over and the surface is a big, sprawling, monotone (or sleek, hi-tech) corporate sector, maybe with 'Octavio is watching' posters. The player community would then be an inkling/defecting Octoling 'underground' (maybe even literally beneath the city) in the shape of an organized resistance, with the new batch of idols presented as a form of pirate radio. The story campaign could feature Octarians in business suits and a villain looking to stamp out the underground in favor of total control of the city/region. Second idea tosses the sinister aspect of Order out the window and plays up its positive aspects instead. Pokemon Sword and Shield turned its gyms into stadiums and its story into a giant tournament; picture a Splatoon where the player character is treated as an up-and-coming athlete looking to join one of the bigtime sponsored teams (each with their own brands and styles to fulfill the 'freshness' expectation) that dominate the local culture. The new idols could perform in 'halftime shows' and maybe double as sports commentators. The story mode might involve something like looking into organized cheating or a darker plot in play by one of the 'major league' teams built into the setting.

@@backgroundnpc9631 Yeah, that could work, but I don't know if that exactly screams 'order' to me.

@@3lH4ck3rC0mf0r7 Shrug. Either well-organized resistance army vs mega-corporation (one form of Order vs another form of Order) or well-organized professional leagues. It's not like the Splatoon 3 we got is total anarchy either; rough-and-tumble, sure, but Splatfests are still organized events rather than random rabble-rousing.

@@backgroundnpc9631 Mhm

Also at 0:56 all I can here is put on a big sombrero and it makes my giggle everyone I hear it

You mean "absolutely fire"?

@@TheRealLelek indeed

update: it changed for the half way point! now they're all together and the music Is blasting throughout the square. thank god. this is what i wanted 🙏 the only thing I'd change is have the splatfest theme play during all the matches. you spend most of splatfest playing in them.. so you barely get to hear the song!

Finally! I'm too listen it!

"Hallelujah give me the hat" -Translate to English

to me it sounds like "Aleluya, es un ritmo" (Hallelujah, its a rhythm)

i can never unhear it

I LOVE THESE‼ they're great!!

same 🔥🔥🔥

This could actually be from nintendo themselves!

@@TheRealLelek Thank you! It was tricky to find words that fit in each measure, but I think I did a pretty good job.

this is so good!!