Oliver is racist for making Japanese sing a song in English. Asian can see through the conceited temper of the British in it, whose first language is English.
Imagine saying that someone is racist because japanese sing in english just in the Chorus. Oh also oliver asked to Babymetal to add Japan lyrics in the song and they did that. So get out pls btch
@@h15h18 you are trolling me ? It's Babymetal who wanted english lyrics and oliver wasnt ok for the verse and ask to babymetal to sing in their langage so in FUCKING JAPANESE
@@airboy6433 Why did Japanese artists have to sing most of their collaboration parts in English? Oliver, who approached the collaboration, should have requested that all the lyrics be in Japanese in order to make the most of Su-metal's singing voice. The identity of Oliver, an arrogant racist, appears in the area where it is made sung in English as a matter of course.
@@airboy6433 Baby Metal collaborated with F.HERO from Thailand on this song, "PA PA YA," a nice collaboration that is more than just a topic of conversation, but a respect for each other. The Thai rap is fun too. In a music industry where colonialism and racism rule, English collaboration is a cancer, I hope BABYMETAL will continue to collaborate in languages other than English with a sense of cross-cultural exchange.
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Oliver's growl sounds nothing more than a drunken guy's vomit voice.
Oliver is racist for making Japanese sing a song in English. Asian can see through the conceited temper of the British in it, whose first language is English.
What are you smoking
Imagine saying that someone is racist because japanese sing in english just in the Chorus. Oh also oliver asked to Babymetal to add Japan lyrics in the song and they did that. So get out pls btch
@@h15h18 you are trolling me ? It's Babymetal who wanted english lyrics and oliver wasnt ok for the verse and ask to babymetal to sing in their langage so in FUCKING JAPANESE
@@airboy6433 Why did Japanese artists have to sing most of their collaboration parts in English? Oliver, who approached the collaboration, should have requested that all the lyrics be in Japanese in order to make the most of Su-metal's singing voice. The identity of Oliver, an arrogant racist, appears in the area where it is made sung in English as a matter of course.
@@airboy6433 Baby Metal collaborated with F.HERO from Thailand on this song, "PA PA YA," a nice collaboration that is more than just a topic of conversation, but a respect for each other. The Thai rap is fun too. In a music industry where colonialism and racism rule, English collaboration is a cancer, I hope BABYMETAL will continue to collaborate in languages other than English with a sense of cross-cultural exchange.