A bit of context - this film is Super Dimension Fortress Macross - Do You Remember Love. Released in 1984, it had a $4MM budget ($9MM today). For any animated film this was a huge budget, which is one of the reasons it holds up so well today. It also had some huge talents, such as character designer Haruhiko Mikimoto
To add a little more detail for anyone else still reading; it's a movie adaptation of the anime show Super Dimension Fortress Macross, which people of a certain age outside of Japan might better know as the first season of Robotech. More fun facts; the creator of the Macross franchise, Shoji Kawamori, was one of the designers of Optimus Prime's original look; another anime you might know him for is The Vision of Escaflowne. Also, a good many of Macross's designs actually made their way into earlier editions of BattleTech, before they got sued into taking them out, such as the Warhammer (whose design was taken from Macross's Destroid Tomahawk).
@@sofiaflorina yeah, there's always something about hand drawn animation. The first time I saw ghibli and the 80's or 90's anime, I fell in love with it.
@@sofiaflorina that's one of the reasons why I don't watch the recent anime, the colors are so bright, there's no elegance in the characters movements and when almost all new anime used CGI. I don't like it. I'm not hater tho. If I saw a good anime, I just go and read the manga unless it is hand drawn.
I’m currently in school for animation and I’ve gotta say... The visuals of Macross is spectacular, but really thinking about it, all of the effects, drawings, and layers put into each frame must’ve been an absolute HELL. I don’t think anyone outside of animation truly understands just how much work TRULY goes into making cartoons, and lengthy animated films. Once you understand how much blood, sweat, and tears goes into animation, you’ll appreciate it to a whole other level. The Japanese are strict, disciplined, and very hard working individuals. When it comes to animating, they’re at an entirely different level in comparison to animatiors from the States.
Drawing is hard... animation is that times 5 trillion. You can draw well but you have to understand motion and timing. You can spend hours on a drawing... but when you're doing thousands upon thousands- it's harder to have as much detail. Comics can easily have so much detail because it is only one frame conveying an entire action or series of actions. The Japanese are so devoted. I am starting to get more into 80's anime. I believe cartoons at that time (and even today probably though I haven't kept up with as much of that) were superior to what we had on Saturday mornings in the U.S. though there might have still been quite a few gems. Personally I haven't seen much of U.S. 80's cartoons that I can remember right off the bat. 80's Japan and 90's as well as today display animation at probably the highest extent of what it can do. There were great animators outside Japan though like Richard Williams. Imagine if he was Japanese and/or made anime. That would make our entire dimension shake... more like all the universes.
Justin Wah .Well American Saturday morning cartoons weren’t meant to be revolutionary. Almost all of them existed as giant advertisements for the toys they’re based on. Seriously, so many 80’s American cartoons are based on toys.
Same thing with most 80's anime, most of them were made to be a toy commercial (especially the mecha stuff). but then again it's kind of unfair to compare a "movie" anime with a saturday cartoon. If we were to compare 80's animes to say Heavy Metal, i'd say they were't really that far behind (even though obviously DYRL are (for me) FAR superior than anything western made at the time,for me at least). Also there's that perspective that cartoons are for kids, that made these western animated movies pretty hard to find audience for (which luckily in these modern times,the view are rather wear off, even though unluckily most of the western made ones are 3D)
@@kooners6961 they have a shit ton of money currently. I'm not saying it's the same amount of money but they are choosing a cheaper option because it is cheaper. They dont care about quality as much because people still watch it equally because we are all trash and will get what we get
Listening on Christmas eve, ima definitely be passing this as a Christmas song tomorrow Edit 24/12/22 - Back again listening to this absolute banger, still slappin
I love that so much though. You listen to a song over and over and make this weird picture in your head of what it means and then find out you're hilariously off the mark
I work at a cute Sanrio/KPop store in Washington, and we're allowed to play our own music as long as it fits the vibe of the store. I've made a playlist with dozens of different Japanese and Korean songs. Out of all the songs I play, this one always gets the whole store moving again. I usually open the shop while this is playing, since it's such a powerful sound. You can literally feel the beat through your feet when this is playing. I love it!
A song with Japanese lyrics Bumping to European 80's electro beats Singing about having a Merry Christmas In an Anime about a intergalactic war for survival I love it
80s and 90s styles had so much personality compared to today's shows. The fact so much was drawn traditionally and by hand (characters and backgrounds) only adds to it.
Thank you. I'm getting tired of this trend of doing a minimal remix of a City Pop song and fucking up the range mastering and not giving any hint as to the actual source.
I needed these so here you go~ 1..2..3..4 Konayuki wo machinaigara Sugite yuku ichinichi Dare yori mo anata toite Yokatta!! Ashita kara sugu nanika Kawaru wake naikedo Inoritai yōna Holy Night! Konayuki wo machinaigara Sugite yuku ichinichi Dare yori mo anata toite Yokatta!! Ashita kara sugu nanika Kawaru wake naikedo Inoritai yōna Holy Night! Nē chēn o tsunde Okina mominoki Sagashi ni ikou yo Mō akiramete ne Watashi no tame ni Kotowatta pātī Suki to sasayaite kureta Anatananoni konogoro tsumetai no ne Konayuki wo machinaigara hashiraseru wāgen kasetto ni wa kyō no tame no Yokatta!! Ichi nen ni ichi do shika Konai sonohidenakya Imi no nai koto mo aru no Konayuki wo machinaigara Sugite yuku wāgen kasetto ni wa kyō no tame no Yokatta!! Ichi nen ni ichi do shika Konai sonohidenakya Imi no nai koto mo aru no Konayuki wo uketomete kaze ni naru wāgen dare yori mo anata dake ni Yokatta!! Ichi nen ni ichi do Shika konai sonohidenakya kokorokara anata dake ni Yokatta!! Ichi nen ni ichi do Shika konai sono wāgen dare yori mo anata dake ni Yokatta!!
Well my boy, you see, this is actually an American anime (strange I know) and all characters are portrayed as Americans. Space Americans. God bless you, space cowboys!
@@haiji_morie8416 yeah, you can liken it to almost anything. People always desire something they don't have, but when they have it, they don't appreciate it.
@@haiji_morie8416 It's also the last time society as a whole, and the youth, had naive hope. Unfortunately, since the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970, and the running aground of the decade of 1979-1989 when something could have been done, institutionally, to address it, and with more market corruption than the so called "decade of decadence", and the complete disolution of coalition government in the US, thanks to Reagan-era politics, we ironically long for the days when all hope was collapsed because it was the last time we were ignorant of it. I mean, not all hope is lost, but we've forever lost what could have been saved had our system started making positive change in the eighties. Even without knowing the history, we long for the exuberant Innocence of the eighties.
