The music video in my opinion is about sexual assault in the Japanese school system. Very often teachers will sexually assault a student and blame it on their “bad behavior”. The dancing girls are meant to represent the “bad behavior” being a distraction to the problem at hand. Notice whenever you watch the video you mainly pay attention to the girls dancing while the problem is in the background
I feel like it's not mockery towards her rather it's towards the teacher, she doesn't directly touch/motion towards the girl it's more towards the man. I think they're the victims as well, I don't know directly what they're saying but the part where she's punching the other girl in the stomach kinda hints at the man abused them and they either grew up, killed themselves or he beat them into submission to the point where they were scared to leave him
@@gnat6450 ah no, actually it's not like that at all. it's about a love between teacher and student while the teacher knows it's wrong he still won't give up the girl, however the girl wants to give up. the song is talking about how the love like this is both wrong and right and how the girl is suffering from it, because she wants to make excuses such as being naive but in the end even she knows it's wrong so she keeps on blaming the teacher for clearly being the adult in the relationship. and it was made clear the teacher never forced himself on her other than not giving up on loving her.
Wrong! In Japan often female student victims are blamed and are told to stay quiet since it’s there own fault for getting gr**med since they were “misbehaving” so the girls dancing are showing that even do there misbehaving the teacher isn’t doing anything to them.
In all honesty I used to get so creeped out whenever I saw a movie with romance between student and teacher . They keep thinking they will fight for love and make bullshit up to justify their behaviour but it is wrong and more on the part of adult teacher.
Maybe I'm imagining things, but that gesture at 2:47 actually symbolizes "love" between a student and a teacher from my point of view. It's not pure and soft, but rather something perverted and sexualised, especially from the teacher's side.
That tomboy girl with the deep voice makes all of the difference. Her attitude and presence in every song, and her contrasting 3 members, really differentiate themselves apart from all of these other bland idol groups. I don't understand a single thing, but I'm just here to watch that tomboy occupy ALL of the space.
My interpretation of Koi Geba: I think Koi Geba's initial message of the song is kinda.. mixed? Atarashii Gakko clearly implied in the lyrics that "you're a teacher, so why don't you teach me that what's wrong is wrong? I dont have an idea about what bad things are, I want to learn, I want to be a student". but then the song is like "Revolt" for love. it may be confusing but the music video might give a context In the middle of the video, after the teacher-student couple dated for a while secretly, the girl student tried to escape from him. The teacher, however, goes after her. In the end, it is shown that they're together again. Possibly, the girl's request of "teach me that this is wrong" was never granted, and she ended up falling for the teacher (Even if it is wrong). The lyrics implied that their relationship is all about flowers, fun, beauty, not showing the ugly and wrong parts of it. This is why the girl probably ended up thinking like "Revolt, revolt, Love! revolt!" because she thinks it their love is merely a taboo topic but it is not wrong, so she will fight for it (because no one taught her that it is wrong, when her teacher/the guy was supposed to). It seems like Suzuka keeps trying to warn the student, but seems like she's invisible. So in the end, she fell to the floor (She gave up trying/she's tired?) Could be wrong, but it's fun to think about it
Ikenai koto wa ikenai to Nande oshiete kurenai no Benkyou shitai watashi, watashi joseito [Verse 2] Dame na koto wa dame datte Mada naratte wa imasen yo Benkyou sasete anata, anata sensei [Chorus] Geba geba koi wa haru no arashi Geba geba ame ga asufaruto nurashi Geba geba akai hana o sakashi Kokuru kotoba wa toki ni kotoba wa Geba geba geba koi geba [Verse 3] Dazai ango mo kaita no ni Doushite shitara ikenai no Bungaku shitai watashi hana no joseito Akutagawa mo Souseki mo Minna minna shitatteta Tetsugaku shiteru anata tasogare sensei [Instrumental Break] [Chorus] Geba geba koi wa natsu no arashi Geba geba kaze ga barikeedo yurashi Geba geba dainamaito moyashi Ikite ochiru no ochite ikiru no Geba geba geba koi geba [Instrumental Break] [Chorus] Geba geba koi wa haru no arashi Geba geba aoi haru no hi no arashi Geba geba aoi haru no watashi Kokuhaku shitara hanzai desu ka [Outro] Kokuru kotoba wa toki ni kotoba wa Geba geba geba koi geba
The thumbnail is terrifying that it makes me think that this is one of those unsolved cold cases from the the 1980's Nonetheless the music video is really interesting and underrated in my opinion ✨
@@brians9508 Dog opinion from a hateful person go f yourself keep ur negative attitude away if you don't like it cool then f off none wants to read ur trash attempt at hating.
The thing is that, I tend to see that students getting into relationships with their teachers happens more often than you think. This might symbolize everyone turning a blind eye on p3dopheil4 and or normalize it, especially students. Idk tho, this band literally dances in every vid lolol
In fact they are the students who were the teacher's previous victims who killed themselves in the end out of fear of the repercussions of the scandal. The people don't look at them becouse they are obsessive spirits trying to warn the teacher's next victim.
