@@shinsmith3185 yeah it's almost japanese but Visaya language is kinda confusing for me so Im littlerally confused how it got into TikTok and the good part is it's about if your dog gets out well there's a lot of a askal dogs in the Philippines which means finding a dog XD I'm litterally confuse what's happening to TikTok phi rn
Naa na jud boss nag react na japanese sa inyong music, inyo jud nakuha ang attention og ang tumong sa kanta heheh. More music bisaya japanese song to be watch and hear from you lods. More power and GOD BLESS
the dog and the costume is Naruto theme because of one of the character Ninja Kakashi(Naruto's sempai) has a summoning jutsu of calling bunch of dog ninjas like Pakkun the pug 😆😆😆 the language is one of our Philippine dialect called Bisaya, which they use in the lyrics to sound like Japanese 😁
Summoning Eru is actually "sa among eru (iro) " in our bisaya language. It's something like a fragmented sentence that is almost always at the end of the complete bisaya sentence in itself, like "Paakon ka SA AMONG IRO (you'll be bitten by our dog)" or "gukuron ka SA AMONG IRO (you will be chased down by our dog)" so practically it's "by our dog" if you will plainly translate it to english. Needless to say there's a lot of people who took this song's lyrics a little too serious. Para lingaw raman tawn na ue, which is mostly the pure bisaya can relate. Daghan na dayun mga suheto mura rabag korek.
This is what happen when you grew up watching Anime and formed a band 😂. The song is actually a Filipino dialect (Bisaya) and the whole song sounded like a Japanese but it is actually a Bisaya song. Eru means dog in Bisaya that's why there's a dog on the MV.
That band juan paasa band is a big fan of a japanese anime thier music vid based on naruto.. They speaking visayan dialect .in which they sang it in a japanese way.. When i first hear it i though it was a japanese as i look to thier lyrics its a visayan dialect here in philippines
Summoning eru. "Summoning" word is not actually summoning. It is derived from "sa amo ning....", a bisaya (filipino dialect) phrase which means "it is our(s)", and "eru" or "iro" which means dog. To sum it up, Summoning eru means "it is our dog" or "this is our dog". And the lyrics is actually pure bisaya language. They just make it sound like a japanese 😆😆😆😆 Hahahahaha im so proud of this band.
The song is about the singer's dog. He doesn't put it on a leash so his neighbors always complains about it. He's singing to warn everyone to beware of his dog because it barks and bites anyone. The dog stares daggers at the dude who is always high on drugs, drunk, or both and has a penchant for viciously attacking the arrogant chads. The only effective way to escape its pursuit is if you ride a Yamaha Mio scooter as your getaway vehicle.
@@zenithchan1646 Nah. 3 years is not enough to influence a language itself and the word iro was already a word before the Japanese since we have Dog Witches in the Precolonial times. That's what Mindanao and Visayan people calls the "Dogs" back then.
The Language (actually a Dialect in Philippines), is Bisaya. It is about a pet Dog that escaped his house, and bites or chases their neighbours. It's a parody, they make their accent sound like an Anime song. It's just the way we crazy Bisayas roll 😂
FYI, Bisaya language is not and never will be a dialect. A dialect is a variant of a language. If Bisaya is a dialect then Tagalogs can still understand Bisaya but no they cannot because Bisaya is another language. Also, Bisaya language is the mother language of the majority of people living in Visayas and Mindanao.
Bisaya is not a LANGUAGE, there are only 2 languages in PH ENGLISH and FILIPINO. Others are dialects like Tagalog, Kapangpangan, Waray and etc. Refer to this wikipedia for all you Bisaya en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_Philippines
It sounds like japanese. The first time I heard the song I really thought it was from an anime but my brother showede me the lyrics and its actually a visaya song which sounds like japanese.
The first part says in english, though in faux japanese kanji, “NO ANIMALS WERE HARMED IN MAKING THIS VIDEO” Also… it is the BISAYA language in Cebu but it is made to sound like anime rock, so they changed the pronunciation to match sounds in Japanese even though it’s not the right way to pronounce it in bisaya.