@@DanceNightAtDiscoFright ik, but at the end does it really matter? 13 million people, including you and me, agree this is the official music video and no one can say otherwise, so lets continue to enjoy it
Sci-fi future-settings from the 80's are so interesting. They're bleak and emit this sort of, "cherishing the moment before the apocalypse"-feeling that's super charming. That's something that isn't as present in modern-day "futuristic-fiction". So whenever I come across these 80's future-settings, I can't help but fall in love with their unique environment/setting and tone.
Gabriel Rosalez its funny because i feel like perhaps that wasn’t the intention. Anime in the 80’s had limited color palettes because they were using old fashioned paints on cels instead of computers, meaning they couldn’t access the variety of colors that computer graphics can.... As a result a lot of 80’s anime have very dramatic and saturated color palettes to make up for the lack in color variety. Really makes for intense imagery
@@BrightStarCat That's a great theory! It's sweet that they were able to find a way to maximize what they could do, with their technical limitations-- and it really attribute to a sleek and unique feeling!
I think the most interesting science fiction are the ones that are comments on the human condition or political climates. Not *pew pew pew* theres a space war with naked ladies.
@@bbbionman Robotech/ Macross. I knew it as Robotech growing up and I even have some cool books about everything but I found out it also goes by Macross.
@@bbbionman whach Macross. form teh firs season. ROBOTECH is NOT and actual anime. but someone in the US bough the rights to a few macross seasons. but since they number of chapters of the first show didn't meet the standards they had to mesh up together several seasons into 1 with rewrite dialogs. so is a big mess compared to the original.
This has to be the prime core of every single eighty's anime. This is the true and closest feeling I'll ever get to experiencing real eighty's anime in the 1980's.
@@3new_tires The anime is Macross: Do You Remember Love. It's an in-universe movie so the events are very different than the original Macross series. Still fantastic to watch though. And Tenchi Muyo will always be one of my all time favourites! It's one of the few anime I actually like in both English and Japanese.
Yo the timing of the stage lights at 3:00 is underrated as hell and absolutely perfect Also the motion of the camera syncing with the beat of the music between 2:55 and 2:56 is just *chefs kiss*
For real, for real. The editing is superb. The visual flow of movements, the cuts/scene change per beat, the lights intensifying and changing with the beat -- they're so good. The song itself is already enough to make you feel alive, but this music video makes you feel emotions you don't understand swell up and intensify, breaking into goosebumps as soon as the song and the video reach the climax.
Letra: Konayuki o machi nagara Sugiteyuku ichi nichi Dare yori mo anata to ite Yokatta Ashita kara sugu nani ka Kawaru wakenai kedo Inoritai yōna Holy Night Konayuki o machi nagara Sugiteyuku ichi nichi Dare yori mo anata to ite Yokatta Ashita kara sugu nani ka Kawaru wakenai kedo Inoritai yōna Holy Night Nē cheen o tsunde Ōkina momi no ki Sagashi ni ikou yo Mō akiramete ne Watashi no tameni Kotowatta paatii Suki to sasayaitekureta Anata na noni Konogoro tsumetai no ne Konayuki o machi nagara Hashiraseru waagen Kasetto ni wa Kyō no tame no Yokatta Ichi nen ni ichi do shika konai Sono hi denakya Imi no nai koto mo aru no Konayuki o machi nagara Sugiteyuku waagen Kasetto ni wa Kyō no tame no Yokatta Ichi nen ni ichi do shika konai Sono hi denakya Imi no nai koto mo aru no Konayuki o uketomete Kaze ni naru waagen Dare yori mo anata dake ni Yokatta Ichi nen ni ichi do shika konai Sono hi da kara Kokoro kara anata dake ni Yokatta Ichi nen ni ichi do shika konai Sono waagen Dare yori mo anata dake ni Yokatta Ichi nen ni ichi do shika konai sono hi da kara
@@golagiswatchingyou2966 this is particulas is the movie macross do you remenber love is lik a remix and to me is better than the series and the series already was fucking good
Hell yeah it does. To me its such a classic that since I found it in my junior year of highschool till I graduated and even to now its my favorite! When I graduated I got in my car, rolled the windows down and put this on full blast "ITS OVER! IM FREEEEEEEE!!!!" Absolute and undeniable banger indeed.
Most of the clips are from Macross: Do You Remember Love?, which was the high budget movie version of Super Dimension Fortress Macross (which older folks in the West might know as season 1 of Robotech). It was actually created by one of the guys who designed Optimus Prime, and a lot of its mecha designs would influence that of Battletech/Mech Warrior (to the point where it actually led to a lawsuit).
Ikr? Nowadays it's so rare to see a couple *TRULY* in love with each other, to the point they are so happy being around each other. All i see and hear nowadays are failing marriages and divorces...
@@cordyceps182 I wouldn’t doubt it! As an aside, I’ve always found it interesting how Hikaru and Minmei’s relationship is the most glamorized and “iconic” of SDF Macross, despite Hikaru ultimately ending up with Misa.
粉雪を待ちなから過ぎてゆく一日 A day has spent for waiting for powdery snow (konayukiwo machinakara sugiteyuku ichinichi) 誰よりも貴方といて良かった It is lucky to be with you, more than others (dareyorimo anatatoite yokatta) 明日から直ぐ何か変わるわけないけど I know nothing can be changed from just tomorrow (asitakara sugunanika kawaruwake naikedo) 祈りたいような Holy night Holy night that i want to make wishes (inoritai youna holy night) 粉雪を待ちなから過ぎてゆく一日 A day has spent for waiting for powdery snow (konayukiwo machinakara sugiteyuku ichinichi) 誰よりも貴方といて良かった It is lucky to be with you, more than others (dareyorimo anatatoite yokatta) 明日から直ぐ何か変わるわけないけど I know nothing can be changed from just tomorrow (asitakara sugunanika kawaruwake naikedo) 祈りたいような Holy night Holy night that i want to make wishes (inoritai youna holy night) ねえ、チェンを積んで Hey, let's load up a chain and (nee, chienwo tsunde) 大きなモミの木探しに行こうよ go for a big fir tree (ookina mominoki sagasini ikouyo) もう 諦めてね、私のために断ったパーティー Plz give up a party turned down for me (mo akirametene watasinotameni kotowatta party) 好きと囁いてくれた貴方なのに You whispered to me "i like you" (sukito sasayaidekureta anatananoni) この頃冷たいのね But nowdays you're cold to me (konogoro tsumetainone) 粉雪を待ちなから走らせるワーゲン A wagen is dashing while waiting for powdery snow (konayukiwo machinakara hasiraseru wagen) カセットには今日のための 良かった "It went well" flows from a cassette (casettoniwa kyounotameno yokatta) 一年に一度しか来ないその日でなきゃ Because it is a only day once a year (Ichinenni ichidosika konaisono hidenakya) 意味の無いこともある night There is a night with sth even has no meaning (Iminonai kotomo aru night) 粉雪を待ちなかすぎて行くワーゲン A wagen is dashing while waiting for powdery snow (konayukiwo machinakara hasiraseru wagen) カセットには今日のための 良かった "It went well" flows from a cassette (casettoniwa kyounotameno yokatta) 一年に一度しか来ないその日でなきゃ There is sth only has meaning on (Ichinenni ichidosika konaisono hidenakya) 意味の無いこともあるの a day comes once a year (Iminonai kotomo aruno) 粉雪を受けとめて風になるワーゲン A bagen is being wind, getting snowed on (konayukiwo uketomete kazeninaru wagen) 誰よりも貴方だけに 良かった To you, more than others "it went well" (dareyorimo anatadakeni yokatta) 一年に一度しか来ないその日だから Because it is a only day comes once a year (ichinenni ichidosika konaisono hidakara) 心から貴方だけに 良かった Truly from the heart, "it went well" (kokorokara anatadakeni yokatta) 一年に一度しか来ないそのワーゲン A bagen comes only once a year (ichinenni ichidosika konaisono wagen) 誰よりも貴方だけに 良かった To you, more than others "it went well" (dareyorimo anatadakeni yokatta)
Same sentiment as well. Older anime just has the vibe and soul of its time when it came out and are time capsules that have made it through time to be appreciated like well aged wine
That made me cry in the best way. I can't tell you how amazing this show was. the music was so important and the emotions everyone had just imprinted on me as a kid growing up. I didn't know what the 80's were, but Macross told me all there was to know :) I hope it comes back someday. Someone cool always used to say "The carnival comes and goes, if you wait for a while, it'll always come back to you.
