This song is not about male desire and people find that weird. It's about the feelings of a girl who's anxious to grow up and experience adult emotions. Otanablue has a double meaning. It means "adult blues", but when Suzuka says "buru" it means "to pretend to be an adult". The girl in the song is aware of older men looking at her and fantasizes about feeling adult love and emotions, but knows she isn't really ready for them. It's a tricky subject, but obviously one that is particularly relevant to the young women in a pop group that started when they were teenagers. It's AG! being honest and showing their strength. AG! are never timid. And apart from all that it's a catchy tune with memorable choreography (the "head bob" dance went vital in Japan) that is performed with lots of personality by the members of AG!

ataasii gakkou means new school in Japanese. ataasii gakkou is the Japanese word expressed in ro-maji. ataasii is "a ta ra si i" 5 syllables gakkou is 3 syllables "ga kko u"

Lol, I'm not impatient. I heard you say that you had finished your request. I see the old pervert in the thumbnail and I haven't watched the reaction at this point but I can only imagine. They are all in their 20's. This video went viral and quickly got over 60 million views. Since this they have played Coachella and performed Tokyo Calling on the Jimmy Kimmel show. Thought it might you some eyeballs to your.

Please listen again cover of this song from Japanese three piece band "Sokoninaru - Otonoblue" This song became progressive rock