It is and so is ChikuTaku, but their lyrics really become bittersweet after the fact.I logged in just to say, Astrogirl is a punch in the gut, Kiara. But, thanks. He's actually quite a happy song.
The complex emotions of a happy song with deeper context are always interesting. It's not something easy to replicate because it's the context that deepens it.It is and so is ChikuTaku, but their lyrics really become bittersweet after the fact.
Oh, that's Iroha on the right, that makes sense. It's someone's head in a side angle shot, but I don't know the official images super well.I spot:
Reine - Moona - Risu - Nerissa - Iroha
Bottom row I cant see shit
I still find it hilarious that Kiss Me is the one song from that era that survived into popular consciousness. Okay, it was actually a bigger hit than I thought. Global top 10 in 1998 plus basically invented the Taylor Swift genre. It's always been catchy, but, yeah, wild that.
Haha.I had no idea what you were talking about, so I looked up a song called Kiss Me from 1998, found one from a group called Sixpence None the Richer, still not ringing any bells, listen to it, and holy shit I haven't heard this in... 26 years please kill me.
The song itself, especially seeing the members in the video, is so proto-indie pop and demonstrative of the weakest part of the late-90s it hurts. These kinds of people sucked back then, but now I hate them.
So yeah, thanks for that.
Haha.
It's a well constructed sappy, safe teenage romance song with a catchy lullaby cadence. Versions of that consistently get popular, it's just Kiss Me has some massive endurance. Mostly because it's exactly what Taylor Swift would spend a decade producing before her songs mostly became about terrible breakups. Probably shouldn't be missed that these things are related.