The raw happiness and power exuded from this video is immaculate. The silent beginning with a sudden rise in volume and tone gave me literal chills. I wish there were more music videos like this.
You really, REALLY, can't get anime like this anymore. The closest thing we had to an original, handrawn, anime was Redline. And that was utterly spectacular, but it nearly killed Madhouse.
This song appeared every time Kyousuke Kasuga realised how important Ayukawa Madoka was to him. I watched all the episodes including the OVA + movies with Corona! It was sometimes hard because of Hikaru, but in the end it was a great memory that I will never forget and every time I listen to this soundtrack I remember the best moments of this series. Now i am 29 Years from germany but I envy the children who grew up with this series.
@@AVerySexuallyDeviantOrange yes i dont have that much knowledge about music production but go listen to the original. Anyone should be able to tell there’s almost no difference. You cant juts copy a song and say its yours.
honestly i adore the old style of anime. This style. the cel anime style just makes me feel happy. I feel like its better at expressing human emotions and all that. It makes me feel so much.
After 6 years since I have discovered this amazing song, I just found out that the lyrics were about Christmas. Fascinating how this song had this winter vibe to me, even without knowing the lyrics. Guess vibes really do transcend language barriers.
It is!!! It took me ages to find the original but I finally found it thanks to some research and some other RUclips commenters on a separate video!! The singers name is written in Japanese which is why it’s difficult to find. Here’s the Spotify link open.spotify.com/track/2ulPg292yYyQMHAMc5pbUh?si=yOOXvT95RsKjNo6Mx3vQEA
today I discovered City pop Japanese . I just have almost cried and screamed that it was beautiful before in the eighties. I have nostalgia. I think at my grand-father died Vittorio in France. Together with my parents and my sister, we ate meat and pasta at the tomato sauce watching "Starky&Hutch" at TV. But Past is Past.
80s City Pop is a magical yet enigmatic part of Japanese music history. It's old school yet still relevant today as if it never really aged and I love every part of it.
Konayuki o machinagara Sugite yuku ichi nichi Dare yori mo anata toite Yokatta!! Ashita kara sugu nanika Kawaru wake naikedo Inoritai yōna Holy Night! Nē chēn o tsunde Okina mominoki Sagashi ni ikou yo Mō akiramete ne Watashi no tame ni Kotowatta pātī Suki to sasayaite kureta Anatananoni konogoro kudetai no ne Konayuki o machinagara hashiraseru wāgen kasetto ni wa kyō no tame no yokatta! Ichi nen ni ichi do Shika konai sonohidenakya imi no nai koto mo aru no Konayuki o uketomete kaze ni naru wāgen dare yori mo anata dake ni yokatta! Ichi nen ni ichi do Shika konai sonohidenakya kokorokara anata dake ni yokatta!
3:48 >>> I was able to catch the Budweiser "subliminal product placement" when I was a kid. I thought I'd seen something weird so I played it again frame-by-frame on the VHS to read it (on YT you can pause and use the "coma" and "period" keys). As an adult, I realize now how the subliminal message had a terrible effect on me. I can't drink. Every time I think about having a beer, images of war flash before my eyes. My friends and family mock me because I only drink soda, and when I see one of them holding a Bud, I start shaking. I've become a raging non-alcoholic. Thank you very much, Macross.
I love you.
i love you, you liked my vine all i ask is for more noticing
Thank you for making awesome music
awesome art.
thanks from finland.
i love you
shutup ack why
2020: idols singing in high school
1984: idols singing in the middle of a space war
Fitting, as there both a fantasy now
Verdade kkkk
The race for a decade’s decadence begins here, in the inconspicuous confines of a confiding comment, any comments?
very well said, lord tachanka.
@Hideika wait i thought this was in the future
A bit of context - this film is Super Dimension Fortress Macross - Do You Remember Love. Released in 1984, it had a $4MM budget ($9MM today). For any animated film this was a huge budget, which is one of the reasons it holds up so well today. It also had some huge talents, such as character designer Haruhiko Mikimoto
and disney needs over 100million to make mostly trash lol
thanks for the data btw
@@LeoMkII you didn't have to do Disney like that 🤭 it's true for most of Disney's films these days though
thanks I'll be sure to watch it now :D
To add a little more detail for anyone else still reading; it's a movie adaptation of the anime show Super Dimension Fortress Macross, which people of a certain age outside of Japan might better know as the first season of Robotech.
More fun facts; the creator of the Macross franchise, Shoji Kawamori, was one of the designers of Optimus Prime's original look; another anime you might know him for is The Vision of Escaflowne. Also, a good many of Macross's designs actually made their way into earlier editions of BattleTech, before they got sued into taking them out, such as the Warhammer (whose design was taken from Macross's Destroid Tomahawk).
I want to live in a futuristic utopia from the 80s
DEUS VULT looks aesthetic as shit, but would probably be a fucking hellhole after the first 7 hours
KingsArk i know
Everybody does
Macross is far from being an utopia.
Don't we all?