English Translation If forbidden things, are forbidden, oh why won't you teach me? I wanna study, I do, I do, just a schoolgirl Bad things, those bad things, I still haven't learnt you know Let me study, you are, you are, the teacher Rebel, revolt, love is the storm of spring Rebel, revolt, the rain wets the asphalt Rebel, revolt, the red flowers blooming The words I announce, the words from that time Rebel, rebel, rebel, LOVE , revolt Even though I wrote Dazai and Ango, why doesn't it work for me? Literature, I wanna, a flower schoolgirl Akutagawa and Sōseki, everybody adored them Philosophical, you are, so melancholy, oh teacher Rebel, revolt, love is the summer's storm Rebel, revolt, the wind shaking the barricade Rebel, revolt, the dynamite is burning Do we live and fall? Or do we fall and live? Rebel, rebel, rebel, LOVE, revolt Rebel, revolt, love is the storm of spring Rebel, revolt, the storm of a blue spring day Rebel, revolt, the me from that blueish spring If we confess our love, would it be a crime? The words I announce, the words from that time Rebel, rebel, rebel, LOVE , revolt!
Lyrics : If forbidden things, are forbidden, oh why won't you teach me? I wanna study, I do, I do, just a schoolgirl Bad things, those bad things, I still haven't learnt you know Let me study, you are, you are, the teacher Riot, violence, love is the storm of spring Riot, violence, the rain wets the asphalt Riot, violence, the red flowers blooming The words I announce, the words from that time Riot, riot, riot, LOVE , violence Dazai and dango wrote about this love, but why is it forbidden for me? a schoolgirl blooming like a flower, eager to read litterature Akutagawa and Sōseki, those men averybody adore Just like you teacher, you're a melancholy older man who knows philosophy Riot, violence, love is the summer's storm Riot, violence, the wind shaking the barricade Riot, violence, the dynamite is burning Do we live and fall? Or do we fall and live? Riot, riot, riot, LOVE, violence Riot, violence, love is the storm of spring Riot, violence, the storm of a blue spring day Riot, violence, the me from that blueish spring If we confess our love, would it be a crime? The words I announce, the words from that time Riot, riot, riot LOVE , violence
@shacharlem4424 Yeah, but this song released in March 5-6 2019 and Melanie martinez song teacher pet released in k-12 of September 6 2019, so it's like similar but the months when it released and it's in the same year, 2019 but it in a different month.
Man that's true. I went to a school for atleast 3-4 years. I dropped out because the coach there was..... I'll just say taking underaged boys to a restaurant and some other nasty shit. It's sad how sexual assault/harassment will be in school systems, yet nobody notices until later.
Lyrics/ meaning If forbidden things, are forbidden, oh why won't you teach me? I wanna study, I do, I do, just a schoolgirl Bad things, those bad things, I still haven't learnt you know Let me study, you are, you are, the teacher Rebel, revolt, love is the storm of spring Rebel, revolt, the rain wets the asphalt Rebel, revolt, the red flowers blooming The words I announce, the words from that time Rebel, rebel, rebel, LOVE , revolt Even though I wrote Dazai and Ango, why doesn't it work for me? Literature, I wanna, a flower schoolgirl Akutagawa and Sōseki, everybody adored them Philosophical, you are, so melancholy, oh teacher Rebel, revolt, love is the summer's storm Rebel, revolt, the wind shaking the barricade Rebel, revolt, the dynamite is burning Do we live and fall? Or do we fall and live? Rebel, rebel, rebel, LOVE, revolt Rebel, revolt, love is the storm of spring Rebel, revolt, the storm of a blue spring day Rebel, revolt, the me from that blueish spring If we confess our love, would it be a crime? The words I announce, the words from that time Rebel, rebel, rebel, LOVE , revolt! 1. ゲバ(geba) is defined as "(political) violence; violent tactics used by political radicals" but that is a bit long and since the song is about a highschool girl's relationship with a teacher I think rebel/revolt work well instead. 2. Dazai, Ango, Akutagawa and Sōseki are all classic Japanese writers who are well known and studied (all deceased)
there's an anime out there with those 4 authors, 2 actually pretty good if you ask me. the more popular ones in the one i mostly watch is Dazai and Akutagawa, Soseki and Ango are lesser known. the anime i watch more also introduces english and french authors. learnt i like Edgar Allan Poe's works All in a setting in which they fight for something
@@heatherchandlerr they're dead, they were all born around the early 1900's. Some (i think two as far as i know) have committed suicide before or during the 1950's. specifically Dazai and Akutagawa have done that.
3:46 while the teacher can see her before the hug, she has a smiling face, after he can't see her it's a scary face. I love every detail of this audiovisual work. masterpiece 10/10
I love the theories about the girls being ghost, past victims, and others so i’d like to share mine. I feel as though instead of helping the girl get away, they’re terrorizing the teacher with guilt, they are his emotions. The girl with the glasses obviously being the guilt, the short haired girl is the emptiness he feels without her, the long haired girl is his love for the student, the girl in the ponytail is his lust. Seeing the girl with glasses and the long haired one punch each other is signaling to the guy he feels guilty knowing what he’s done, yet his “love” hits back, but not as hard. In one of the elevator scenes the lead places her hand on his shoulder, almost as if he has a secret; Their love is wrong. and they only appear in/when they have been to that place, leaving memories. and when she has her hands in a heart and likes them, its giving the impression of he “tainted” her or her heart. Very lovely video and song, I love it lots and really had fun with this theory
im surprised your comment doesn't have that many likes and replies since it seems like such an original and very good theory this types of comment should really get some more representations
i was thinking similarly! But i think the girl with long hair could be the lust since the glasses girl is punching the long hair girl around 3:05 ish and when the LHG punches back they all start dancing (symbolizing the love is back again even though the guilt almost "knocked them down") and the teacher hugs the girl (might just be me but that hug was a lust hug and not a loving hug, can't explain but it just is) also, the love in the relationship seems to be fading before the punch scene, especially bc GG licked the heart (symbolizing lust) and started freaking out (the guilt for the lust) edit: i just looked it up and the kanji on the blackboard means "supplementary lessons" (hoshuu)
A non-hypersexualized girls band... I really hope it grows in popularity. Not only the music sounds good, but it also shows that heck, you don't have to match what is supposedly the most sexually attractive to get on the scene. Tbh, watching hypersexualized bands could end up being sad... No matter if the music matches my tastes, I can't really enjoy it plenty while thinking that these people probably made decisions they would have wished to not take, only for popularity, and now they are stuck with that...