This is phillipines bisaya language the song is like this. Gukura managan ta kay naa na ilang eru mamaghot mamaak bisan unsa kaman ka gahi kay paakon niyang labi na ang hambugeru. Thats chorus English: lets run because the dog is going to chase us he will bark he will bite even your the strongest. Thats the chorus the song is about a dog that get out in his cage.
That's a Bisaya language but sounds like Japanese, it's a parody song telling about the reality of our society where dog owners letting their dogs roam and bite random people because dog's territorial instinct and that's so common in Visayas that sometimes roaming dog chase you and you must run for your life. Out of creativity and being anime fan, the band composed that parody funny song with anime style and tone. It turns out to be sounds like Japanese due to the anime style and tone but the language is Bisaya. We Bisaya are known to turn issues into parody and jokes.
Dude, "Eru" literally means "Dog" and that song is a parody. The dialect being used is called "Visayan dialect" but they're singing the lyrics in a Japanese tone. ✌️✌️✌️
It's a language. Bisaya/Cebuano and Tagalog and other Philippine languages are not Mutually Intelligible. For one to be called a dialect, it must be mutually intelligible regardless of some difference. For example, Urban Cebuano(Metro Cebu), Bohol Cebuano, Mindanao Cebuano, Leyte Cebuano.
Actually that band is a Filipino Visayan van the dialect they used is Visaya language and they sang it in the accent of japanese and the title of that song is SAMMANING IRO means who is this dog and also the story of that song is about the dog who've loss and the owner was looking for his dog..
It's a cebuano rock music or bisrock but the song is inspired by Jrock music. That's why it's sounds like Japanese but the lyrics is purely Cebuano not Japanese.
Enjoyable reaction although the visayan dialect is trying to make it japanese Nippon accent so it's impressive. Although they are many misinterpretation( in a fun way) because of the lyrics but anyways what's important is you have fun and many in the comments informed you about the song and it's language(visayan dialect) so it is informative at the same time. Anyways please react to Voltes V Legacy on GMA-7 on the Philippines especially the teasers and the star- studded. Kudos and Godspeed. 🇯🇵🇵🇭
Iro/Eru (Bisaya for dog) = Inu (Japanese for dog), Bisaya language is a language in the Philippines that is the mother language of the majority of people living in Visayas and Mindanao areas in the country.
the language use is called BISAYA or VISAYAN used by the people of Visayas and Mindanao, Philippines. and the song translates basically to "be careful with our dog, it's not leashed and it will bite regardless of who you are and how tough you are so RUN😆"
Sorry for responding 2 years later but they didnt say "mamore" they said "mao ni" which means this is. And they are actually singing in cebuano, one of the language in the philippines but they used japanese tone thats why it sounded japanese.
I grew up watching japanese anime I liked japanese anime very much, so when I was first saw this mv I thought it was a real japanese song or lyrics although I don't knew much of Japanese words but I noticed it was not actually japanese but a bisaya dialect used to be sound japanese anime theme song
If I translate the chorus correctly: " Go go go, let's go run, cause their dog will literally bite you" "It will bark ,It will bite, no matter how strong you are" "Cause it will bite especially an arrogant person" "To our dog" And this language is not japanese
It's a 1 of Philippines dialect in Visayas but they make it sounds like nihongo. The eru really means Dog in Some parts of Visayas islands of the Philippines
@@joshuadavidbendoy6870language is more general Filipino language, we have many different dialects here in the Philippines. Dialect is more specific language used in a region or group
It's a dialect in the south., The line that sounds like bandana moto(something) which you said translates to looking for a bandana is actually "paandara nang motor mong mio" which means "start the engine of your mio(yamaha mio scooter) This song is actually really funny
If you are first time heard this song you think its a japanese song but if u are bisaya u know what it is and you laugh the song because the sound like japanes but the lyrics is bisaya
Its actually one of philippines dialects which is cebuano. The song is about a guy searching for his dog because the dog escape from its cage and he worried that the dog will bite someone. So the funny thing in this song is the guy was using a drawing picture of a dog and show it to the people and ask them if they ever saw his dog just like in the drawing picture. And the drawing was so bad. Its like a 5 years old kid draw it with no effort at all. Naruto costume was only a props.