The aesthetic of classic anime is beyond beautiful.
Classic anime from 80s and 90s always charming and gorgeous.
@@sofiaflorina yeah, there's always something about hand drawn animation. The first time I saw ghibli and the 80's or 90's anime, I fell in love with it.
@@bbmakaro3440 So detailed, just pay attention to the food in Ghibli.
@@sofiaflorina that's one of the reasons why I don't watch the recent anime, the colors are so bright, there's no elegance in the characters movements and when almost all new anime used CGI. I don't like it. I'm not hater tho. If I saw a good anime, I just go and read the manga unless it is hand drawn.
Indeed! Old-school anime are such gems!
I’m currently in school for animation and I’ve gotta say...
The visuals of Macross is spectacular, but really thinking about it, all of the effects, drawings, and layers put into each frame must’ve been an absolute HELL.
I don’t think anyone outside of animation truly understands just how much work TRULY goes into making cartoons, and lengthy animated films. Once you understand how much blood, sweat, and tears goes into animation, you’ll appreciate it to a whole other level. The Japanese are strict, disciplined, and very hard working individuals. When it comes to animating, they’re at an entirely different level in comparison to animatiors from the States.
Karla Miracle Except maybe when Walt Disney was alive, but that’s prob about all us Americans had lmao. Japanese are truly King’s of animation.
Drawing is hard... animation is that times 5 trillion. You can draw well but you have to understand motion and timing. You can spend hours on a drawing... but when you're doing thousands upon thousands- it's harder to have as much detail. Comics can easily have so much detail because it is only one frame conveying an entire action or series of actions. The Japanese are so devoted. I am starting to get more into 80's anime. I believe cartoons at that time (and even today probably though I haven't kept up with as much of that) were superior to what we had on Saturday mornings in the U.S. though there might have still been quite a few gems. Personally I haven't seen much of U.S. 80's cartoons that I can remember right off the bat. 80's Japan and 90's as well as today display animation at probably the highest extent of what it can do. There were great animators outside Japan though like Richard Williams. Imagine if he was Japanese and/or made anime. That would make our entire dimension shake... more like all the universes.
Take a look on Char's Counter Attack
Is a masterpiece of animation
Justin Wah .Well American Saturday morning cartoons weren’t meant to be revolutionary. Almost all of them existed as giant advertisements for the toys they’re based on. Seriously, so many 80’s American cartoons are based on toys.
Same thing with most 80's anime, most of them were made to be a toy commercial (especially the mecha stuff).
but then again it's kind of unfair to compare a "movie" anime with a saturday cartoon.
If we were to compare 80's animes to say Heavy Metal, i'd say they were't really that far behind (even though obviously DYRL are (for me) FAR superior than anything western made at the time,for me at least). Also there's that perspective that cartoons are for kids, that made these western animated movies pretty hard to find audience for (which luckily in these modern times,the view are rather wear off, even though unluckily most of the western made ones are 3D)
The animation is so beautiful and detailed! Wish more shows had old school animation like this...
Makoto Shinkai?
Lol this is hand drawn. We ALL know the animation industry doesn't want to put in actual work into anime like they used to. It's honestly super sad.
This is a movie though
@@mysteryme6655 They had a shit ton of money back then though.
@@kooners6961 they have a shit ton of money currently. I'm not saying it's the same amount of money but they are choosing a cheaper option because it is cheaper. They dont care about quality as much because people still watch it equally because we are all trash and will get what we get
The fact the original is a Christmas song is so lost on us. Its just a certified hood classic.
Listening on Christmas eve, ima definitely be passing this as a Christmas song tomorrow
Edit 24/12/22 - Back again listening to this absolute banger, still slappin
@@potnoodles2162 best comment! merry xmas friend
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I love that so much though. You listen to a song over and over and make this weird picture in your head of what it means and then find out you're hilariously off the mark
Im in love with this coment
I work at a cute Sanrio/KPop store in Washington, and we're allowed to play our own music as long as it fits the vibe of the store. I've made a playlist with dozens of different Japanese and Korean songs. Out of all the songs I play, this one always gets the whole store moving again. I usually open the shop while this is playing, since it's such a powerful sound. You can literally feel the beat through your feet when this is playing.
I love it!
thats amazing
Well it is exactly that type of song🥰
Would you mind sharing the playlist? I would love to have a listen!
i would love to listen to that playlist would u mind sharing it?
I'd love to listen to your playlist as well as watch a video of you excitingly opening up the store listening to this
A song with Japanese lyrics
Bumping to European 80's electro beats
Singing about having a Merry Christmas
In an Anime about a intergalactic war for survival
I love it
Pretty much
whats the anime ???
@@beyetamoon7997 Macross OVA Do you Remember Love
Full Movie Link on YT ruclips.net/video/Kivvw9Wu0CU/видео.html
Ms Galacticwide
Grassy Knoll
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I don't understand the lyrics but: YOKATAAAA!!!!
That phrase actually means “I’m glad” in Japanese
@@a_lovely_orchid YOKATTAA THEN 😂
@@a_lovely_orchid I know that’s why I remember that one lyrics
Its something about the joy of the singer for that one day of the year when snow falls in her town.
Jajajajaja
I can’t help but notice that she has realistic body proportions
Foggy Pebble I can’t help but notice either 👀
@@Mary_Sue02 Semi-realistic was popular back then, now it's all large eyes and giant boobs XD
Yeah and now there’s children looking characters being sexualized
Foggy Pebble in what way? Her waist is the size of her calf which isn’t realistic
Edit: one of them is more realistic than the other
@@leelen2907 not just that, did you see the shape of her legs? It was like, the shape of a leg!
Literally ended an intergalactic war by dropping an absolute banger
80s and 90s styles had so much personality compared to today's shows. The fact so much was drawn traditionally and by hand (characters and backgrounds) only adds to it.
candiigurl7893 I think digital and traditional both have upsides to them but artists and producers tried harder back in the day for their shows.
You've watched the wrong anime if you think all of today's shows are not made with hardwork and dedication.
I agreed. It gives me nostalgia and upbeat vibe back in days. I missed old times.
Theres definitely a charm that the older animes have compared to now. But maybe its because I grew up with it : ).
@@dagothurm8832 Oh yeah 90's generation FTW!!
I think we can all agree that 0:00 - 4:06 is the best part
True 😳
Clever🤥🤥🤥
I'm guessing that the extra second is for rewinding the video to listen again
Eeh I have to say the best part is 0:00 to 4:16
This is a true statement!
The song is called Merry Christmas by Ito Chieri. You're welcome.
thanks, I was actually going to post a question asking not too long ago.
(~_~'
That bassline is fierce.
Thank you. I'm getting tired of this trend of doing a minimal remix of a City Pop song and fucking up the range mastering and not giving any hint as to the actual source.
