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The song’s title refers to a mamushi, which is a type of snake that is mainly found in Japan. The idea of snakes alludes to Megan’s current theme of incorporating snakes as imagery and metaphors in her lyrics, which can be heard in songs like “Cobra” and “Hiss.” “Mamushi” might subtly depict the overall theme of Megan regaining her past and letting go of it in order to represent the fame and prosperity she’s now achieving. Also, the video concept is that Megan transforms into an actual Mamushi, a Japanese viper, and strikes, to defeat a crew of gangsters who invaded her spa. She then uses their souls to create an army of blue-faced soldiers in a scene that pays homage to Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa’s 1990 film “DREAMS.” 🇯🇵⛩💴🎎⭐🐍💋 Lastly but not least: what Yuki is saying in translation is "Where are the flowing stars heading? Living while making wishes again Singing with gravity still on Stars gathered in the studio at 20 A hideout with lots of alcohol every night Just recorded a radio show in Roppongi Then filming for TV on a ladder Seeing ourselves in the cameras Love the shiny lights Somewhere dark, burning every night? Nice to meet you, greetings I'm so happy, grateful."
I believe The whole thing is a reference to a Japanese legend/folklore of a snake creature that has the body of a snake and the head of a woman (nure-onna) that can tranform into a snake and devours men/people. Even the name of the song "mamushi" is a Japanese viper. In one version of the legend the creature sometimes would break apart the body of who she killed and distribute the parts to the different spirits that helped her. In the MV i believe shes using the souls of the people she killed to make an army The blue people are a reference to that as well as to the 1990 Japanese film dream by akira kurosawa
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The song’s title refers to a mamushi, which is a type of snake that is mainly found in Japan. The idea of snakes alludes to Megan’s current theme of incorporating snakes as imagery and metaphors in her lyrics, which can be heard in songs like “Cobra” and “Hiss.”
“Mamushi” might subtly depict the overall theme of Megan regaining her past and letting go of it in order to represent the fame and prosperity she’s now achieving.
Also, the video concept is that Megan transforms into an actual Mamushi, a Japanese viper, and strikes, to defeat a crew of gangsters who invaded her spa. She then uses their souls to create an army of blue-faced soldiers in a scene that pays homage to Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa’s 1990 film “DREAMS.” 🇯🇵⛩💴🎎⭐🐍💋
Lastly but not least: what Yuki is saying in translation is "Where are the flowing stars heading?
Living while making wishes again
Singing with gravity still on
Stars gathered in the studio at 20
A hideout with lots of alcohol every night
Just recorded a radio show in Roppongi
Then filming for TV on a ladder
Seeing ourselves in the cameras
Love the shiny lights
Somewhere dark, burning every night?
Nice to meet you, greetings
I'm so happy, grateful."
I believe The whole thing is a reference to a Japanese legend/folklore of a snake creature that has the body of a snake and the head of a woman (nure-onna) that can tranform into a snake and devours men/people. Even the name of the song "mamushi" is a Japanese viper. In one version of the legend the creature sometimes would break apart the body of who she killed and distribute the parts to the different spirits that helped her. In the MV i believe shes using the souls of the people she killed to make an army
The blue people are a reference to that as well as to the 1990 Japanese film dream by akira kurosawa
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