Match Samurai removed the video: Lmao the vid is gone 774 (likes) As it should be 7-6 People who thought the original video pre-taken down was toxic: _meeuw_ I've found Matcha Samurai funny for some time but the vid you stitched rubbed me the wrong way & I agree 100% 7-6 Reply “”””26.4K “””” LIKES People claiming it wasn’t a bad video had not seen the original and were disproven by those who had: thewolfintheflowers 3w He's not saying her using the language is childish. It's probably the call and response and the beat. Reply Hide 87 deedzx3 3w. • by author @thewolfintheflowers no, I follow him and watched the whole video. He's making fun of the lyrics she used and translates the words Reply Hide 88d Most importantly, I love all 3 songs and think they’re great and dance music or catchy “anime opening” songs are meant to be memorable, repetitive and childish in nature. If you think this was out of context or hating then that’s on you. 😂
Warning: Friendly no hate comment ❤ The short version = You're comparing Grammer from someone who doesn't speak Japanese at all to bands who are using English ironically on purpose, but can not PRONOUNCE the words correctly because they maybe don't speak English either. Unless I'm wrong, you are unintentionally making fun of the Japanese accent... 😅 They ARE using correct grammer and words. She is not. So that being said, using Anime music seems like a strange comparison because they aren't really comparable, through language, culture or genre. At the end of the day I think people don't understand he is making fun of specific songs and artists, not making fun of someone using words from a different language. 😂. I think people just literally misunderstand. Why would she say "I am" in Japanese and then "Star" in English. That particular song IS silly. The anime songs as an english speaker make sense. You know how many Americans I've seen irl say "yeah america baby. Come on, baby. America" the lyrics are stupid BUT they are intentionally ironic. At the end of the day i just think people misunderstood both sides and are arguing about two different things. I don't know because I don't follow creators, trends and drama but seems like a giant misunderstanding to be honest. Oops. 😅😅😅 Have a great day or evening!
@@Locke-j6j She worked with Japanese rapper, Yuki Chiba, on this song they probably just decided it sounded best the way they did it with the song being a mix of english and japanese languages. I’m just mentioning the multi-cultural aspect because I feel it adds imporant context to how the song was written and executed.
@@Locke-j6jDecades-long anime, Kdrama & music fan here 👋: sometimes the English words thrown into Japanese songs don't make sense at all, but they're going for a vibe and it's whatever. The grammar is off and the phrases aren't what anyone who speaks English would actually say, but it sounds fun. I think a big difference here (and major points to her) is that Meg worked with a well -known, native Japanese rapper. Music doesn't have to be grammatically correct and often isn't. Not sure why the scrutiny here
@@nexus8824it’s almost as if Megan likes anime and has made references to both Japan, its culture and anime in multiple songs including this album. But I could be imagining? 🤔
I beg to differ. There's an objective way to measure this, and no part of this song that was good wasn't derived af. The beat is common, and because little to no effort went into the lyrics, not much was done with that beat to make up for it. To be very clear, the whole song could have been in English, and it wouldn't be more that the temporary replaceable tik tok trend it is now.
As a teacher, Mamushi is an excellent example of teaching someone language through rhythm and reputation. They go from speaking the entire phrase in Japanese to adding the English translation and repeating the phrase until the listener understands and makes the connection themselves. Okane kasegu, watashi wa STAR STAR STAR STAR KIRA KIRA What does the listener suddenly realize? They know a full sentence in Japanese! "Watashi wa Kira!" It's brilliant!!
Ehmm, if that's what you learned, then maybe the song isn't as great at teaching as you think. 'Kira kira' is an onomatopoeia for sparkling, like a star. It doesn't mean star in Japanese. I guess the lesson is to fact check and not assume songs with hybrid lyrics are a direct translation (?).
@@angelinavargas8511 I don't think they're offended, they're just pointing out that it doesn't do the thing you were saying it does (repeating then adding the translation - kira doesn't mean star) and that results in putting together an incorrect sentence. That doesn't mean there's nothing to learn from the song 🙂 But I also don't think he's wrong for pointing out that that specific "lesson" is incorrect.
@aislynncarpenter701 I see. It still is a great lesson. I don't think one word being incorrect makes it suddenly invalid as a lesson. That's why I thought he was offended. It still holds a ton of weight as a great language learning technique.
@@angelinavargas8511 Nobody's saying that learning though song and reception is bad, just that this song isn't doing it in the way the comment outlined. The technique itself is great! There's a channel on here that teaches Japanese phrases through repetitive songs and her content is awesome! I think she even did a short video on this song too. I can't remember the name but I'll have to look it up.
Tbf, "kira kira" is the onomatopoeia for something that sparkles. Usually things like lights, jewelry, or stars (like shiny things). It makes sense because the lyrics before "Kira Kira"; they reference themselves both being stars (Megan and Yuki). That's probably why he references twinkle twinkle. Actually thought something similar after hearing the whole song for the first time, not just the chrous. Love Megan thee stallion and the song ❤ I assume the creator maybe only heard the part of the songs that's clipped the most 🤷 like for the 'dance' people have been doing that Megan does in the video. I haven't seen his full video, but I do follow that creator and his videos are usually like that; he laughs at a lot of stuff, even things he does in his own community/culture. So I take his content with a grain of salt. I like the new song and it's catchy as hell imo. I wish I had seen his full video, to see the whole thing, and get more context 🫠
Very true. You gotta give her credit for giving us something different. "I get money, I'm a star," is common rap stuff. Not really a weird thing to say. It's catchy, and gives a Japanese rapper more exposure, so we love that. I usually like matcha samurai though. His vibe is usually chill and not judgemental. I guess he took a rare L. He's usually anti-gatekeeping, so this is weird. I'd urge people not to use this as a good example of him.