Then say it’s only “sampling”
I love how she can stay positive while being surrounded by conflict
Because she's literally the last hope of humankind in Macross.
she had nothing else to lose
@noname nosurname what is keese
Minmay was quite a character
@@usagitsukino608 Minmay was based.
I needed these so here you go~
1..2..3..4
Konayuki wo machinaigara
Sugite yuku ichinichi
Dare yori mo anata toite
Yokatta!!
Ashita kara sugu nanika
Kawaru wake naikedo
Inoritai yōna Holy Night!
Konayuki wo machinaigara
Sugite yuku ichinichi
Dare yori mo anata toite
Yokatta!!
Ashita kara sugu nanika
Kawaru wake naikedo
Inoritai yōna
Holy Night!
Nē chēn o tsunde
Okina mominoki
Sagashi ni ikou yo
Mō akiramete ne
Watashi no tame ni
Kotowatta pātī
Suki to sasayaite kureta
Anatananoni konogoro tsumetai no ne
Konayuki wo machinaigara
hashiraseru wāgen
kasetto ni wa kyō no tame no
Yokatta!!
Ichi nen ni ichi do shika
Konai sonohidenakya
Imi no nai koto mo aru no
Konayuki wo machinaigara
Sugite yuku wāgen
kasetto ni wa kyō no tame no
Yokatta!!
Ichi nen ni ichi do shika
Konai sonohidenakya
Imi no nai koto mo aru no
Konayuki wo uketomete
kaze ni naru wāgen
dare yori mo anata dake ni
Yokatta!!
Ichi nen ni ichi do Shika
konai sonohidenakya
kokorokara anata dake ni
Yokatta!!
Ichi nen ni ichi do Shika
konai sono wāgen
dare yori mo anata dake ni
Yokatta!!
Thank you :)
Aww thanks
Thanks bruh 😄👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✌
Yokatta!!!
Thanks
Anime girls with actual lips and nose look gorgeous. Also the art style in here is beautiful
Animation has gone down hill and it shows.
@@ConorDoesItAll agree
@@ConorDoesItAll agree
Well my boy, you see, this is actually an American anime (strange I know) and all characters are portrayed as Americans. Space Americans. God bless you, space cowboys!
@@AVerySexuallyDeviantOrange Robotech is American, but it's just a dub of Macross, which is very much a Japanese anime.
When Minmei appears in the wedding dress, and Ichijo comes in in his tuxedo, and they smile at each other... so pure and lovely.
Life goals, man.
I know holy shit
Same here, mein Kaiser!
Yep, it was super cute. A little sad they don't end up together though
Diana Casarrubias just watched it, fucking killed me brah
My god yes 🥺☺️
one of the most OG tracks from the good old times when vaporwave and future funk were popping off
People used to dream about living in our era
Now we dream about living in theirs
This comment hit a lil too hard 🤣
Eyy isn't that reminiscent of how kids and old people act too? Kids want to grow old and old wants kids
@@haiji_morie8416 yeah, you can liken it to almost anything. People always desire something they don't have, but when they have it, they don't appreciate it.
@@haiji_morie8416 It's also the last time society as a whole, and the youth, had naive hope. Unfortunately, since the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970, and the running aground of the decade of 1979-1989 when something could have been done, institutionally, to address it, and with more market corruption than the so called "decade of decadence", and the complete disolution of coalition government in the US, thanks to Reagan-era politics, we ironically long for the days when all hope was collapsed because it was the last time we were ignorant of it.
I mean, not all hope is lost, but we've forever lost what could have been saved had our system started making positive change in the eighties. Even without knowing the history, we long for the exuberant Innocence of the eighties.
Mate i can totally agree with you.
WHY DOES THIS SLAP SO HARD!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?
great question
@@matm3553 not a question
put it on 1.25
80s lol 90s too, those where great songs, i specifically remember ushers yeah and nellys songs that slapped too.
@@joelcobb5702 preach
I just realized this is a Christmas song
Fr!! Lol
And I am here for that.
Merry Christmas!
THIS IS A CHRISTMAS SONG?! NAH GET OUT OF HERE IS IT REALLY?
Funny enough that's when I found years ago during Christmas
every time gigguk releases a seasonal anime video, I come back to this song and I love it so much every god damn time
yep, makes perfect use of the song everytime.
I spent so long looking for this song just because of his use of it
@@SkyeLimelight same but that was like years ago now for me lol
and the guy hates Mecha Anime :P
Same I hope he continues to have this song for time and time to come
I think we can all agree 0:13 is one of the best parts in the song.
Yes, I was lost in the moment...
Or in memories.... Idont know 😄
Gets you so pumped
1:55, when the best changes is also so enchanting- it’s overall just a really good production
The entire song’s a banger, but that part-
This is so exquisite. The 80's high budget animation was so gorgeous, beautiful, exquisite, there are no enough words to describe this jewel.
What is the name of this anime? ?
@@Abusayed-ti8ku Macross (1982)
@@Abusayed-ti8ku This is from the movie Macross: Do you remember love?
this is the video that inspired me to make my own edits&channel
yotsu Holy shit really?! Bruh your videos are SO AESTHETIC AND FUCKING AMAZING. Keep up the good work dude :’))
Oh awesome, I love your work. It was an Evangelion edit you made where I discovered you
Just another reason to love this video :)
Yes, please post more 80s/90s Japanese movies pleeeease.
WOAAH
I still don't believe that this is not the original music video, it's sooooo good.
I mean just how?
@@DanceNightAtDiscoFright ik, but at the end does it really matter? 13 million people, including you and me, agree this is the official music video and no one can say otherwise, so lets continue to enjoy it
@@casper2694es realmente sorprendente
Is anyone addicted to this? Cause I am.
Have been , for the past 2 months
@@qc6381 For the past 4 years
maybe i'm
it's been 5 years every since i started listening to this song a lot
Well...its my Ringtone...so... 😅
Welcome back. I know it's not your first time here! 🎧
I love this song with all my being.
yesss my goto hype during quarantine 😌
it is actually
Thanks. 🙃
It’s actually my first time, but it definitely won’t be my last :)
Sci-fi future-settings from the 80's are so interesting.
They're bleak and emit this sort of, "cherishing the moment before the apocalypse"-feeling that's super charming.
That's something that isn't as present in modern-day "futuristic-fiction".
So whenever I come across these 80's future-settings, I can't help but fall in love with their unique environment/setting and tone.
Gabriel Rosalez its funny because i feel like perhaps that wasn’t the intention. Anime in the 80’s had limited color palettes because they were using old fashioned paints on cels instead of computers, meaning they couldn’t access the variety of colors that computer graphics can.... As a result a lot of 80’s anime have very dramatic and saturated color palettes to make up for the lack in color variety. Really makes for intense imagery
@@BrightStarCat
That's a great theory!
