*TRANSLATION NOTE:* While lost in translation to English, this song appears to have two speakers, as the gender of the grammar in Japanese changes between male and female in different verses. A dash is used at the beginning of a line to indicate a change in speakers. The speakers are as follows: 0:22 Male 0:53 Female 1:15 Male 1:34 Female 1:40 Male 2:00 Female 2:11 Male 2:49 Female 3:33 Male Please keep this in mind as you watch the video. I hope you enjoy it!
@@sentientfrowner7428 It truly confirmed that this song have two speakers which is female and male. Watch Eve's Last Dance Theory if you really want to know. I didn't know that before lmao. xD
*TRANSLATION NOTE:*
While lost in translation to English, this song appears to have two speakers, as the gender of the grammar in Japanese changes between male and female in different verses. A dash is used at the beginning of a line to indicate a change in speakers.
The speakers are as follows:
0:22 Male
0:53 Female
1:15 Male
1:34 Female
1:40 Male
2:00 Female
2:11 Male
2:49 Female
3:33 Male
Please keep this in mind as you watch the video. I hope you enjoy it!
That's interesting! Is the first dash male or female?
@@EveExplained Ah, I should have specified; my apologies! I have edited the original comment to include time stamps for when each speaker begins.
@@duxarcana thx!
Really? It sounds like the same guy from my point of view I never knew
@@sentientfrowner7428 It truly confirmed that this song have two speakers which is female and male. Watch Eve's Last Dance Theory if you really want to know.
I didn't know that before lmao. xD
Dude this deserves way more views, and you deserve way more subscribers
Thank you so much! This means a lot to me.
swag
You have good taste bro