and how do you know there girl aren’t being forced to be a “ non-sexual girl band”. It goes both ways so do you actually care or do you just want things to fit in your own small minded narrative
@@synthesin bro that's so dumb lots of girl bands are forced to sexualize themselves for fame because unfortunately sex sells and not every person wants to be serialized and if they did I'm sure they can make that choice
@@synthesin Well I guess as an human being, when something gets too common, I kinda enjoy seeing that something different tries to make its own way as well, despite not matching the meta... At the end, I don't really want this to be like that, and that to be like this, I probably just enjoy "eating spinach after 1 week of spaghetti", and vice versa... But then, if I I know spinach were coming from an illegal slave industry, I'd think about that before feeding my need of change... Though as you say, I admit I didn't really think about what if they were forced as well to match that style, and I'll keep that in mind... I was more about "Great, they don't have to force themselves to act like someones who're 'perfect', which would quite probably not match what they truly are, and likely result into mental issues" But at the end, being forced to be "just what you normaly are" instead of an holy idol still sounds more acceptable to them... Well... in fact, popularity amplifies the fear to be hated, or even abandoned (well I guess, I never went viral lol), so maybe the artists could end up forcing themselves against their own will... That's another story then...
@@Flower-gt2hw yea ik that but their are many women in the music industry that like to express their sex appeal like many males but the reaction is always different. Males are praised while women are slut shamed and degraded or ppl assume they were forced, and they’ll only be good and valued if they’re not sexual. not say op thinks this way but it’s so tiring seeing female artist go through this
@@shlubshlubbweh3515 I totally get you and sorry for coming so harsh,, it’s just that when female are expressing their sex appeal ppl discredit their talent and say it’s only bc of that and only praise them if they’re ‘modest’. Yet male artist get love when being sexual it’s so tiring you know
It's crazy to me that the more I learn about Japanese culture and what it's actually like to be a Japanese citizen, the more the art there sounds like a beautiful yet tragic cry for help.
It's not "Give up". The title of the song is 恋ゲバ (koigeba) Koi meaning love and Geba being shortened from the German word "Gewalt" meaning violence. (ゲバルと(Gebaruto)= Gewalt) So "Love Violence" would be the direct translation. Puts things a little into perspective I think.
geba in japanese means (political) violence and you are right about the etymology. I also found that Gebaruto is "violence", and was used in reference to Japanese leftist student activism of the 50s and 60s
Learning what I did about the artist who helped write this song and how they often like to do play on words with lyrics, I feel that “geba” /is/ being used that way here too, in that it sounds kinda like “give up.”
(I’m Japanese) i found out the lyrics writer is Temma Matsunaga from the Japanese band Urbangarde! My best favorite!! Temma Matsunaga is one of the best contemporary poet in Japan, and he writes poems and lyrics by all kinds of Japanese subculture reference, and it’s still beautifully rhymed and deep. Majority of Matsunaga’s work is about Japanese teenage girl (Shōjo 少女)’s sensitivity in her adolescence. He wrote several songs about Japanese school girl who’s in love with her teacher. I’ll write down my opinion on lyrics as Temma Matsunaga fan’s perspective: I’ve always thought the title Koi Geba (恋ゲバ) came from the word Zeni Geba (銭ゲバ) which means the person who’s obsessed with money. (Zeni Geba 銭ゲバ is coinage made by the Japanese subculture manga artist George Akiyama.) So I think Koi Geba means the person who’s obsessed with love. (Koi=恋, means love, romantic relationship, or Eros) As other comments explain, Geba ゲバ is short for German word Gewalt ゲバルト. It’s the word used for left winger’s protest movement in the 1960s Japan, which Japanese left wingers fought against injustice of authority in the university and the government. Matsunaga often use Japanese left wingers cultural reference on his music, so I’m sure he meant the revolt against/of love in this song. Matsunaga also likes to play words that sound like English, so I think he implied “give up this love” too. Matsunaga’s band Urbangarde has great lyrics and musical sense too, so check it out if anyone likes this song’s lyrics. Urbangarde and AG collaborated on the song Shojo Gannen (少女元年), too.
@@JustsomeSpaceG1 it is quite clearly about the taboo of a romantic relationship between a student and the teacher. And you can see by the lyrics, the student is aware of the grooming and tries to ask the teacher why don't they stop this relationship because it's wrong and because the teacher is supposed to teach students on right or wrong
@@hat7475 @Hat ■Main Meaning■ No maybe you mistaken a bit, Here there are trying to protect other schoolgirls or trying to spread awareness and messege about the relationship between a teacher and student. Mainly about the Sexual Assualt happen with lot of girls so the song trying to aware them about this. This song ans video also show how the dancing girls trying to protect girls and also saying to Give up on this relationship and also saying "Geba" to protest against this problem. They saying protest coz everytime girl is blamed and video girls asking em to revolt against this and this stuff and also as the Main comment tells you about the writer and stuff. One more thing you will notice now that when you watch video you just girls dancing and not the actual behind happening!! It's made like that coz people don't see real problem and its just really infront of us so why to just see stand against it or aware other girls abour it. That's what video and song wants to aware. And here they are not talking about taboo or teacher-student relationship is wrong or bad, instead they are clearly trying to potray the stuff that can happen or happening with other girls and this video is just making them aware about this. [Lot to tell tho but for now only this much xD]
Also, Maybe you know this that Teacher-Student relationship is forbidden in Japaneae school! Like a very strict rule so they are also taking students questions.. Like why??(students que) and telling them how the ship is actually and not like you see as a "Love" and trying to experience them about this all actual relationship from where they can be happy to when the girl really want to just get out of it but can't. Lot to tell about this song but I will if you want~
I appreciate how Atarahii Gakko! uses very natural vocals, as opposed to the (in my opinion) unnaturally high pitched vocals that seem to be popular for many Japanese girl pop groups.