i LAUGHED OUT LOUD WITH THIS JAPANESE BECOME CONFUSED WITH OUR LANGUAGE. HAHAHA, IT'S LIKE THIS PERSON IS PRANKED. LIKE EVERY JAPANESE WHO WILL LISTEN TO THIS MUSIC WILL BE PRANKED.
Wakaranai desu ka. Ofcourse cause it's bisaya. One of the dialect in the Philippines. But the tone is nihon. Kakooi desu. Hahaha. This is a song about the dog "inu" who get away. Hahhahahah
The truth is it isn't a japanese but its sound like thou but the way the languae that he used is called bisaya but its a part of the laguage of philippines
When I first hearing this song I thought it's another anime mv but when I realize why some words like bisaya and boom it's really bisaya to be honest it's very confusing at first but if your bisaya then will realize it's a bisaya song having a style of japanese rock hehe
In english.. lets go!.. run all ! Run!.. he/his dog is coming.!.. he say: go go na managan ta kay naa na ilang iro.. iro in bisaya meaning a Dog its a dog.. then he say : go go na managan ta paandara na ang motor mong mio.. meaning lets go!. Switch on your motor cycle." Mio is a brand name of a motor cycle in yamaha ..
Its a word play actually _sa among iro ( summoning eru) by my dog! They sang it like a japanese! As a cebuano i thought i was a japanees song at first but its not!its a cebuano song about a dog! So funny! Daghang salamat!!!!
Thank you so much Shin (y) ;) We're delighted to see how you reacted to our music. Stay safe and God Bless!
Wow Thanks for your comment! I enjoyed your video a lot! Stay safe to you as well mate :)
@@shinsmith3185 yeah it's almost japanese but Visaya language is kinda confusing for me so Im littlerally confused how it got into TikTok and the good part is it's about if your dog gets out well there's a lot of a askal dogs in the Philippines which means finding a dog XD I'm litterally confuse what's happening to TikTok phi rn
Naa na jud boss nag react na japanese sa inyong music, inyo jud nakuha ang attention og ang tumong sa kanta heheh. More music bisaya japanese song to be watch and hear from you lods. More power and GOD BLESS
Ganda nang anime bisaya song ni juan paasa may sipa yung music yeaahh🤘
@@shadowgaming-oy2df why, what happened to tiktok? You are confusing
the dog and the costume is Naruto theme because of one of the character Ninja Kakashi(Naruto's sempai) has a summoning jutsu of calling bunch of dog ninjas like Pakkun the pug 😆😆😆 the language is one of our Philippine dialect called Bisaya, which they use in the lyrics to sound like Japanese 😁
Kept laughing at the part where they described the dog as a uncontrollable biting machine that can pierce through anything.
Just like Rasengan🤣🤣🤣✌️
Summoning Eru is actually "sa among eru (iro) " in our bisaya language. It's something like a fragmented sentence that is almost always at the end of the complete bisaya sentence in itself, like "Paakon ka SA AMONG IRO (you'll be bitten by our dog)" or "gukuron ka SA AMONG IRO (you will be chased down by our dog)" so practically it's "by our dog" if you will plainly translate it to english. Needless to say there's a lot of people who took this song's lyrics a little too serious. Para lingaw raman tawn na ue, which is mostly the pure bisaya can relate. Daghan na dayun mga suheto mura rabag korek.
hahahah
Sa amo ning iro ahaha
iro in tagalog is aso in english dog
Ayaw suko te..
mao tama ka maam
This is what happen when you grew up watching Anime and formed a band 😂. The song is actually a Filipino dialect (Bisaya) and the whole song sounded like a Japanese but it is actually a Bisaya song. Eru means dog in Bisaya that's why there's a dog on the MV.