It's sweet that they were able to find a way to maximize what they could do, with their technical limitations-- and it really attribute to a sleek and unique feeling!
I think the most interesting science fiction are the ones that are comments on the human condition or political climates. Not *pew pew pew* theres a space war with naked ladies.
It's called cyber-punk if you want bleak future settings.
Totalmente, Gabriel...
Siento lo mismo por estos animes de los 80.
Merry Christmas to anyone reading this in 2024.
Don’t Worry. You’re not the only one listening this masterpiece today.
Nice
its weird right. If I across someone listening to this. Im gonna give that person a high five.
🖐️
yes
Thanks, for some reason I needed to hear that today
my brother was named after a character from this show and we both agree that we've never seen it look this cool before. Had us happy and jamming!
which character
@@bbbionman Max Sterling
@@Im.trying.42cool :)
i rly want to watch this anime, whats it called?
@@bbbionman Robotech/ Macross. I knew it as Robotech growing up and I even have some cool books about everything but I found out it also goes by Macross.
@@bbbionman whach Macross. form teh firs season. ROBOTECH is NOT and actual anime. but someone in the US bough the rights to a few macross seasons. but since they number of chapters of the first show didn't meet the standards they had to mesh up together several seasons into 1 with rewrite dialogs. so is a big mess compared to the original.
listening isnt enough i want it pumped directly into my veins
daily overdose of serotonin to ruin the rest of my day 😭
It makes me so mad that I can only listen to this through my ears
This has to be the prime core of every single eighty's anime. This is the true and closest feeling I'll ever get to experiencing real eighty's anime in the 1980's.
what is name of this anime , and does anyone remember tenchi muyo..
@@3new_tires i didnt actually watch tenchi muyo but i hear it was quite popular when i was young lol.
i was a bit more into ranma 1/2
It was pretty cool in real life, in real time, not gonna lie.
@@3new_tires
The anime is Macross: Do You Remember Love. It's an in-universe movie so the events are very different than the original Macross series. Still fantastic to watch though. And Tenchi Muyo will always be one of my all time favourites! It's one of the few anime I actually like in both English and Japanese.
@@3new_tires macross
created four years ago
youtube 2019: THIS IS IN YALLL RECOMMENDATIONS NOW
what's the name of the anime please in the video
@@yanbit5633 You'll want to find the 30th Anniversary Movie (Do you remember love?) for what's in this video
Yo the timing of the stage lights at 3:00 is underrated as hell and absolutely perfect
Also the motion of the camera syncing with the beat of the music between 2:55 and 2:56 is just *chefs kiss*
For real, for real. The editing is superb. The visual flow of movements, the cuts/scene change per beat, the lights intensifying and changing with the beat -- they're so good. The song itself is already enough to make you feel alive, but this music video makes you feel emotions you don't understand swell up and intensify, breaking into goosebumps as soon as the song and the video reach the climax.
Thank You Gigguk for making me Discover this Video
the Animation was so Smooth damn
Your precise edits..Your creative choice of scenes..I.. remember love..
This was the reason I started watching Macross.
I remember love...perfect quote
Letra:
Konayuki o machi nagara
Sugiteyuku ichi nichi
Dare yori mo anata to ite
Yokatta
Ashita kara sugu nani ka
Kawaru wakenai kedo
Inoritai yōna Holy Night
Konayuki o machi nagara
Sugiteyuku ichi nichi
Dare yori mo anata to ite
Yokatta
Ashita kara sugu nani ka
Kawaru wakenai kedo
Inoritai yōna Holy Night
Nē cheen o tsunde
Ōkina momi no ki
Sagashi ni ikou yo
Mō akiramete ne
Watashi no tameni
Kotowatta paatii
Suki to sasayaitekureta
Anata na noni
Konogoro tsumetai no ne
Konayuki o machi nagara
Hashiraseru waagen
Kasetto ni wa
Kyō no tame no
Yokatta
Ichi nen ni ichi do shika konai
Sono hi denakya
Imi no nai koto mo aru no
Konayuki o machi nagara
Sugiteyuku waagen
Kasetto ni wa
Kyō no tame no
Yokatta
Ichi nen ni ichi do shika konai
Sono hi denakya
Imi no nai koto mo aru no
Konayuki o uketomete
Kaze ni naru waagen
Dare yori mo anata dake ni
Yokatta
Ichi nen ni ichi do shika konai
Sono hi da kara
Kokoro kara anata dake ni
Yokatta
Ichi nen ni ichi do shika konai
Sono waagen
Dare yori mo anata dake ni
Yokatta
Ichi nen ni ichi do shika konai sono hi da kara
arigato
Arigatoooo❤
Dad why is my sister's name rose?
because your mother loves roses.
thanks dad
no problem [AMV] SUPER RISER! 「Do You Remember Love?」
Agreed
If you don't do this I will be severely dissapointed
Wait I don't get it but want to understand
Top tier comment
@@Legendary2295 the mom named her daughter rose because she likes roses. The dad named his son the name of this song because the dad loves this song.
thank you amber
I thanked her for you
hello there
hi tuv :o
thank you amber
Oh hello tuv
The anime is called Super Dimension Fortress Macross
You’re welcome everyone who didnt ask
thank you random stranger, you have a great day now, you´ve earned it.
@@golagiswatchingyou2966 this is particulas is the movie macross do you remenber love is lik a remix and to me is better than the series and the series already was fucking good
Thx bruv
@@jeffharrison6059 ooh i didnt know that
didnt ask because i was to busy searching for the name THANK YOU :D
In my opinion, this song epitomizes the genre of Future Funk. Absolute, undeniable classic. ❤️
Hell yeah it does. To me its such a classic that since I found it in my junior year of highschool till I graduated and even to now its my favorite! When I graduated I got in my car, rolled the windows down and put this on full blast "ITS OVER! IM FREEEEEEEE!!!!" Absolute and undeniable banger indeed.
Future Funk forever
Forever Future Funk ✨
will always be a future funk fan. Forever ❤
Welcome back
This is obviously not your first time
@Rafa Towers three hundred fifty twoth?
@@sa-hq8jk mana said what he said
17th on my first day of finding this masterpiece
Now ima say 50+ day 2
The backgrounds in these kinds of anime, never fail to impress me. It must have taken many a long hours and nights to draw all this stuff.
I know nothing about this song, the anime, or this girl but she looks so genuinely happy in that wedding dress it breaks my heart.
Most of the clips are from Macross: Do You Remember Love?, which was the high budget movie version of Super Dimension Fortress Macross (which older folks in the West might know as season 1 of Robotech). It was actually created by one of the guys who designed Optimus Prime, and a lot of its mecha designs would influence that of Battletech/Mech Warrior (to the point where it actually led to a lawsuit).