@@DRPenha Ther're clearly Adults but there are lots of Schoolkids trying to launch Careers. ANother famous Suzuka formed her current Group when she was 13, detached from the Main Group when she was 16 and graduated from School. It was not her first Group. It seems in Japan all this starts at a young Age.
i know a little japanese, so for any non japanese speakers, this song is indeed about teacher/student relationships. from the japanese that i do know, it’s about the student and other past victims, want to know why this relationship is so forbidden. almost in a mocking tone like they already know. References to authors are also here, such as Ryūnosuke Akutagawa and Sōseki Natsume; Implying the teachers specializes in literature/humanities (credits to Idil A for this) please correct me if im wrong, i’ve been taking a break from studying japanese cause i wanna work on german and (maybe) scots. その時でさえ、日本語は本当に美しい言語だ、この歌も好きだ！
Names mentioned aren't past victims, they are names of the famous authors implying that the teacher in question is a literature or at least humanities teacher.
This song is a Japanese reply to “the Police’s Don’t Stand so close to me” from the students point of view instead of the teachers…. Wow, good Job Ladies!
I heard a theory about this specific song a while ago that the dancing girls were trying to warn the girl falling in love with the teacher. It was theorized that they were basically his former victims and had been manipulated by him, so they were desperately trying to protect her throughout the music vid. I really like this theory because it adds a whole other layer to the video and everything reads differently (ex: when the girl tries to pull away from the teacher and run but he chases her down, when lead singer appears more frantic in the elevator towards the end ). Altogether one of my favorite theories I’ve heard for a general song :)) edit: look at the replies!! user ifuckedurmom (lol) pretty much summed it up
Yk the dance thingy when they girl grab the other girl hair? It look like what the teacher could do to the victim when whatever happened they got pregnant? The teacher beats them to death?or/and to get rid of the baby?iykyk🥲
LYRICS:::: Ikenai koto wa ikenai to nande oshiete kurenai no1 Benkyou shitai watashi watashi onna seito Dame na koto wa dame datte mada naratte wa imasen yo Benkyou sasete anata anata sensei Geba geba koi wa haru no arashi Geba geba ame ga asufaruto nurashi Geba geba akai hana o sakashi Kokuru kotoba wa toki ni kotoba wa Geba geba geba koi geba Dazai Ango mo kaita noni doushite shitaraikenai no Bungaku shitai watashi hana no jo seito Akutagawa mo Souseki mo minna minna shitatteta Tetsugaku shiteru anata tasogare sensei Geba geba koi wa natsu no arashi Geba geba kaze ga barikedo yurashi Geba geba dainamaito moyashi Ikite ochiru no ochite ikiru no Geba geba geba koi geba Geba geba koi wa haru no arashi Geba geba aoi haru no hi no arashi Geba geba aoi haru no watashi Kokuhaku shitara hanzai desu ka Kokuru kotoba wa toki ni kotoba wa Geba geba geba koi geba
I know censoring eyes in japan are for privacy, but almost all censored thing in japan makes it more suspicious that makes me want to see the real one. If it is not censored I will just "meh" lol
@@krabbypatty1502 yeah i got that part but i was wondering if there was one specific irl scandal that inspired it. like hannibal lecter was inspired by instances of murderers who ate their victims.
with the theory of the girls being the teacher's past victims, the scene where Suzuka is pretending to hit Kannon in her tummy, i feel like thats a representation of Suzuka pretending to be the teacher and Kannon being one of the victims that was impregnated by him. He might have forced her to get an abortion or some way to get rid of the baby so that no one would find out and he wouldn't lose his job, bc its illegal yknow. She, however, hit Suzuka, maybe a representation of pushing the man away since she had already learned what's wrong is wrong and is now trying to warn the current victim with the other girls. i may be completely wrong but this is how i first saw it!!!!
I’m not sure if anyone else noticed but at 3:30 in the back ground you can see the hotel sunreon witch is a adult hotel in shibuya, and the fact that the sensei and the student are outside it gives me the vibe that he is trying to take her in, or has already Also at 3:01 I’m not sure if I’m right but you can see her mouth, what I believe to be, “ taskette “ Wich means “ help “, do by any means correct me if I’m wrong Ok, anyone else getting really confused because you can hear little bits of Japanese that you know and then your just like “ wait what? “ it keeps happening 🤧
@@jimmybobbyjoe take the context and it’ll narrow it down, also I’ve spent a good few years on lip reading, so I would hope I know what I’m talking about, lol, but you are correct, it was just a guess anyway, aha
Just look at Michael Jackson. He made songs about murder, abortion, defamation, blackmailing, child abuse, false accusations, etc. into worldwide hits.