Its a filipino language not dialect
Sorry Bisaya is language not dialect.
Lalis pa jud ni sila
Bisaya is not a dialect. Review your linguistics subjects. LOL
@@wilsonreysevilla3134 IMga ignoy ning mga kanahan nga muingon nga dialect kunong bisaya hahaha mga ulok kaayo
Mr Shin deserves more subs. Not only of his reaction but on his honest comments on the music.
A Japanese person with a British like accent listening to a Bisaya song with a Japanese like accent.
What a world we live in
If there's a reaction "Haha" in youtube, I will definitely click that
That band juan paasa band is a big fan of a japanese anime thier music vid based on naruto.. They speaking visayan dialect .in which they sang it in a japanese way.. When i first hear it i though it was a japanese as i look to thier lyrics its a visayan dialect here in philippines
Summoning eru.
"Summoning" word is not actually summoning. It is derived from "sa amo ning....", a bisaya (filipino dialect) phrase which means "it is our(s)", and "eru" or "iro" which means dog. To sum it up, Summoning eru means "it is our dog" or "this is our dog".
And the lyrics is actually pure bisaya language. They just make it sound like a japanese 😆😆😆😆
Hahahahaha im so proud of this band.
"Sa among eru"?
bisaya is not a dialect, FYI
eru is the better spelling.
Filipino language not dialect
sge daw bi kung nakasabot mo ani akong comment like daw
The song is about the singer's dog. He doesn't put it on a leash so his neighbors always complains about it. He's singing to warn everyone to beware of his dog because it barks and bites anyone. The dog stares daggers at the dude who is always high on drugs, drunk, or both and has a penchant for viciously attacking the arrogant chads. The only effective way to escape its pursuit is if you ride a Yamaha Mio scooter as your getaway vehicle.
The band I can truly be pround of.
IM LAUGHING THE WHOLE TIME WHILE WATCHING YOUR REACTION VIDEO🤣🤣
it becomes funny when the moment you search the meaning and the translation of the song
"iru" - "iro" seems distant in japanese word "inu" which mean dog😳
"Iro" is "dog" in our language, this song is in cebuano/bisaya not a japanese song, it just sounds like japanese🙂
@@ScorpDesuu didn’t ask
Maybe 😳 because japan conquered us for 3 years so yeah
@@zenithchan1646
Nah. 3 years is not enough to influence a language itself and the word iro was already a word before the Japanese since we have Dog Witches in the Precolonial times. That's what Mindanao and Visayan people calls the "Dogs" back then.
The Language (actually a Dialect in Philippines), is Bisaya.
It is about a pet Dog that escaped his house, and bites or chases their neighbours.
It's a parody, they make their accent sound like an Anime song. It's just the way we crazy Bisayas roll 😂
it's a language, and not a dialect, cuz, if it's a Filipino Dialect, Tagalog and Bisaya can be mutually understood.
It's a language. Cebuano language to be specific.
FYI, Bisaya language is not and never will be a dialect. A dialect is a variant of a language. If Bisaya is a dialect then Tagalogs can still understand Bisaya but no they cannot because Bisaya is another language. Also, Bisaya language is the mother language of the majority of people living in Visayas and Mindanao.
Totally agree. Bisaya is a language. Dialects example are cebuano or bol-anon.
Bisaya is not a LANGUAGE, there are only 2 languages in PH ENGLISH and FILIPINO. Others are dialects like Tagalog, Kapangpangan, Waray and etc. Refer to this wikipedia for all you Bisaya en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_Philippines
It's actually bisaya one of Filipino dialect. The funny part there is that they made it sound like Japanese song.
bisaya is not a dialect, fyi
It sounds like japanese. The first time I heard the song I really thought it was from an anime but my brother showede me the lyrics and its actually a visaya song which sounds like japanese.
