Right?? I'm always blown away by the level of skill it takes for one person to do 3+ parts for one song!

@@GengaJupite like that one person do 2 ending and 4 op like wtf

@@strahinja9803 5 op now

@@GengaJupite six opening songs now!!!!!!! Yuiko is really great

@@Lonst_183 godamm 6 op for one season literally Insane

Thanks so much! I remember sitting kind of stunned when it played for the first time and knew right away that I wanted to break it down. Really looking forward to what the next season has in store!

Yeah, the "when you embrace something you cherish, this is love (not properly understood)" line seems to be a pretty much perfect encapsulation of the grand dysfunction arc, as well as some of the other characters who develop as a result of it.

I'm thinking about it! I'd certainly like to but I haven't really gotten any ideas for what to talk about aside from just the lyrics, so for now it's still a maybe

@@GengaJupite imo, the lyrics are interesting enough to make a video on it. The song itself takes the original bardic melody and twists it into something much more similar to an exotic tune. Not only that, it sounds like it's being sung by Eris to Rudeus. Also, will you do videos on more recent anime OP and soundtracks like Horimiya and Yurucamp s2?

Oh man, I was gonna say, this is highly reminiscent of Tabi no Tochuu. Glad to run into a kindred spirit :D

Thanks! Honestly I'm more surprised that it's almost at 100 given how tiny my channel is but it's all a perspective game I guess 🤷‍♂️

@@GengaJupite you deserve a thousand

@@GengaJupite welp. lol

I wish I had paid more attention in high school Spanish class so I wouldn't need google translate for this but I think I got the gist 😅 Thank you!

Thanks! All of my transcriptions are available to my patrons (link in the description)

Thanks, I make all the transcriptions myself, and they're available for my patrons!

I made it myself, and all of my transcriptions are available on my Patreon!

I second this

Transcriptions are available for my patrons! (Link in description)

If it's music for their own band, then yes, but looking at the credits for almost every single or album put out by a jpop artist will show that they usually have a composer or producer doing the actual track composition. It's more common for them to get involved with the songwriting, but even then it's not a rare occurrence for the lyrics to be credited to the composer/producer as well. There are artists like Vaundy and SIRUP who are well-known for producing for both themselves and others, but they're more the exception than the norm. This isn't a slight against the jpop industry, it's just how the pop music industry works everywhere to varying degrees.

I'm not really sure what you're asking for. If you're having trouble understanding music theory, there isn't really a simple way to explain it outside of simply learning music theory (it's essentially an entire language of its own). Notes don't necessarily mean anything by themselves, but its the context they're used in that allows for compositional and musical interpretation. Honestly, I wish I could explain music theory in a few sentences, but it's not such an easy thing to break down, so I'd suggest searching up basic music theory and music modes if you want to get a grasp of the basics.

Music Theory , now that's a term I can look up . Thanks for replying , keep up the videos , I look forward to a breakdown of mezame no uta , if possible .