3:07 i think Suzuka punching Kanon in the dance while the teacher and student are in the background shows that schools only pay attention to physical abuse/bad behaviour rather than sexual abuse. (as AG! in the MV are portrayed as distractions from the sexual abuse amongst the couple in the background)
Don't you hate it when the ghost girl and her crew keep following you around as you date your teacher.
They are trying to warn the next victim (OR welcoming the next member of this ghost gang)
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nice pfp bro
You sir made my night really loud from the laugh.
if they are ghosts then that old man at 4:08 can see the ghosts
This is a fucking masterpiece.
indeed.
right
yes.
literally f*ng)))
You are correct
作曲がヒイズミ氏と知って聴きにきたけど、ギターソロもピアノソロもこの今の時代にあまりない雰囲気も良すぎてハマりそう
ダンスかっこよすぎて、見終わった後「すっげぇかっこいい」って変な声で言ってしまった
I can’t speak Japanese, but just the choreography alone delivers the message of the song so well. I love the sound and the meaning
No it’s fucking trash
@@suschad5179 that’s an opinion. You stated it as if it were a fact
@@majime1246 my poo is big
@@suschad5179 Shouldn't you be on UA-cam Kids or playing Fortnite instead of commenting on other people's comments just to be "funny"?
@@aresbosconovich2052 no I just like terrorizing the internet
The music video in my opinion is about sexual assault in the Japanese school system. Very often teachers will sexually assault a student and blame it on their “bad behavior”. The dancing girls are meant to represent the “bad behavior” being a distraction to the problem at hand. Notice whenever you watch the video you mainly pay attention to the girls dancing while the problem is in the background
holy i didn’t even notice
NOW THAT'S SOME GOOD ANALYSING
they call ya mr detective
thats so smart
I missed so much of the choreo because my eyes kept being drawn to the couple...
こういう曲調の新曲出してくれんかなあ
Ya ig
Yes please yes please ٩( ᐛ )و！！！)
I click on this by mistake and it was the best mistake ever-
Comentarios en español XD
他のアーティストになっちゃいますが
松永天馬の提供曲を聞くと幸せになれるかもしれませんね…
今まで知らんかったのがものすごく恥ずかしい。楽曲のクオリティにビビりますし、絶妙に新旧世代の心を揺さぶるメロディーや全体の雰囲気が凄い。
fds nmg te perguntou
it looks like in my opinion the girls are his past victims and they’re mocking her ??
I feel like it's not mockery towards her rather it's towards the teacher, she doesn't directly touch/motion towards the girl it's more towards the man. I think they're the victims as well, I don't know directly what they're saying but the part where she's punching the other girl in the stomach kinda hints at the man abused them and they either grew up, killed themselves or he beat them into submission to the point where they were scared to leave him
@@gnat6450 ah no, actually it's not like that at all. it's about a love between teacher and student while the teacher knows it's wrong he still won't give up the girl, however the girl wants to give up. the song is talking about how the love like this is both wrong and right and how the girl is suffering from it, because she wants to make excuses such as being naive but in the end even she knows it's wrong so she keeps on blaming the teacher for clearly being the adult in the relationship. and it was made clear the teacher never forced himself on her other than not giving up on loving her.
Wrong! In Japan often female student victims are blamed and are told to stay quiet since it’s there own fault for getting gr**med since they were “misbehaving” so the girls dancing are showing that even do there misbehaving the teacher isn’t doing anything to them.
@@klucaii actually this is partially right but wromg at the same time, the original comment was right about the victims.
They are warning her
In all honesty I used to get so creeped out whenever I saw a movie with romance between student and teacher .
They keep thinking they will fight for love and make bullshit up to justify their behaviour but it is wrong and more on the part of adult teacher.
Same tbh.
But this song is probably more on the student's perspective.
this happened at my old high school last week of freshman year and even in middle school… i got so creeped out fast.
Depends
@@Zombina638 depends??
@@maeversailles4609 middle school?? What the hell's an adult doing with a kid from middle school?
Maybe I'm imagining things, but that gesture at 2:47 actually symbolizes "love" between a student and a teacher from my point of view. It's not pure and soft, but rather something perverted and sexualised, especially from the teacher's side.
especially the licking part, that gives it away
I think its just a heart bro
@@iliketoeatroaches1681 eh I understand where they’re coming from, the context of the video points to it yknow
@@alwynangeles9005 looks like a heart to me
Good take
最初聴いた時「せんせい」と「DESIRE」が思い浮かびレトロ感に浸りました。今更ながらハマりまくってます。
Imagine the teacher and the student being like "they think we can't see them?"
LMAO
I thought he profile pic was the Perhaps cow meme
They can't
theyre ghosts
they are ghosts, and the girl in the coat or the one with the man/teacher is his current victim. the other girls are ghosts who were his last victims
That tomboy girl with the deep voice makes all of the difference.
Her attitude and presence in every song, and her contrasting 3 members, really differentiate themselves apart from all of these other bland idol groups.
I don't understand a single thing, but I'm just here to watch that tomboy occupy ALL of the space.
How do you know she’s a tomboy
Suzuka is amazing. They all are. But yeah, she's a helluva front woman.
Tomboy??
She's not tomboy
Rin or Suzuka? And neither of them are tomboys...
it's always the japanese songs with traumatizing meanings that are such bops.
EDIT: holy- how did this comment get so many likes what
Ikr
Exactly 💀
Ikr
*glances at gomen ne gomen ne*
@@SwaggyToms HAHAHAHA
i don't understand japanese but the visuals and dance give me the whole messages, this is just so amazing.