1. Have u seen the full original short cause this guy obviously cut it halfway? 2. In this edited clip, he was talking about the 'kira kira kira' part (not the 'i get money, i am star' part), which means 'sparkling' or 'shining', that sounded like 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star' That's just basic observation and comparison, also it's just a joke, like he didn't say 'why American artists do this, even Japanese didn't do it'. If you actually watched him, u would know he made fun of Japan all the time, so why can't he made fun of American then?
@meTsuBojiNraint yeah, people get offended so easily😅 it's supposed to be a joke about the new trendy viral tiktok songs. And why would suddenly he talk about other songs, it would be out of context
It’s really sad that they have more than one member from an English speaking country and they don’t stop them to say “hey, maybe this might make us idiots to the international fans”
@@asahiyawh there’s no way n English speaking member didn’t hear the lyrics at some point in the creative process and have serious questions. And even if none of them were part of maw, they should probably still run English by someone that actually speaks it.
They even got it right in the first half. Just close your lips. Could have ended it right there and continued in korean, but I guess they had to meet their English quota. My head cannon is tongue was supposed to be mouth. However, Google Translate failed Super Junior at the last second.
These k-pop bands are like international superstars, how can they not afford to have a native speaker to review before releasing a song. It’s one thing to release a song with super simple lyrics, another thing to get grammar completely wrong to where it doesn’t make sense.
Bro it’s not so serious…also, people from different countries make fun of where they live all the time…so that’s not really anything…special here, lmao.
@@JNun-pr8rh Calling someone a teacher is idolizing 🤔 hmmmm…. That’s his RUclips name I’m sure my parents have better things to do than worry about a RUclips character ….
I have seen a few videos use Fahrradsattel for something really sad, and, fahrradsattel means bicycle saddle, and it's a kink song. The chorus says "Aber ich will dein Fahrradsattel sein" which translates to "I want to be your bicycle saddle" Easily one of the most hilarious mix ups I've ever seen
Ive heard a song with the entire thing being absolute gibberish english but it was lowkey kinda fire. Some examples are "Yesterday's old cold pizza", "I can smell a troll" and "ventilator" being sung all of a sudden.
There is a song by the kpop band Big Bang that actually says Boom Shakalaka.(song is called fantastic baby and I still love how it sounds plus the costumes in the music video are amazing)
Dungeon Meshi's OST is literally twinkle twinkle little star and I'd sing that part with enthusiasm because the song and the band slap - Twinking Ash by Regalily
I love how camp english in japanese pop music is. I also think meg the stallion's new song is bautifully camp! I wish people could just have a laugh and move on, or actually enjoy things that arent just "normal"
Actually the youtuber the guy in the video is making fun of is pretty chill. He explains Japanese culture very well and debunks the stupidity that foreigners say about Japan. He's not making fun of Megan Thee Stallion or Mamushi... He just finds it funny. Lmao.
Nah I like when they speak English an anime. Hearing “Bye bye” from some random anime character is always so funny or there was “you are number 1” I think in evangelion. Always gets me
Also, another big difference that distinguishes what Megan did from other artists is that she actually included a well-known Japanese rapper within her song so and feature him. Like let's go!
@@maryp8991 he wasn’t talking about the Japanese rapper to America as he was insulting the Japanese used on the song by the American The name of this video is about Megan the stallion the American rapper That was obvious…. Unless your just a troll And he was complaining about foreigners to Japan using Japanese even though have the song is written by a Japanese rapper
Beastars opening is literally the perfect example "it is a wonderful my life, please could you kiss my name when the musics over, turn off light, it was such a sweet taste, can you pray for me my friend, its starting over time" and it still continues after that with even worse english but that song still skcuf hard
Don’t you mean “unraveling the world”? (I don’t feel like capitalizing) I’m pretty sure “let me go” isn’t in the song like at all /genuine (I could be wrong) (I’ve only listened to the song a couple of times 😅)
@@spicedmemes1472 I’m aware of what song it is /genuine I just never heard that particular phrase in the song I’d have to look into it and give it another listen
I’m aware of what song you’re talking about, but I’m pretty sure the only english words in the song are “freeze”, “paralyze”, and “unraveling the world” nowhere in the song does it say “let me free” /genuine (I’m sorry if I sound mean or condescending I’m not trying to come off that way)
It’s really special when you get an artist who is multilingual because they are using both languages correctly and feels effortless compared to the childish feeling of someone who doesn’t really grasp the language as well
I don't understand why East Asian people are so hateful when so many people show respect and love for their culture it's like they always wanna prove a point but at the end of the day can we not fight and try to prove “who’s is better” because that’s the real childish act
It's nice to see the foreign language tattoo that actually reads "bread" and the t-shirt with the English curse word have been joined by a new entry. It's honestly my favorite human lore, real Tower of Babel stuff.