Naruto is my life i could never disrespect such life value lessoned anime character ever since my childhood days.... Dattebayo👊
They are not disrespecting it. Did you notice their tshirt it was one piece inspired.
Lmaaaaoooooo get off yo phone 🤡
@@joharymasandag9676it's Naruto inspired not One Piece lol
The first part says in english, though in faux japanese kanji, “NO ANIMALS WERE HARMED IN MAKING THIS VIDEO”
Also… it is the BISAYA language in Cebu but it is made to sound like anime rock, so they changed the pronunciation to match sounds in Japanese even though it’s not the right way to pronounce it in bisaya.
Its a bisaya language, but the accent is japanese...
The story is about his lost dog...
Summoning Eru was just the title but it was pronounced as, Sa among iru/iro. Iru/iro in visayan language means dog.
I think its right. I hope so
the precise translation will be "of our dog" 😁
The title means they own the missing dog. "Sa amo ning irô," in bisaya.
This is phillipines bisaya language the song is like this.
Gukura managan ta kay naa na ilang eru mamaghot mamaak bisan unsa kaman ka gahi kay paakon niyang labi na ang hambugeru.
Thats chorus
English: lets run because the dog is going to chase us he will bark he will bite even your the strongest.
Thats the chorus the song is about a dog that get out in his cage.
That's a Bisaya language but sounds like Japanese, it's a parody song telling about the reality of our society where dog owners letting their dogs roam and bite random people because dog's territorial instinct and that's so common in Visayas that sometimes roaming dog chase you and you must run for your life. Out of creativity and being anime fan, the band composed that parody funny song with anime style and tone. It turns out to be sounds like Japanese due to the anime style and tone but the language is Bisaya. We Bisaya are known to turn issues into parody and jokes.
Well explained 👌👍
Actually that is not japanese language its bisaya its a kind of dialect in some parts of visayan region in Philippines.
the language is bisaya but they sing like a japanese song
There's another song of Juan Paasa which is sounds korean as well 😅 the title is "80 Juan paasa"
"Gukura managan ta". It is a Visayan Language means "Let us chase, let us run".
Same to bisaya too😃
Dude, "Eru" literally means "Dog" and that song is a parody. The dialect being used is called "Visayan dialect" but they're singing the lyrics in a Japanese tone. ✌️✌️✌️
Language*
Dialect
@@markcarlofrancisco7053 For us Bisaya we called it langauge. Since we don't deserve to speak Tagalog. Sorry
It's a language. Bisaya/Cebuano and Tagalog and other Philippine languages are not Mutually Intelligible. For one to be called a dialect, it must be mutually intelligible regardless of some difference. For example, Urban Cebuano(Metro Cebu), Bohol Cebuano, Mindanao Cebuano, Leyte Cebuano.
It's English. " No animals are harmed in making this video." It's just the font.
Actually that band is a Filipino Visayan van the dialect they used is Visaya language and they sang it in the accent of japanese and the title of that song is SAMMANING IRO means who is this dog and also the story of that song is about the dog who've loss and the owner was looking for his dog..
bisaya is not a dialect it's a language
Bisaya is not a dialect, fyi
I knew you would be surprise hahaha
It's a cebuano rock music or bisrock but the song is inspired by Jrock music. That's why it's sounds like Japanese but the lyrics is purely Cebuano not Japanese.
Language: visaya
One of the language in the Philippines
Its BISAYA and they sing it in anime ost accent.
Enjoyable reaction although the visayan dialect is trying to make it japanese Nippon accent so it's impressive. Although they are many misinterpretation( in a fun way) because of the lyrics but anyways what's important is you have fun and many in the comments informed you about the song and it's language(visayan dialect) so it is informative at the same time.