Fr, I have no idea what the songs about but its so appealing
The song is abt the SA in the Japan school system if u can tell the man the student is hugging is her teacher and they have a affair
Student*
@@VixxyVixx oh dang, i think i might have to rethink this song
@@Jaykadoodle yuh and the girls dancing represent her “ Bad behavior “
They're so crazy talented.
They sure have practiced a lot to be that amazing.
@@croissantlg3255 yes brother.. just looking at it is easy but that energy and hard choreography.. Gosh Gosh! Really talented!
@@prempaul2443 yep sheer passion for music and sending a messege.
Glad they’re with 88rising now
They totally deserve international projection.
I think Victor Entertainment probably still has rights in Japan, but 88rising has the rest of the world, international rights.
@@rosefaye5850 Sakanaction from Victor entertainment says hi
Huh what happened?
@@shy.away. they got picked up by a company that distributes and promotes japanese acts in the US
My interpretation of Koi Geba:
I think Koi Geba's initial message of the song is kinda.. mixed? Atarashii Gakko clearly implied in the lyrics that "you're a teacher, so why don't you teach me that what's wrong is wrong? I dont have an idea about what bad things are, I want to learn, I want to be a student".
but then the song is like "Revolt" for love. it may be confusing but the music video might give a context
In the middle of the video, after the teacher-student couple dated for a while secretly, the girl student tried to escape from him. The teacher, however, goes after her. In the end, it is shown that they're together again. Possibly, the girl's request of "teach me that this is wrong" was never granted, and she ended up falling for the teacher (Even if it is wrong). The lyrics implied that their relationship is all about flowers, fun, beauty, not showing the ugly and wrong parts of it. This is why the girl probably ended up thinking like "Revolt, revolt, Love! revolt!" because she thinks it their love is merely a taboo topic but it is not wrong, so she will fight for it (because no one taught her that it is wrong, when her teacher/the guy was supposed to). It seems like Suzuka keeps trying to warn the student, but seems like she's invisible. So in the end, she fell to the floor (She gave up trying/she's tired?)
Could be wrong, but it's fun to think about it
Great theory
The song and the video is an interesting take on grooming!
So he gaslighted her into believing their relationship is fine?
Thanks for this.
Lmao just found this band and love them already. Do they do stuff like this often?
@@u.kw1461 yes! their songs and choreos are bangers check out all their songs!! also theyre all really funny, its hella worth it to get into them
Ikenai koto wa ikenai to
Nande oshiete kurenai no
Benkyou shitai watashi, watashi joseito
[Verse 2]
Dame na koto wa dame datte
Mada naratte wa imasen yo
Benkyou sasete anata, anata sensei
[Chorus]
Geba geba koi wa haru no arashi
Geba geba ame ga asufaruto nurashi
Geba geba akai hana o sakashi
Kokuru kotoba wa toki ni kotoba wa
Geba geba geba koi geba
[Verse 3]
Dazai ango mo kaita no ni
Doushite shitara ikenai no
Bungaku shitai watashi hana no joseito
Akutagawa mo Souseki mo
Minna minna shitatteta
Tetsugaku shiteru anata tasogare sensei
[Instrumental Break]
[Chorus]
Geba geba koi wa natsu no arashi
Geba geba kaze ga barikeedo yurashi
Geba geba dainamaito moyashi
Ikite ochiru no ochite ikiru no
Geba geba geba koi geba
[Instrumental Break]
[Chorus]
Geba geba koi wa haru no arashi
Geba geba aoi haru no hi no arashi
Geba geba aoi haru no watashi
Kokuhaku shitara hanzai desu ka
[Outro]
Kokuru kotoba wa toki ni kotoba wa
Geba geba geba koi geba
The thumbnail is terrifying that it makes me think that this is one of those unsolved cold cases from the the 1980's
Nonetheless the music video is really interesting and underrated in my opinion ✨
I thought that was it until I realized it was a MV and now I'm addicted
@@rayannasilva4434 samee
Underrated? who rated it, and did they rate it with a low score?
I'm your 1000th like
@@brians9508 Dog opinion from a hateful person go f yourself keep ur negative attitude away if you don't like it cool then f off none wants to read ur trash attempt at hating.
There's some kind of serious drama between a possible teacher & student. And the girls are just vibing there 🙄🤣🤣
What do you mean? They ARE the drama!
The thing is that, I tend to see that students getting into relationships with their teachers happens more often than you think. This might symbolize everyone turning a blind eye on p3dopheil4 and or normalize it, especially students. Idk tho, this band literally dances in every vid lolol
I'm pretty sure the message is that this is wrong (also the way they portray the couple kind of tells us that)
In fact they are the students who were the teacher's previous victims who killed themselves in the end out of fear of the repercussions of the scandal. The people don't look at them becouse they are obsessive spirits trying to warn the teacher's next victim.
FR
Their choreography are insanely good
H zett mは演奏技術だけでなくメロディーメーカーとしても天才なのよ。ゼトリオももっと有名になってほしい！
2:36 is my favorite part. I love the "emotional piano sing". I love the chord progression too. It feels dramatic. Love it.
Ngl same
Yes
If u all don't mind search for H ZETTRIO they composed the background music here, I love their work.
English Translation
If forbidden things, are forbidden, oh why won't you teach me?
I wanna study, I do, I do, just a schoolgirl
Bad things, those bad things, I still haven't learnt you know
Let me study, you are, you are, the teacher
Rebel, revolt, love is the storm of spring
Rebel, revolt, the rain wets the asphalt
Rebel, revolt, the red flowers blooming
The words I announce, the words from that time
Rebel, rebel, rebel, LOVE , revolt
Even though I wrote Dazai and Ango, why doesn't it work for me?