“ I don’t know what to say I can feel it” “now you know my name I’m anti fragile” - le sserafim don’t get me wrong I love k-pop but come on and let’s not forget that he told Megan the words to say 😭
Meanwhile baby America: *Hoofbeats and gunfire* "THE BRITISH! THE BRITISH ARE COMING!!!" "TIMMY THE SEVENTH GO FIGHT THE REDCOATS!" "BUT JOHN HE'S TWO YEARS OLD-" "Sink the tea." "What?" "I said sink the tea." (fancy trumpet music or something)
soooo, who was offended? he just pointed out the hypocrisy that is the Japanese jerk in the video. You’re mad at Meg but not K-Pop or other artists whose songs are worse.but, I digress…
The japanese by and large do not speak english but they like to use english words and have random english parts in their songs. I think it's atrocious but they don't seem to mind
@@jemiinou Yes, but this does not mean very much. Here in the netherlands we learn french in school. We pass the tests and forget about it. We do not speak french
I still hate the song being ragged on by the other guy, like damn. Not even because of the song itself, but the fact that i had the unfortunate sight today of watching a mother videoing a group of eight girls shaking ass and singing the song in the middle of the boba place i like to frequent... it hurt my soul for multiple reasons, especially because the girls couldnt be older than nine... also hearing them argue about what "watashi" meant while the old asian shop keeper just had this look on his face that i cant really describe... it was insane
I feel like ur argument need to look at the merit of that anime song, there's real effort put into the instrumentation and vocals of the piece, while Megan repeats the same few lines with barley any effort 👏👍
@@Peaches_Juice changes the level of musical ability used, merit to the argument, some music like jazz , don't even use words so they just scatt and make sounds, words are not need for music, only music lol
@@sixatoms1182 yes, I get you, but the video was about similar levels of literacy when rapping or singing in another language, everyone starts somewhere and the video was to spot the hypocrisy of making fun of that. We shouldn't make fun of others when our culture does the same cleaving of another language.
I like the song but let’s not talk about cringe foreign languages when Japan is the king of crappy english. This Japanese guy was mocking American weebs using Japanese because it’s cringe.
@@Hapi117 who says it didn’t go both ways? The song itself is so cringey to listen to 😭😭😭 regardless of the low level vocab. Also bro you got an underbite you need to fix, I have a good dentist for that 🫶🫶
I actually similar pointed this out to my roommate. The fact that the song has a pretty simple chorus but the voices are good, the beat is good, the song is catchy and the singers are major celebrities with large fanbases. Its successful for many reasons and if anything proves that lyrics/language are never a limitation or barrier in music.
So by your logic, if i call you cringe, it is by written in stone you are forever will be cringe? And that is a fact and not just my opinion?@@jojo2767
The difference to me in other places and here in America is that we don't get pushed to learn other languages but in a lot of other non primary english speaking countries you'll meet people that speak multiple languages, including english usually.
@@Steph-lc7hyWell look at any Japanese/Korean song that uses random English words. He literally shows examples in the video, what more explanation is there??
To explain myself more concisely, people only notice it because they only speak English. This happens with almost every language that is secondary. For example, most artists in the world are not bilingual. Therefore, their songs sound ridiculous to a person who speaks that language not just fluently but, like a local, with an understanding of colloquialisms and idioms. Or when a song is translated literally into a second language and therefore loses the context of colloquialisms, see Daddy Yankee - Gasonlina. It's literal translations into English make no sense if you do not understand the local slang.
@@Lordy093 So what does that has to do with the vid , idk you just explaining what this guy doing isnt he just basically the same boat as you that he said it goes for both ways since for every respective native speaker it would sounds cringe
I don't get why he deleted the video, people can't comment on stuff nowadays 😅? He didn't even insult the song he just said it sounded like a kid's song. My friends and family say all the time that japanese songs from anime sound like baby's yapping or are for kids 😂 that's their opinion, it's valid. I like both anime songs and mamushi
Ik, he literally says something and then laughs as hard as possible... every single time. And the comments are all like "omg golden retriever energy 🫶" can't fucking stand it
Reminds me of when I'd watch those Filipino soap operas with my grandma. Half the words I could understand because they speak Tagalish or something like that; Tagalog and English together.
The dude in the first video is ridiculously condescending about everything he talks about,always starting with that hyena cackling and If he don't subtitle it,I will not understand any of the things he talks between all those chuckles.
@@jojo2767 true,it's the dude's USP.but it gets grating at some point.for me,it was his third video.for some,that saturation hasn't been reached.he said his opinion on Mamushi,the op have his opinion on the dude's opinion,I have my opinion on the dude and you have your opinion on my opinion.thats what the internet is for,so ✌️
English in jp songs really started kicking off in the 90s and moreso now thanks to the internet. One Ok Rock is amazing with english, but their earlier songs needed a little work. Now they make songs in english.
Match Samurai removed the video:
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I've found Matcha Samurai funny for some time but the vid you stitched rubbed me the wrong way & I agree 100%
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He's not saying her using the language is childish. It's probably the call and response and the beat.
