Kuro-chan Drawing/Yu Saiga (C) Maijitsu
On December 14, it was announced that the three-member idol group “Somewhere in Tokyo” will debut from the popular project “MONSTER LOVE” in “Wednesday Downtown” (TBS series).
However, viewers who heard the song continued to point out that it was a rip-off.
“MONSTER LOVE” is a project in which Kuro-chan from the comedy trio “Yasuda Dai Circus” is seriously looking for a girl among nine women.
In the previous broadcast, it was revealed that the women who participated by lying about liking Kuro-chan were facing idol auditions at the same time.
In the 14th broadcast, the details of the setting were revealed and the debut of Miku, Mina and Richi was decided.
Kuro-chan, who knew the setting, became the producer, named the group “Somewhere in Tokyo”, and was tasked with writing lyrics for the debut song “Cookie”.
The MV, uploaded post-air, surpassed 310,000 views in about 16 hours of its release, and quickly climbed to #2 on the charts.
“Isn’t this really Kuro?”
“The three of us who happened to stay in the group for a long time became a hot topic because of the amazing groovy feel of the overlapping singing voices. On the Internet, people said, “I really like the three of us singing voices from us put together” and “Each person’s voice is unique and well balanced.” has a reputation for
However, on the other hand, there seem to be a lot of people who are familiar with the song. No wonder, this song pairs perfectly with American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift’s “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.”
It’s a familiar song from the soundtrack of the romantic documentary show ‘Terrace House.'” (Entertainment Author)
Indeed, on the Internet
“It’s almost like Taylor Swift’s We’ll Never Get Back Together. Smile”
“This reminds me of a Taylor song.”
《Cookie, similar to Terrace House music》
《I thought she would sing the Japanese version of Taylor Swift. 》
《Is Monster Love OP your debut song?》 I thought it was Taylor’s song, but everyone thought the same thing lol
And so on.
“Water Dow” used “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” in the “Monster House” project which paid homage to “Terrace House” in 2018.
What is the truth behind this hype?
[Voglio leggerlo insieme]