Literature, I wanna, a flower schoolgirl
Akutagawa and Sōseki, everybody adored them
Philosophical, you are, so melancholy, oh teacher
Rebel, revolt, love is the summer's storm
Rebel, revolt, the wind shaking the barricade
Rebel, revolt, the dynamite is burning
Do we live and fall? Or do we fall and live?
Rebel, rebel, rebel, LOVE, revolt
Rebel, revolt, love is the storm of spring
Rebel, revolt, the storm of a blue spring day
Rebel, revolt, the me from that blueish spring
If we confess our love, would it be a crime?
The words I announce, the words from that time
Rebel, rebel, rebel, LOVE , revolt!
Its give up not rebel or revolt
Isn't it ゲバ like it says in the title? where is the revolt and rebel coming from...?
Geba means revolt i believe
@@rizasu4660 it's geba, kinda shorr of "gebaruto", which is delivered from german "gewalt"
is that talking about osamu dazai and ryūnosuke akutagawa?
これだよ...！
私が欲していたのはこういう音楽なんだよ...！
Lyrics :
If forbidden things, are forbidden, oh why won't you teach me?
I wanna study, I do, I do, just a schoolgirl
Bad things, those bad things, I still haven't learnt you know
Let me study, you are, you are, the teacher
Riot, violence, love is the storm of spring
Riot, violence, the rain wets the asphalt
Riot, violence, the red flowers blooming
The words I announce, the words from that time
Riot, riot, riot, LOVE , violence
Dazai and dango wrote about this love, but why is it forbidden for me?
a schoolgirl blooming like a flower, eager to read litterature
Akutagawa and Sōseki, those men averybody adore
Just like you teacher, you're a melancholy older man who knows philosophy
Riot, violence, love is the summer's storm
Riot, violence, the wind shaking the barricade
Riot, violence, the dynamite is burning
Do we live and fall? Or do we fall and live?
Riot, riot, riot, LOVE, violence
Riot, violence, love is the storm of spring
Riot, violence, the storm of a blue spring day
Riot, violence, the me from that blueish spring
If we confess our love, would it be a crime?
The words I announce, the words from that time
Riot, riot, riot LOVE , violence
I love you btw
It's basically Melanie Martinez's teacher's pet but japanese.
@@shacharlem4424real
@shacharlem4424 Yeah, but this song released in March 5-6 2019 and Melanie martinez song teacher pet released in k-12 of September 6 2019, so it's like similar but the months when it released and it's in the same year, 2019 but it in a different month.
They know bsd
they physically cannot make bad songs.
ABSOLUTE GAY UP FACTS.
So true!! With their wacky choreography too like, holy shit
ITS SUCH A BOP
곰ㄱㄴ ㄱㄱ뎢!
@@schadenfreudeness_9632 ㅎㅁㅅ?-
88risingのCEOが恋ゲバの動画を見て惚れ込んで世界デビューに至ったんですよね😁
i love how funny atarashii gakko can be, but their music has such deep meaning and even with a chaos dance choreography their music is just too good
Man that's true. I went to a school for atleast 3-4 years. I dropped out because the coach there was..... I'll just say taking underaged boys to a restaurant and some other nasty shit. It's sad how sexual assault/harassment will be in school systems, yet nobody notices until later.
@@IndieBatmanHerethat’s crazy
Wow
なんかこのグループほんと、生きてる。って感じ。
4人のバランス良すぎるんよな。
Smart
waos, un japones
@@Bandicoot666 よう、外人
@@Huh-m2u はい、私は、しかし、なんて良い歌、いつでも私たちはお互いを知るためにチャットをします OWO
Lyrics/ meaning
If forbidden things, are forbidden, oh why won't you teach me?
I wanna study, I do, I do, just a schoolgirl
Bad things, those bad things, I still haven't learnt you know
Let me study, you are, you are, the teacher
Rebel, revolt, love is the storm of spring
Rebel, revolt, the rain wets the asphalt
Rebel, revolt, the red flowers blooming
The words I announce, the words from that time
Rebel, rebel, rebel, LOVE , revolt
Even though I wrote Dazai and Ango, why doesn't it work for me?
Literature, I wanna, a flower schoolgirl
Akutagawa and Sōseki, everybody adored them
Philosophical, you are, so melancholy, oh teacher
Rebel, revolt, love is the summer's storm
Rebel, revolt, the wind shaking the barricade
Rebel, revolt, the dynamite is burning
Do we live and fall? Or do we fall and live?
Rebel, rebel, rebel, LOVE, revolt
Rebel, revolt, love is the storm of spring
Rebel, revolt, the storm of a blue spring day
Rebel, revolt, the me from that blueish spring
If we confess our love, would it be a crime?
The words I announce, the words from that time
Rebel, rebel, rebel, LOVE , revolt!
1. ゲバ(geba) is defined as "(political) violence; violent tactics used by political radicals" but that is a bit long and since the song is about a highschool girl's relationship with a teacher I think rebel/revolt work well instead.
2. Dazai, Ango, Akutagawa and Sōseki are all classic Japanese writers who are well known and studied (all deceased)
tysm
Thank you so much.. I was sad there weren't any captions.
there's an anime out there with those 4 authors, 2 actually pretty good if you ask me. the more popular ones in the one i mostly watch is Dazai and Akutagawa, Soseki and Ango are lesser known.
the anime i watch more also introduces english and french authors. learnt i like Edgar Allan Poe's works
All in a setting in which they fight for something
wdym all deceased? (sorry still learning english
@@heatherchandlerr they're dead, they were all born around the early 1900's. Some (i think two as far as i know) have committed suicide before or during the 1950's. specifically Dazai and Akutagawa have done that.