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deedzx3 3w. • by author @thewolfintheflowers no, I follow him and watched the whole video. He's making fun of the lyrics she used and translates the words
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Most importantly, I love all 3 songs and think they’re great and dance music or catchy “anime opening” songs are meant to be memorable, repetitive and childish in nature. If you think this was out of context or hating then that’s on you. 😂
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The short version = You're comparing Grammer from someone who doesn't speak Japanese at all to bands who are using English ironically on purpose, but can not PRONOUNCE the words correctly because they maybe don't speak English either. Unless I'm wrong, you are unintentionally making fun of the Japanese accent... 😅 They ARE using correct grammer and words. She is not.
So that being said, using Anime music seems like a strange comparison because they aren't really comparable, through language, culture or genre.
At the end of the day I think people don't understand he is making fun of specific songs and artists, not making fun of someone using words from a different language. 😂.
I think people just literally misunderstand. Why would she say "I am" in Japanese and then "Star" in English. That particular song IS silly. The anime songs as an english speaker make sense. You know how many Americans I've seen irl say "yeah america baby. Come on, baby. America" the lyrics are stupid BUT they are intentionally ironic.
At the end of the day i just think people misunderstood both sides and are arguing about two different things. I don't know because I don't follow creators, trends and drama but seems like a giant misunderstanding to be honest. Oops. 😅😅😅
Have a great day or evening!
@@Locke-j6j She worked with Japanese rapper, Yuki Chiba, on this song they probably just decided it sounded best the way they did it with the song being a mix of english and japanese languages. I’m just mentioning the multi-cultural aspect because I feel it adds imporant context to how the song was written and executed.
While I think there's valid parts to both sides of this, it does feel off-putting to see you pinning a list of comments up like a murder board 😅
@@Locke-j6jDecades-long anime, Kdrama & music fan here 👋: sometimes the English words thrown into Japanese songs don't make sense at all, but they're going for a vibe and it's whatever. The grammar is off and the phrases aren't what anyone who speaks English would actually say, but it sounds fun.
I think a big difference here (and major points to her) is that Meg worked with a well -known, native Japanese rapper. Music doesn't have to be grammatically correct and often isn't. Not sure why the scrutiny here
@@Locke-j6j yeah but do you really think bro is gonna read this, or just post vids getting upset about thing?
Twinkle twinkle would hit so hard in a song by the right person. Did we not forget how many nursery rhymes are sampled?
Korn did it their way. They made nursery rhymes go hard.
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Fun fact
Cupcakke has a song called "Queef" and it samples twinkle twinkle in the first verse
Totally! That guy is just wrong
Mamushi has correct grammar at least😂
😂😂😂
what i don't like is that it panders to weaboos lmao.
@@nexus8824 better pandering to weabs than a demographic that is 13% yet commits 50% of the crime, my bundle of sticks
@@nexus8824 how???
@@nexus8824it’s almost as if Megan likes anime and has made references to both Japan, its culture and anime in multiple songs including this album. But I could be imagining? 🤔
How can you not mention „you are my special“ 😂
We talkin jjk right? I lowkey dont understand that song but its lowkey catchy too tho💀
@@jaylenprice8701 yes! 😂
You even pitied them. "You are my specialz"
I guess it was not so cringe or idk
OMG YEESS HAHAHAHAHHAHA
Yeah the lyrics are simple but damn the beat is 🔥 and the song is catchy as hell
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People have different tastes@@CriminalNetwave
I beg to differ. There's an objective way to measure this, and no part of this song that was good wasn't derived af. The beat is common, and because little to no effort went into the lyrics, not much was done with that beat to make up for it.
To be very clear, the whole song could have been in English, and it wouldn't be more that the temporary replaceable tik tok trend it is now.
Right as a black clover fan the song is great the lyrics idk but I'll listen to it all day
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As a teacher, Mamushi is an excellent example of teaching someone language through rhythm and reputation. They go from speaking the entire phrase in Japanese to adding the English translation and repeating the phrase until the listener understands and makes the connection themselves.
Okane kasegu, watashi wa STAR
STAR
STAR
STAR
KIRA
KIRA
What does the listener suddenly realize? They know a full sentence in Japanese!
"Watashi wa Kira!" It's brilliant!!
Ehmm, if that's what you learned, then maybe the song isn't as great at teaching as you think.
'Kira kira' is an onomatopoeia for sparkling, like a star. It doesn't mean star in Japanese.
I guess the lesson is to fact check and not assume songs with hybrid lyrics are a direct translation (?).
@@nigh_there Thank you for the correction. I still think it's a good teaching lesson. Sorry it offended you.
@@angelinavargas8511 I don't think they're offended, they're just pointing out that it doesn't do the thing you were saying it does (repeating then adding the translation - kira doesn't mean star) and that results in putting together an incorrect sentence.
That doesn't mean there's nothing to learn from the song 🙂 But I also don't think he's wrong for pointing out that that specific "lesson" is incorrect.
@aislynncarpenter701 I see. It still is a great lesson. I don't think one word being incorrect makes it suddenly invalid as a lesson. That's why I thought he was offended. It still holds a ton of weight as a great language learning technique.
@@angelinavargas8511 Nobody's saying that learning though song and reception is bad, just that this song isn't doing it in the way the comment outlined. The technique itself is great! There's a channel on here that teaches Japanese phrases through repetitive songs and her content is awesome! I think she even did a short video on this song too. I can't remember the name but I'll have to look it up.
Kpop stans know this song from these 5 words "You gon finna catch me"
Is it as if it's your last? lmao the lyrics are so funny
I don't know the song but just seeing these words had me on the floor!
