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The party energy this resonates hits in such the right way. Thank you Prospect for making hidden Eastern gems like this available to us Westerners who more-than-likely would have never came across any of it otherwise. ❤
I am just finding Tokyo Kid Brothers and I'm absolutely in love with them! It's really hard to find information (in English) about them. Can anyone tell me an English translation for this song? And if anyone knows any other info about the band/band members I would greatly appreciate it! Really I want to know any and everything about this amazing band.
I discovered this because IMDB said it was composed by J.A. Seazer, the man behind the duels songs of the anime, videogame and movie "Revolutionary Girl Utena". Yeah, it's totally that style.
Ну да, но вообще это из фильма Бросай книги, встречаемся на улицах Ториямы, там весь саундтрек такой. Токио кид брозерс и непосредственно J A seazer много музла к его фильмам написали вообще.
I recognized the languages, making it seem like it was actually music using a future conlang based on earlier languages. Like with the Belter patois from The Expanse or Nadsat from A Clockwork Orange.
just put "pp" in the url after the word youtube for any video. Example with this video: www.youtubepp.com/watch?v=hlNO3vSkpRk And choose option if you want a mp4/mp3
I know this comment is a year old, but, i dont have the exact lyrics, but basically theyre listing things like skyscrapers, technology advancements, entertainment, gods etc. then asking " WHO IS IT FOR??" at the end of the sentences, in the scene before this song the characters are talking about das kapital and marxism, basically its asking who gods, technology, etc. is for when the people are in poverty
@@kanjonojigoku8644 you're thinking of the song "dadada" from the scene where a group of young people are rallying in the streets (hehe) dancing, singing and writing on the floor. this song is called freedom and it's about that I think. at first the chorus is chanting "don't grant freedom to the enemys of freedom" wich is what is written of the football field, then "let's make the words! It's a charity", "freedom! freedom!" and so on. or at least that what the subtitles I found for the film said. sadly they don't translate the whole lyrics
@@homoeconomiko no that song is the one before, and its mostly about the americanization of Japan (a theme in the movie) they compare peace from the usa to a brand of cigarettes called peace, like the peace with the us is shallow, cheap, cancerous and capitalistic, at the end of the movie the character says that japan will become like a "lizard stuck in a coca cola bottle, too fat to get out". This song is more about the shalowness of capitalism and how hollow the economic bubble felt to young adults of that time
Prospect movie made me find this.
Lmao same
Bronze medal for me. This song was the last one to find from Prospect movie. Job done, phew.
do you know whats the song that they use in the last part?
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When i heard it i went straight to credits to look for this song
I love throwing sticky yellow rectangles at walls to this song
You mean sewage filters for a spacesuit? It's a visual and literal take on the old metaphor of throwing shit at the wall and seeing what sticks.
@@robertcorbell1006 I love this film
Everyone is talking about Christopher Nolan, but I discovered this through throw away your books
The party energy this resonates hits in such the right way. Thank you Prospect for making hidden Eastern gems like this available to us Westerners who more-than-likely would have never came across any of it otherwise. ❤
I am just finding Tokyo Kid Brothers and I'm absolutely in love with them! It's really hard to find information (in English) about them. Can anyone tell me an English translation for this song? And if anyone knows any other info about the band/band members I would greatly appreciate it! Really I want to know any and everything about this amazing band.
みんなプロスペクト観て来てるのね。わたしもそうです。
I discovered this because IMDB said it was composed by J.A. Seazer, the man behind the duels songs of the anime, videogame and movie "Revolutionary Girl Utena". Yeah, it's totally that style.
Pica pica ¡ay! ¡ay!
Vengo de la película "prospect"
プロスペクトの世界観に魅せられた
すごいカッコイイ
Pika pika hare hare!
Prospect
この曲なんか俺の脳の涙腺のツボをぐりぐり押してくるんです。
Absolute destiny apocalipse
They are actually saying Freedom Freedom not Pica Pica lol I am not kidding. lol
this song is about Pikachu unintentionally becomes high while being lost in garden
из фильма Перспектива (Prospect)
Ну да, но вообще это из фильма Бросай книги, встречаемся на улицах Ториямы, там весь саундтрек такой. Токио кид брозерс и непосредственно J A seazer много музла к его фильмам написали вообще.
who's here from prospect
They remind me of Los Saicos
Who's here from Prospect?
intro sound holy
FREDOM!
Cee was high
Oh wow, so it's not some made up alien music
I thought it was. Seemed so out there, I was like 'wow, they actually made fictional futuristic music for this movie'
Nope, just japanese
I recognized the languages, making it seem like it was actually music using a future conlang based on earlier languages. Like with the Belter patois from The Expanse or Nadsat from A Clockwork Orange.
@@assassinaria I thought exactly the same. Impressive the film's accomplishment
天竺鼠 ーーー🤣!!
Japan invente punk
Where can we download this song ?
just put "pp" in the url after the word youtube for any video.
Example with this video:
www.youtubepp.com/watch?v=hlNO3vSkpRk
And choose option if you want a mp4/mp3
Or you could find this album in the internet... It's from a soundtrack to a Japanese movie
czcams.com/video/XNutUqRYSio/video.html
高2だけどこの歌好き！
who has the Japanese lyrics？
What the hell are they singing about? I think listening to "Hare" and "Krishna" ... or am i wrong?
I know this comment is a year old, but, i dont have the exact lyrics, but basically theyre listing things like skyscrapers, technology advancements, entertainment, gods etc. then asking " WHO IS IT FOR??" at the end of the sentences, in the scene before this song the characters are talking about das kapital and marxism, basically its asking who gods, technology, etc. is for when the people are in poverty
@@kanjonojigoku8644 you're thinking of the song "dadada" from the scene where a group of young people are rallying in the streets (hehe) dancing, singing and writing on the floor. this song is called freedom and it's about that I think. at first the chorus is chanting "don't grant freedom to the enemys of freedom" wich is what is written of the football field, then "let's make the words! It's a charity", "freedom! freedom!" and so on. or at least that what the subtitles I found for the film said. sadly they don't translate the whole lyrics
@@homoeconomiko no that song is the one before, and its mostly about the americanization of Japan (a theme in the movie) they compare peace from the usa to a brand of cigarettes called peace, like the peace with the us is shallow, cheap, cancerous and capitalistic, at the end of the movie the character says that japan will become like a "lizard stuck in a coca cola bottle, too fat to get out". This song is more about the shalowness of capitalism and how hollow the economic bubble felt to young adults of that time
Prospect