Anyways please react to Voltes V Legacy on GMA-7 on the Philippines especially the teasers and the star- studded. Kudos and Godspeed. 🇯🇵🇵🇭
Language*
Iro/Eru (Bisaya for dog) = Inu (Japanese for dog), Bisaya language is a language in the Philippines that is the mother language of the majority of people living in Visayas and Mindanao areas in the country.
the language use is called BISAYA or VISAYAN used by the people of Visayas and Mindanao, Philippines. and the song translates basically to "be careful with our dog, it's not leashed and it will bite regardless of who you are and how tough you are so RUN😆"
Bisaya gyud! Hahaha, love kaayo namo, juan pa gyud!
Its really AWESOME.. Very funny.. hahaha
Sorry for responding 2 years later but they didnt say "mamore" they said "mao ni" which means this is. And they are actually singing in cebuano, one of the language in the philippines but they used japanese tone thats why it sounded japanese.
I grew up watching japanese anime I liked japanese anime very much, so when I was first saw this mv I thought it was a real japanese song or lyrics although I don't knew much of Japanese words but I noticed it was not actually japanese but a bisaya dialect used to be sound japanese anime theme song
This is bisaya language from PH but the way they sing it ! Its almost japanese acent
That's best a parody song hehehe about the dog that escaped
Very nice reactions and comments mr.shin
If I translate the chorus correctly:
" Go go go, let's go run, cause their dog will literally bite you"
"It will bark ,It will bite, no matter how strong you are"
"Cause it will bite especially an arrogant person"
"To our dog"
And this language is not japanese
hambugeru.... arrogant man. HAHAHAHA!
🤣🤣🤣nalingaw ko sa iya reaction.. hastang libuga nya oi
That's band it's so friendly...I'd like his band the way he sing.."take a roll" song is so good .by Juan paasa .
Actually that is Bisaya with Japanese accent kind of song 🤣
It's a 1 of Philippines dialect in Visayas but they make it sounds like nihongo. The eru really means Dog in Some parts of Visayas islands of the Philippines
Language not dialect. Tagalog bakla
@@grerovambrozoyuz9426 mag review ka muna
@@blacksapphire5864 Ikaw ang mag review kaya palpak ang Pilipinas dahil sa mga Tangalog. Hahaha. Read wikipedia men.
It's not a Dialect. It's Cebuano language.
@@joshuadavidbendoy6870language is more general Filipino language, we have many different dialects here in the Philippines. Dialect is more specific language used in a region or group
Summoning eru...
Sa amo ning iro😂
I'm bisaya and i know it well 😁
0:57 "No animals were harmed in making this video"
Try to listen thier other song.. TAKE A ROLL and JERJEREMON that band all thier song they sang it in a japanese way coz they love anime so much😁😁😁😁
Don't forget 80
It's a dialect in the south.,
The line that sounds like bandana moto(something) which you said translates to looking for a bandana is actually "paandara nang motor mong mio" which means "start the engine of your mio(yamaha mio scooter)
This song is actually really funny
It's not a dialect. Cebuano is a different language.
Its actually a philippine language called bisaya they just make it sounds like japanese. A song about a get away dog
that is a bisaya language that song about a dog (eru)
It's BISAYA however this band is base from CEBU one of the VISAYAN Province in the Philippines so basically their Language is CEBUANO BISAYA
They have a collaboration song with sachi gomez 😁
the songs lyrics was all cebuano language which just sung and accent to be like Japanese. this is a naruto ost music adaptation.
Maybe theres a translation for that song, so that you could understand the lyrics😂
2:45
"Yeah I don't understand at all what they're singing about."
Me a Cebuano:
"Same"
hahaaha enjoyed the similarities of the Japanese and bisaya hahaha
It's Visayan Language with a Japanese accent. Very cool music.