Ikr? Nowadays it's so rare to see a couple *TRULY* in love with each other, to the point they are so happy being around each other. All i see and hear nowadays are failing marriages and divorces...
@@artemis1993 to be fair, Hikaru and Minmei don’t even end up together in the end…
@@Numaria828 Ironically, I think Macross popularized a lot of love triangles in Japanese media.
@@cordyceps182 I wouldn’t doubt it! As an aside, I’ve always found it interesting how Hikaru and Minmei’s relationship is the most glamorized and “iconic” of SDF Macross, despite Hikaru ultimately ending up with Misa.
That awkward moment you realize this is sampled from a Christmas song.
whats the sample
K00L KIDZ Cheri Ito Merry Christmas
What Christmas
Okuyasu POGGERS
The video is not even remotely relevant to the song. The song itself is ito chieri - merry christmas
粉雪を待ちなから過ぎてゆく一日
A day has spent for waiting for powdery snow
(konayukiwo machinakara sugiteyuku ichinichi)
誰よりも貴方といて良かった
It is lucky to be with you, more than others
(dareyorimo anatatoite yokatta)
明日から直ぐ何か変わるわけないけど
I know nothing can be changed from just tomorrow
(asitakara sugunanika kawaruwake naikedo)
祈りたいような Holy night
Holy night that i want to make wishes
(inoritai youna holy night)
粉雪を待ちなから過ぎてゆく一日
A day has spent for waiting for powdery snow
(konayukiwo machinakara sugiteyuku ichinichi)
誰よりも貴方といて良かった
It is lucky to be with you, more than others
(dareyorimo anatatoite yokatta)
明日から直ぐ何か変わるわけないけど
I know nothing can be changed from just tomorrow
(asitakara sugunanika kawaruwake naikedo)
祈りたいような Holy night
Holy night that i want to make wishes
(inoritai youna holy night)
ねえ、チェンを積んで
Hey, let's load up a chain and
(nee, chienwo tsunde)
大きなモミの木探しに行こうよ
go for a big fir tree
(ookina mominoki sagasini ikouyo)
もう 諦めてね、私のために断ったパーティー
Plz give up a party turned down for me
(mo akirametene watasinotameni kotowatta party)
好きと囁いてくれた貴方なのに
You whispered to me "i like you"
(sukito sasayaidekureta anatananoni)
この頃冷たいのね
But nowdays you're cold to me
(konogoro tsumetainone)
粉雪を待ちなから走らせるワーゲン
A wagen is dashing while waiting for powdery snow
(konayukiwo machinakara hasiraseru wagen)
カセットには今日のための 良かった
"It went well" flows from a cassette
(casettoniwa kyounotameno yokatta)
一年に一度しか来ないその日でなきゃ
Because it is a only day once a year
(Ichinenni ichidosika konaisono hidenakya)
意味の無いこともある night
There is a night with sth even has no meaning
(Iminonai kotomo aru night)
粉雪を待ちなかすぎて行くワーゲン
A wagen is dashing while waiting for powdery snow
(konayukiwo machinakara hasiraseru wagen)
カセットには今日のための 良かった
"It went well" flows from a cassette
(casettoniwa kyounotameno yokatta)
一年に一度しか来ないその日でなきゃ
There is sth only has meaning on
(Ichinenni ichidosika konaisono hidenakya)
意味の無いこともあるの
a day comes once a year
(Iminonai kotomo aruno)
粉雪を受けとめて風になるワーゲン
A bagen is being wind, getting snowed on
(konayukiwo uketomete kazeninaru wagen)
誰よりも貴方だけに 良かった
To you, more than others "it went well"
(dareyorimo anatadakeni yokatta)
一年に一度しか来ないその日だから
Because it is a only day comes once a year
(ichinenni ichidosika konaisono hidakara)
心から貴方だけに 良かった
Truly from the heart, "it went well"
(kokorokara anatadakeni yokatta)
一年に一度しか来ないそのワーゲン
A bagen comes only once a year
(ichinenni ichidosika konaisono wagen)
誰よりも貴方だけに 良かった
To you, more than others "it went well"
(dareyorimo anatadakeni yokatta)
Thanks man!!
this needs to be pinned
"YOKATAA"🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I love this wormhole that I have fallen into. It started with plastic love.
Edit: oh my God! Thank you for all the likes and comments 😊
same!!
Same !
DUDE SAME
Welcome home ❤
welcome to the club bru
Bro 80s Japan is too amazing
old school anime`s always gave that emotional excitement.
Same sentiment as well.
Older anime just has the vibe and soul of its time when it came out and are time capsules that have made it through time to be appreciated like well aged wine
That made me cry in the best way. I can't tell you how amazing this show was. the music was so important and the emotions everyone had just imprinted on me as a kid growing up. I didn't know what the 80's were, but Macross told me all there was to know :)
I hope it comes back someday. Someone cool always used to say "The carnival comes and goes, if you wait for a while, it'll always come back to you.
The raw happiness and power exuded from this video is immaculate. The silent beginning with a sudden rise in volume and tone gave me literal chills. I wish there were more music videos like this.
For me, that transition scared the crap outta me 💩
3:53 that smile is so heartwarming.
2:11 with the wedding dresses, and the genuine feeling of happiness. Beautiful
this song makes me want to live
The world is better because people like you are in it.
Not only did I immediately get into heaven. I experienced true gold,
Anime has an incredible impact.
You really, REALLY, can't get anime like this anymore. The closest thing we had to an original, handrawn, anime was Redline. And that was utterly spectacular, but it nearly killed Madhouse.
4 years later and RUclips formula finally blessed me with this song, What a time to be alive 2019.
Hearing this song with a headphone just feels different man
Ik😩
it's the best way to jam
with hard bass it's unworldly
with headphones is amazing
This song appeared every time Kyousuke Kasuga realised how important Ayukawa Madoka was to him.
I watched all the episodes including the OVA + movies with Corona!
It was sometimes hard because of Hikaru, but in the end it was a great memory that I will never forget and every time I listen to this soundtrack I remember the best moments of this series.
Now i am 29 Years from germany but I envy the children who grew up with this series.
So I just woke from a nap and stumbled on this video. I feel so awake and energized now. This is just awesome!
Mattview72 Thats how exactly I found this too!
I love this type of old anime aesthetic of intergalactic battles occuring at the same time as futuristic city-pop idol concerts
The level of detail in this animation is breathtaking.
Christmas is near , and I can finally play it at the family party, lol I have been waiting for this
Merry Christmas, hope they'll appreciate this banger
They just don't make them like this anymore. Brings back so many good memories. Love the video.