Love jungkook but "can I someday finna find my time" never fails to end me
"close your lips. shut your tongue"
"my boob and booty is hot"
As an Enstarrie "come on baby America" haunts me
Nah fr it was such a jumpscare 😭
I closed my eyes fr it's terrifying
it's so iconic tho 😭
The choreography is really fun to do though
COME ON BABY AMERICA 🗣️‼️🇺🇸
I love that japanese guy lol I can't get enough of his laugh
Im not trying to be rude but his laugh is kinda awkward... Ok, it's cringe
I’m trying to find his yt channel because I forgot his name
@@ttteeasearch mactha samurai
I love his videos but the laugh annoys me lol
I find it annoying😅
the black clover op still goes hard tho 😭
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Real
Simply Because they aren't singing twinkle twinkle little star at least😂
The way meg says it has so much swag and just sounds good.
NOT BLACK CATCHER HAHAHAHA I still love it tho 😂
Frr it's one of my favs
Still slaps
Fr it's my favorite black clover opening
@@NoellyJoellysame
Black catcher and black rover are my favs
Tbf, "kira kira" is the onomatopoeia for something that sparkles. Usually things like lights, jewelry, or stars (like shiny things). It makes sense because the lyrics before "Kira Kira"; they reference themselves both being stars (Megan and Yuki). That's probably why he references twinkle twinkle.
Actually thought something similar after hearing the whole song for the first time, not just the chrous. Love Megan thee stallion and the song ❤ I assume the creator maybe only heard the part of the songs that's clipped the most 🤷 like for the 'dance' people have been doing that Megan does in the video. I haven't seen his full video, but I do follow that creator and his videos are usually like that; he laughs at a lot of stuff, even things he does in his own community/culture. So I take his content with a grain of salt.
I like the new song and it's catchy as hell imo. I wish I had seen his full video, to see the whole thing, and get more context 🫠
Very true. You gotta give her credit for giving us something different. "I get money, I'm a star," is common rap stuff. Not really a weird thing to say. It's catchy, and gives a Japanese rapper more exposure, so we love that.
I usually like matcha samurai though. His vibe is usually chill and not judgemental. I guess he took a rare L. He's usually anti-gatekeeping, so this is weird.
I'd urge people not to use this as a good example of him.
💯 Well said
1. Have u seen the full original short cause this guy obviously cut it halfway?
2. In this edited clip, he was talking about the 'kira kira kira' part (not the 'i get money, i am star' part), which means 'sparkling' or 'shining', that sounded like 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star'
That's just basic observation and comparison, also it's just a joke, like he didn't say 'why American artists do this, even Japanese didn't do it'.
If you actually watched him, u would know he made fun of Japan all the time, so why can't he made fun of American then?
@meTsuBojiNraint yeah, people get offended so easily😅 it's supposed to be a joke about the new trendy viral tiktok songs. And why would suddenly he talk about other songs, it would be out of context
im the video he wasnt actually judging at all
So dramatic lmao
"Sweet tooth i eat all of the Skittles.. i like my doughnuts with jam in the middle..." - NCT U, Make a Wish english ver.
It’s really sad that they have more than one member from an English speaking country and they don’t stop them to say “hey, maybe this might make us idiots to the international fans”
maybe because no English speaking members were a part of maw?@@KpopZuko
@@asahiyawh there’s no way n English speaking member didn’t hear the lyrics at some point in the creative process and have serious questions. And even if none of them were part of maw, they should probably still run English by someone that actually speaks it.
That's nothing compared to "close your lips. shut your tongue" 😂
@@KpopZuko oh wait how could I forget jaehyun was a part of maw 😭 dude I'm so sorry
Wait, you're taking it the wrong way😂
Matcha sensei was just saying the "star" part of mamushi reminds him of twinkle twinkle😂
his name is matcha sensei💀
Are you mocking him?@@sevvaluzunalioglu9186
And Samurai would also make a joke about this guy’s sensitivity. Yeah and he’s right about the “star” repetitive lyrics 🌟
@@yesibot.2051slobbin on it
I used to follow him but he’s the cringiest dude ever and his laugh gives me goosebumps
I JUST REALIZED ENSTARS LITERALLY MADE A COVER FOR U.S.A AND I ACTUALLY LIKE IT 😭
I was looking for an Enstarrie….
Me too 😭
I WAS LOOKING FOR A COMMENT ABOUT ENSTAR LOL AND YES IT'S A COVER WHICH IS WHY WE DON'T GET IT IN ENG 😭
COME ON BABY AMERICA
LMAOOO
At least Meg was riding on the beat w it 😂😂
Whoever said to add that "lets dye this world" fs needs a raise. It go hard
It’s not even grap either the subtitles are just shit and they type how his accent sounds when he was trying to say grasp.
Vk blanke is at least attempting to learn English.
Go much very hard 😂
I think it’s just the simple words and the cadence. Every kids song ends with that exact same emphasis at the end of the sentence
Kpop is guilty asf of this
Those random english sentences/words don't even make sense
I love how seriously this dude is taking matcha samurai lollipop
My personal fav "shut your tongue" so close yet so far
They even got it right in the first half. Just close your lips. Could have ended it right there and continued in korean, but I guess they had to meet their English quota. My head cannon is tongue was supposed to be mouth. However, Google Translate failed Super Junior at the last second.