Its from the Philippines mate and its so funny can understand it from filipino language
nag libog tawon ang hapon ahahahh
Magkatawa jd ang bisaya ani, ky wa kasabot ang ga vlog🤣🤣
Yes finally I understand Japanese XD
-CHASE AFTERHIM! -LETS RUN!! THERES THE DOG COMING
If you are first time heard this song you think its a japanese song but if u are bisaya u know what it is and you laugh the song because the sound like japanes but the lyrics is bisaya
Bisaya language in philippines
Have you Heard also Song ''Çhinita By Assembly Languag'' Also an Anime Song parody.
Its actually one of philippines dialects which is cebuano. The song is about a guy searching for his dog because the dog escape from its cage and he worried that the dog will bite someone. So the funny thing in this song is the guy was using a drawing picture of a dog and show it to the people and ask them if they ever saw his dog just like in the drawing picture. And the drawing was so bad. Its like a 5 years old kid draw it with no effort at all. Naruto costume was only a props.
Its visayan song with Japanese accent that's a native language here I'm the Philippines
eru means dog. then the chorus "sa amung eru" means "our dog"
It's Mean Ino dog Eru Also a dog in Visaya language here in Cebu Phillipines the Original Singer
yeah you better also watch "juan paasa - silouie(silhoutte)".... hahaha
Please also react to TAKE A ROLL by Juan Paasa.
its a bisaya (cebuano) dialect .. the story is about a dog which is the "eru" escape in the cage and chase and bite people if they are boastful..
It's not a dialect. It's Cebuano language.
If they played this in Japan, people will probably be confused because it kinda sounds like japanese but at the same time, it isn't.😁😁😁
Bisaya na Bai hehehe ,,
It is bisaya🇵🇭 dialect, with japanese accent✌️😁
It's not a dialect. It's Cebuano language.
Hahaha. That' a Cebuano dialect. Sounding like Japanese words. The story goes that he is looking for his missing dog.
i LAUGHED OUT LOUD WITH THIS JAPANESE BECOME CONFUSED WITH OUR LANGUAGE. HAHAHA, IT'S LIKE THIS PERSON IS PRANKED. LIKE EVERY JAPANESE WHO WILL LISTEN TO THIS MUSIC WILL BE PRANKED.
The point of the song is a joke about dogs chasing you on the streets. While making the song sound Japanese in a Bisayan-Filipino languagexD
Wakaranai desu ka. Ofcourse cause it's bisaya. One of the dialect in the Philippines. But the tone is nihon. Kakooi desu. Hahaha. This is a song about the dog "inu" who get away. Hahhahahah
Hahahahahahahahaha!!! Go go now!
They are speaking in there native language I think it's Visayan from Visayas Region in PH but it sounds like Japanese
You should watch their other video a parody of Kana Boons Silhouette its also funny and nice
Its a bisaya song that a pet owner's dog has been lost and hes trying to find it
Hahahahahahhaha sumakit din ba panga nyo sa kakatawa? Hahahahah
The truth is it isn't a japanese but its sound like thou but the way the languae that he used is called bisaya but its a part of the laguage of philippines
The concept is like japanese but the lyrics is visayan language one of the language in Philippines
When I first hearing this song I thought it's another anime mv but when I realize why some words like bisaya and boom it's really bisaya to be honest it's very confusing at first but if your bisaya then will realize it's a bisaya song having a style of japanese rock hehe
Its a song about a dog getting lose and is a danger of bitting people the language is PH but the accent is japanesse
In english.. lets go!.. run all ! Run!.. he/his dog is coming.!.. he say: go go na managan ta kay naa na ilang iro.. iro in bisaya meaning a Dog its a dog.. then he say : go go na managan ta paandara na ang motor mong mio.. meaning lets go!. Switch on your motor cycle." Mio is a brand name of a motor cycle in yamaha ..
Its a word play actually _sa among iro ( summoning eru) by my dog! They sang it like a japanese! As a cebuano i thought i was a japanees song at first but its not!its a cebuano song about a dog! So funny! Daghang salamat!!!!
Juan Paasa nice one vloger thinking strange song "Visayan Language" with japanese tuning.
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