Back again in Christmas time cause this is still a banger 😄
Same
Ik its literally xmass ong
Literally come back to this atleast 3 times a day every single day 😭
No doubt
Te recomiendo el anime de la Gokudolls
@@jesusalbertohernandezbaruc3465 okkkk dejame traducirlo pq parede que no sabe español
I recommend u the anime of the Gokudolls
As somebody who has never watched old anime before... damn this is absolutely stunning
You should watch the movie! It’s probably my favorite anime of all time.
Sample: Chieri ito - Merry Christmas (from albam “HELLO” 1987)
Thanks.
Thank you...! My god, I've been looki g for the sample song
Sample? This is literally just the original with a different pitch. No work really went in to this
@@fancyguyy I’m pretty sure you got no clue about music production if you’re saying this is just some nightcore that
@@AVerySexuallyDeviantOrange yes i dont have that much knowledge about music production but go listen to the original. Anyone should be able to tell there’s almost no difference. You cant juts copy a song and say its yours.
honestly i adore the old style of anime. This style. the cel anime style just makes me feel happy. I feel like its better at expressing human emotions and all that. It makes me feel so much.
0:11 just gonna leave the best part here
Animation at 2:05 Getting that holographic look in this style is blowing my mind
This is why Macross was such a great anime, just look at that beautiful animation.
Proof that visuals DO make a difference. This clip makes the music feel much more nostalgic
The animation is so gorgeous, so much talent, time and skill went into these drawings and it shows.
Gigguk's "Best Anime of the Season" music
YES FINALLY SOMEONE WHO FIUD THIS FROM GIGGUK
(☞ﾟ∀ﾟ)☞
lmaoooo i did a lot of searching for this and to only accidentally click on it
I was looking for this a comment that mentioned Gigguk lol. Awesome song I found randomly, but right at the start I’m like, this is the Gigguk intro!
Finally someone.....
i'm not crying, you're crying
WE’RE crying
@@AHMADASHKANANI2 kinda communistic
holy shit after 3 weeks of searching I finally found what my friend played that one rime.
Coulda just asked
Craig Anderson do you know the songs name?
L. P. I’m also trying to find it, dang
Man this brings me back... Certified Classic! I love the song and the movie. Pure joy!!
this song makes me want to take five years of formal dance classes just to bust the hardest move in existence to the opening chords alone
1980: Queremos viajar al futuro.
2020: Queremos viajar a los 80's.
Conclusión: Los 80's nunca pasarán de moda.
#VolviendoALos80s 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴👍
Hay que crear el futuro que los 80's querían tener.
I don’t know how but I understand this and don’t understand this at the same time
Los 80's fueron los mejores tiempos ♥️💥
No estuve en los ochenta porque tengo 18 pero si fue demasiado bueno para traer esto jaja
@@Mua_di Gran idea, compadre
After 6 years since I have discovered this amazing song, I just found out that the lyrics were about Christmas. Fascinating how this song had this winter vibe to me, even without knowing the lyrics. Guess vibes really do transcend language barriers.
Name of the song?
@@blazeofglory4893 nanidato super rising do you remember love but the original is merry christmas by chieri ito
this is such a throwback omg very happy to find this again
Can’t believe it’s been 6 years!!! Now I’m a senior this year and WOW time really does fly… No regrets listening to this masterpiece
WHY IS THIS SONG NOT ON SPOTIFY?!
AHHHHHHHHH
It is!!! It took me ages to find the original but I finally found it thanks to some research and some other RUclips commenters on a separate video!! The singers name is written in Japanese which is why it’s difficult to find. Here’s the Spotify link open.spotify.com/track/2ulPg292yYyQMHAMc5pbUh?si=yOOXvT95RsKjNo6Mx3vQEA
@@neptoon928 your a fucking real one for this
@@neptoon928 I LOVE YOUUUU
@@neptoon928 dude I was searching for so long you absolutely legend!
@@neptoon928 Dude you are amaaaaaazinggggg. Thank you so much for sharing this.
I still the VHS of this series!! Damn the memories!!
what is it called?
@@jeffreyhuether3182 Super Dimension Fortress Macross:)
70-80's anime is timeless and so gorgeous
today I discovered City pop Japanese . I just have almost cried and screamed that it was beautiful before in the eighties. I have nostalgia. I think at my grand-father died Vittorio in France. Together with my parents and my sister, we ate meat and pasta at the tomato sauce watching "Starky&Hutch" at TV. But Past is Past.
Welcome to the party! City Pop is beautiful and lovely! Here is one of my current favorites! ruclips.net/video/18IXBwxqHho/видео.html
Bienvenue, la city pop sauve mes journées ❤
old school anime had real souls and life
Amen
You can watch this video 10,000,000 times, but "One! TWO!" always hits like the first time.
80s City Pop is a magical yet enigmatic part of Japanese music history. It's old school yet still relevant today as if it never really aged and I love every part of it.
Simplemente genial, great song 😊
City pop beautiful😊
The only Christmas song i listen to year-round.
So true!
The older stuff has so much more texture and style. Also killer musical numbers.
Konayuki o machinagara
Sugite yuku ichi nichi
Dare yori mo anata toite
Yokatta!!
Ashita kara sugu nanika
Kawaru wake naikedo
Inoritai yōna
Holy Night!
Nē chēn o tsunde
Okina mominoki
Sagashi ni ikou yo
Mō akiramete ne
Watashi no tame ni
Kotowatta pātī
Suki to sasayaite kureta
Anatananoni konogoro kudetai no ne
Konayuki o machinagara
hashiraseru wāgen
kasetto ni wa kyō no tame no
yokatta!
Ichi nen ni ichi do Shika
konai sonohidenakya
imi no nai koto mo aru no
Konayuki o uketomete kaze ni naru wāgen
dare yori mo anata dake ni
yokatta!
Ichi nen ni ichi do Shika
konai sonohidenakya
kokorokara anata dake ni
yokatta!
What is the song name? I couldn't find the lyrics
@@alexishrdz3791 chieri ito - merry christmas
found my newest karaoke
the lyrics are off, you read 一日 wrong
@@volgenaut1318 correct it
3:48 >>> I was able to catch the Budweiser "subliminal product placement" when I was a kid.
I thought I'd seen something weird so I played it again frame-by-frame on the VHS to read it
(on YT you can pause and use the "coma" and "period" keys).
As an adult, I realize now how the subliminal message had a terrible effect on me.
I can't drink.
Every time I think about having a beer, images of war flash before my eyes.
My friends and family mock me because I only drink soda,
and when I see one of them holding a Bud, I start shaking.
I've become a raging non-alcoholic.
Thank you very much, Macross.
Imagine if Anime was just like this until now, imagine the colors
hear me out
old anime artstyle
new anime quality