These k-pop bands are like international superstars, how can they not afford to have a native speaker to review before releasing a song. It’s one thing to release a song with super simple lyrics, another thing to get grammar completely wrong to where it doesn’t make sense.
Bro this guy makes fun of the Japanese too. Everyone gets taken down a peg and humbled
Bro it’s not so serious…also, people from different countries make fun of where they live all the time…so that’s not really anything…special here, lmao.
“Both sides” headass 😂
All my soul eater folks out there remember to “don’t scary”
“Hippty hop that boom boom pow” k-pop😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Babymonster -sheesh right? 😭😭😭😂😂
Telinga ko ada masalah kali tingu lirik original bh aduhh😂
i sang the song instead of reading it 😭😭
"Lisa can you teach me japonease? I say hihi that's my life life baby I'm a rockstar" that's all I have to say here bye 👋 👩
🤣🤣🤣 I don't listen to K-pop but this made me laugh.
YOU ARE MY SPECIALZ🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
“Put your sneakers on! Get ready, get set, go! Put ‘em on, put ‘em on right now!”
Her song is w/someone who actually speaks that language...
Nahh this is so true. I'm South African and everytime I hear English thrown into an Afrikaans song I scrunch up into a ball.
@@malan873 that's probly just because you are racist though.
I think Matcha Samurai is just saying that Sparkle and Star just reminds him of the song.
Hey someone just tried to take shots at sensei😂😂.
Sensei is too busy to know he exists 😂😂
@@yesibot.2051the absolute state of idolizing some online influencer enough to call him sensei, do your parents feel shame when you walk in the room
@@JNun-pr8rh Calling someone a teacher is idolizing 🤔 hmmmm…. That’s his RUclips name I’m sure my parents have better things to do than worry about a RUclips character ….
Oh, is that why your “sensai” deleted the video?😂.
Yeah he's a very chill dude and makes fun of Japanese things too😂 These people take everything too seriously
some kpop groups are INSANE with the English lyrics like there’s no way you’re singing that seriously
I have seen a few videos use Fahrradsattel for something really sad, and, fahrradsattel means bicycle saddle, and it's a kink song. The chorus says "Aber ich will dein Fahrradsattel sein" which translates to "I want to be your bicycle saddle"
Easily one of the most hilarious mix ups I've ever seen
Ive heard a song with the entire thing being absolute gibberish english but it was lowkey kinda fire.
Some examples are
"Yesterday's old cold pizza", "I can smell a troll" and "ventilator" being sung all of a sudden.
COME ON BABY AMERICA‼️🗣🗣🔥🔥💯🔥
Ay the black clover song was good either way
There is a song by the kpop band Big Bang that actually says Boom Shakalaka.(song is called fantastic baby and I still love how it sounds plus the costumes in the music video are amazing)
The phrase boom shakalaka existed before big bang sang it lol. It's old
@@flovonnejohnson707 I’m aware. It isn’t that commonly used of a phrase though. Certainly an interesting one to use in a kpop song.
@@randomnerd1015lol that's true, the first time I heard fantastic baby I was so surprised
I dont care what language it is it always nice to see people share different cultures and try to communicate, cringe or not.
NO WAY HE PULLED OUT COME ON BABY AMERICA
Okay but all those songs go hard..
Dungeon Meshi's OST is literally twinkle twinkle little star and I'd sing that part with enthusiasm because the song and the band slap - Twinking Ash by Regalily
The entirety of the initial d playlist.
I thought he said come on baby I can't do this anymore 😂
I love how camp english in japanese pop music is. I also think meg the stallion's new song is bautifully camp! I wish people could just have a laugh and move on, or actually enjoy things that arent just "normal"
They hating cuz they aint megan✨️
True 😊
Actually the youtuber the guy in the video is making fun of is pretty chill.
He explains Japanese culture very well and debunks the stupidity that foreigners say about Japan. He's not making fun of Megan Thee Stallion or Mamushi... He just finds it funny. Lmao.
This account made an out of context and cutting his yt short, he wasnt even hating lmao
It's hating? You don't watch matcha samurai then😂😂
Oh my god, you're probably one of those people who says "they're just jealous" 😂
We just found this out, so it's still new. Japanese been doing this for a while, like fighting heroes been stuck in my head for years.
I thought it was “Let’s die this world, even I can not grasp this world…” 😂
I still don’t mind it cuz it’s a fire song
If you watch the clip it would make sense and its grasp this sword
Who's sword he want to grap 😂😂
Mamushi is really good
The song is so good plsss I CANNOT TOLERATE MAMUSHI SLANDER PLSSS
Nah I like when they speak English an anime. Hearing “Bye bye” from some random anime character is always so funny or there was “you are number 1” I think in evangelion. Always gets me
Naw let's be real "C'mon baby AMERICAAAA" is iconic.
Rest in peace, Atlas and Peabody. Your contribution to the KB Universe will never be forgotten
Also, another big difference that distinguishes what Megan did from other artists is that she actually included a well-known Japanese rapper within her song so and feature him. Like let's go!
Well, one of the artist on the song it’s not even foreign they are a Japanese rapper so you’re insulting the Japanese rapper who wrote it
Foreigner to america. So using the japanese rapper as example is correct
@@maryp8991 he wasn’t talking about the Japanese rapper to America as he was insulting the Japanese used on the song by the American
The name of this video is about Megan the stallion the American rapper
That was obvious…. Unless your just a troll
And he was complaining about foreigners to Japan using Japanese even though have the song is written by a Japanese rapper
Hell naw you tripping dog. Boack Clover Intro goes hard asf.
MEG💙& YUKI💙ATE UP AND DOWN PERIODDD BRINGING BACK THE DAYS OF GOATED VISUAL VIDEOS💯
Beastars opening is literally the perfect example "it is a wonderful my life, please could you kiss my name when the musics over, turn off light, it was such a sweet taste, can you pray for me my friend, its starting over time" and it still continues after that with even worse english but that song still skcuf hard
ENSEMBLE STARSSAAA
Unravel just having a random LET ME GOOOOOO goes hard af though.
Don’t you mean “unraveling the world”? (I don’t feel like capitalizing) I’m pretty sure “let me go” isn’t in the song like at all
/genuine (I could be wrong) (I’ve only listened to the song a couple of times 😅)
@@Bagelthealmightydeity Its actually "let me free" so I was wrong but no, I mean unravel the intro to tokyo ghoul
Yeah just checked at the 2:02 Mark in the full song he screams "let me free"
@@spicedmemes1472 I’m aware of what song it is /genuine I just never heard that particular phrase in the song I’d have to look into it and give it another listen
I’m aware of what song you’re talking about, but I’m pretty sure the only english words in the song are “freeze”, “paralyze”, and “unraveling the world” nowhere in the song does it say “let me free” /genuine (I’m sorry if I sound mean or condescending I’m not trying to come off that way)
Pls make a video about how Daemon vs Uryu would be hax vs hax
It’s really special when you get an artist who is multilingual because they are using both languages correctly and feels effortless compared to the childish feeling of someone who doesn’t really grasp the language as well
People literaly listened the nya 1 2 3 nya arigato a a a a anime song in 2020 and then hate on megans song because its cringe and childish??? What😊
I don't understand why East Asian people are so hateful when so many people show respect and love for their culture it's like they always wanna prove a point but at the end of the day can we not fight and try to prove “who’s is better” because that’s the real childish act
If its catchy idgaf
It's nice to see the foreign language tattoo that actually reads "bread" and the t-shirt with the English curse word have been joined by a new entry. It's honestly my favorite human lore, real Tower of Babel stuff.
“ I don’t know what to say I can feel it” “now you know my name I’m anti fragile” - le sserafim don’t get me wrong I love k-pop but come on and let’s not forget that he told Megan the words to say 😭
Okay but the "Stra, stra, stra, stra, kira, kira" just hits different yk?
Like.. That shits stuck in my head for like a good while
Idk it feels less "cultural apprectiation" and leans more into "weeaboo" lol
A lot of rappers use and reference nursery rhymes. Examples are songs like "Chain Hang Low" and "Mockingbird"
Who said it doesn't go both ways?
No one said it didn’t just pointing it out and how common it is the ,other guy might’ve forgot to bring it up 🤷♂️
Alot of people. Fantasizing Japan isn't new
@@Timmy-mi2efshow me that "a lot" of people buddy
You made he’s pointing it out huh? Sdfu
@@Timmy-mi2efpeople dk ride Japan to no end it’s incredible 😂
Cue "this is where you are Caucasian, destination boy" from project sekai
Mob psycho 100 does it well
That's why it's the GOAT, THE GOAAAAAT
@@JNun-pr8rhyuhhh
I still love these songs and there’s nothing wrong with it😂
Meanwhile baby America:
*Hoofbeats and gunfire* "THE BRITISH! THE BRITISH ARE COMING!!!"
"TIMMY THE SEVENTH GO FIGHT THE REDCOATS!" "BUT JOHN HE'S TWO YEARS OLD-"
"Sink the tea."
"What?"
"I said sink the tea."
(fancy trumpet music or something)
Mamushi is actually really impressive a perfect mix of English and Japanese, definitely not deserving of hate!
Americans try not to get offended
Challenge impossible
He speaks three languages tho
soooo, who was offended? he just pointed out the hypocrisy that is the Japanese jerk in the video. You’re mad at Meg but not K-Pop or other artists whose songs are worse.but, I digress…
He's not even offended. You guys call any slight disagreeing opinion offended
No one’s offended?
Idk who this guy is but I was not expecting that anime nerd to be so jacked. An inspiration.
The japanese by and large do not speak english but they like to use english words and have random english parts in their songs. I think it's atrocious but they don't seem to mind
And Americans by large don't speak Japanese
Ironically coming from a guy with an anime pfp and japanese name who isn't japanese
Don't they have English classes though? So do Koreans right?
@@jemiinou Yes, but this does not mean very much. Here in the netherlands we learn french in school. We pass the tests and forget about it. We do not speak french
@@orenji-sama514 That is how it is in America too. We aren't taught how to speak like a native in Spanish especially, so that makes sense.
I still hate the song being ragged on by the other guy, like damn. Not even because of the song itself, but the fact that i had the unfortunate sight today of watching a mother videoing a group of eight girls shaking ass and singing the song in the middle of the boba place i like to frequent... it hurt my soul for multiple reasons, especially because the girls couldnt be older than nine... also hearing them argue about what "watashi" meant while the old asian shop keeper just had this look on his face that i cant really describe... it was insane
I'm so glad someone else is sharing come on baby America. I used to force all of my coworkers to look it up at least once.
She actually speaks Japanese though so I think she gets a pass.
I feel like ur argument need to look at the merit of that anime song, there's real effort put into the instrumentation and vocals of the piece, while Megan repeats the same few lines with barley any effort 👏👍
Genuinely, this doesn't change the fact it's the same level of linguistics.
@@Peaches_Juice changes the level of musical ability used, merit to the argument, some music like jazz , don't even use words so they just scatt and make sounds, words are not need for music, only music lol
@@sixatoms1182 yes, I get you, but the video was about similar levels of literacy when rapping or singing in another language, everyone starts somewhere and the video was to spot the hypocrisy of making fun of that. We shouldn't make fun of others when our culture does the same cleaving of another language.
Don't diss Black Clover my guy.
But I get your point
I like the song but let’s not talk about cringe foreign languages when Japan is the king of crappy english. This Japanese guy was mocking American weebs using Japanese because it’s cringe.
ruclips.net/video/Z4xMCKIz21c/видео.htmlsi=3qceYDsHEbOVf5bi
@@Hapi117 who says it didn’t go both ways? The song itself is so cringey to listen to 😭😭😭 regardless of the low level vocab.
Also bro you got an underbite you need to fix, I have a good dentist for that 🫶🫶
@@Hapi117I don't he is serious like you lol
I actually similar pointed this out to my roommate. The fact that the song has a pretty simple chorus but the voices are good, the beat is good, the song is catchy and the singers are major celebrities with large fanbases. Its successful for many reasons and if anything proves that lyrics/language are never a limitation or barrier in music.
that creator deadass only makes content about ‘cringe people’.. half the time it’s not even cringe and he comes off as a pathetic bully
So thts show that you loves cringe content
So by your logic, if i call you cringe, it is by written in stone you are forever will be cringe? And that is a fact and not just my opinion?@@jojo2767
Your goat got slandered didn't he
The difference to me in other places and here in America is that we don't get pushed to learn other languages but in a lot of other non primary english speaking countries you'll meet people that speak multiple languages, including english usually.
Controversial opinion here, you only notice it because you only speak English. This happens with every secondary language 😂
Explain pls
@@Steph-lc7hyWell look at any Japanese/Korean song that uses random English words. He literally shows examples in the video, what more explanation is there??
I lived in Japan….. My parents speak Māori and I also lived in Australia and America. Why on earth do you think I don’t speak 3 languages……. 🍇
To explain myself more concisely, people only notice it because they only speak English. This happens with almost every language that is secondary. For example, most artists in the world are not bilingual. Therefore, their songs sound ridiculous to a person who speaks that language not just fluently but, like a local, with an understanding of colloquialisms and idioms. Or when a song is translated literally into a second language and therefore loses the context of colloquialisms, see Daddy Yankee - Gasonlina. It's literal translations into English make no sense if you do not understand the local slang.
@@Lordy093 So what does that has to do with the vid , idk you just explaining what this guy doing isnt he just basically the same boat as you that he said it goes for both ways since for every respective native speaker it would sounds cringe
Fun fact: Back then an italian dude made a song that sounded like english even if it was full on gibberish, and it became his most popular one
the guy in the snippet is very annoying, his laugh is so forced and hard to listen
No, he just laughs like that. His laugh is just plain annoying tho
Lmao I thought I was the only one. He laughs at almost everything, even when it’s not funny!
Okay but japanese eurobeat makes it work. Mister blaster is so fuckin funny and ridiculous that it's good
I don't get why he deleted the video, people can't comment on stuff nowadays 😅? He didn't even insult the song he just said it sounded like a kid's song.
My friends and family say all the time that japanese songs from anime sound like baby's yapping or are for kids 😂 that's their opinion, it's valid. I like both anime songs and mamushi
because this Hapi weeb freak is harassing him and it's not that serious
he's not wrong though
God I hate Matcha Samurai so much
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Ik, he literally says something and then laughs as hard as possible... every single time. And the comments are all like "omg golden retriever energy 🫶"
can't fucking stand it
I get so annoyed every time i come across his videos, never scrolled aways faster
lol same’ 😂
Well you ever heard everyone got their own taste?
Reminds me of when I'd watch those Filipino soap operas with my grandma. Half the words I could understand because they speak Tagalish or something like that; Tagalog and English together.
Korea is same
English is a universal language no one has claims over it.
The dude in the first video is ridiculously condescending about everything he talks about,always starting with that hyena cackling and If he don't subtitle it,I will not understand any of the things he talks between all those chuckles.
His laugh is so forced and unnecessary. Even when it’s not funny. Idk how his subscribers find his laugh as wholesome!
Nah im fine with that. Everyone got personal taste. What if I said i hate this guy content just because he sounds normal?
@@jojo2767 true,it's the dude's USP.but it gets grating at some point.for me,it was his third video.for some,that saturation hasn't been reached.he said his opinion on Mamushi,the op have his opinion on the dude's opinion,I have my opinion on the dude and you have your opinion on my opinion.thats what the internet is for,so ✌️
English in jp songs really started kicking off in the 90s and moreso now thanks to the internet. One Ok Rock is amazing with english, but their earlier songs needed a little work. Now they make songs in english.
You ate him up bestie!