こういうガンガンロックな曲は
好みではないんだけど
ゲバゲバ！からの恋は〜って所が
急に切ないから飴と鞭みたいな感じで
すごく好き笑笑。
先生に片思いしてるから歌詞もめちゃくちゃ好き。
ピアノのソロも切なくてめちゃくちゃ好き。
恋は〜でなんか変わるのめっちゃ分かる
3:46 while the teacher can see her before the hug, she has a smiling face, after he can't see her it's a scary face. I love every detail of this audiovisual work. masterpiece 10/10
Este grupo merece muchísimo más reconocimiento, su música es hermosa.
adoro elas
¿Sabes como puedo buscar esta canción en Spotify?, estaba tratando de buscarlo pero no me aparece.
@@olinam4353 Búscala como "koi geba" a ver si así sale.
Me encanta deos
I love the theories about the girls being ghost, past victims, and others so i’d like to share mine.
I feel as though instead of helping the girl get away, they’re terrorizing the teacher with guilt, they are his emotions. The girl with the glasses obviously being the guilt, the short haired girl is the emptiness he feels without her, the long haired girl is his love for the student, the girl in the ponytail is his lust. Seeing the girl with glasses and the long haired one punch each other is signaling to the guy he feels guilty knowing what he’s done, yet his “love” hits back, but not as hard. In one of the elevator scenes the lead places her hand on his shoulder, almost as if he has a secret; Their love is wrong. and they only appear in/when they have been to that place, leaving memories. and when she has her hands in a heart and likes them, its giving the impression of he “tainted” her or her heart.
Very lovely video and song, I love it lots and really had fun with this theory
im surprised your comment doesn't have that many likes and replies since it seems like such an original and very good theory this types of comment should really get some more representations
Im impressed!!!!!
That's a good theory
i was thinking similarly! But i think the girl with long hair could be the lust since the glasses girl is punching the long hair girl around 3:05 ish and when the LHG punches back they all start dancing (symbolizing the love is back again even though the guilt almost "knocked them down") and the teacher hugs the girl (might just be me but that hug was a lust hug and not a loving hug, can't explain but it just is)
also, the love in the relationship seems to be fading before the punch scene, especially bc GG licked the heart (symbolizing lust) and started freaking out (the guilt for the lust)
edit: i just looked it up and the kanji on the blackboard means "supplementary lessons" (hoshuu)
👁very cool👁
なんやかんやでAGの中でも屈指の再生回数を誇ってるこのMVすごいよね。歌詞を書いたてまきゅんもさぞ誇らしかろう。
恋ゲバ良い歌だよね😊
どことなく少し昔の歌謡曲のような
エモさとSUZUKAの歌声(まだ今ほど重みのある声ではないけどこの頃は
この頃の少し幼さの残った感じがまた良い)最高！
A non-hypersexualized girls band...
I really hope it grows in popularity. Not only the music sounds good, but it also shows that heck, you don't have to match what is supposedly the most sexually attractive to get on the scene.
Tbh, watching hypersexualized bands could end up being sad... No matter if the music matches my tastes, I can't really enjoy it plenty while thinking that these people probably made decisions they would have wished to not take, only for popularity, and now they are stuck with that...
and how do you know there girl aren’t being forced to be a “ non-sexual girl band”. It goes both ways so do you actually care or do you just want things to fit in your own small minded narrative
@@synthesin bro that's so dumb lots of girl bands are forced to sexualize themselves for fame because unfortunately sex sells and not every person wants to be serialized and if they did I'm sure they can make that choice
@@synthesin Well I guess as an human being, when something gets too common, I kinda enjoy seeing that something different tries to make its own way as well, despite not matching the meta... At the end, I don't really want this to be like that, and that to be like this, I probably just enjoy "eating spinach after 1 week of spaghetti", and vice versa...
But then, if I I know spinach were coming from an illegal slave industry, I'd think about that before feeding my need of change...
Though as you say, I admit I didn't really think about what if they were forced as well to match that style, and I'll keep that in mind...
I was more about "Great, they don't have to force themselves to act like someones who're 'perfect', which would quite probably not match what they truly are, and likely result into mental issues"
But at the end, being forced to be "just what you normaly are" instead of an holy idol still sounds more acceptable to them...
Well... in fact, popularity amplifies the fear to be hated, or even abandoned (well I guess, I never went viral lol), so maybe the artists could end up forcing themselves against their own will... That's another story then...
@@Flower-gt2hw yea ik that but their are many women in the music industry that like to express their sex appeal like many males but the reaction is always different. Males are praised while women are slut shamed and degraded or ppl assume they were forced, and they’ll only be good and valued if they’re not sexual. not say op thinks this way but it’s so tiring seeing female artist go through this
@@shlubshlubbweh3515 I totally get you and sorry for coming so harsh,, it’s just that when female are expressing their sex appeal ppl discredit their talent and say it’s only bc of that and only praise them if they’re ‘modest’. Yet male artist get love when being sexual it’s so tiring you know
It's crazy to me that the more I learn about Japanese culture and what it's actually like to be a Japanese citizen, the more the art there sounds like a beautiful yet tragic cry for help.
Tf are you on about!
@@maryagyemang9870 oh my dear child
@@BlurryfaceOfcHAHAHAHA
@@maryagyemang9870 oh... you don't know?
@@maryagyemang9870 *woosh*
It's not "Give up". The title of the song is 恋ゲバ (koigeba) Koi meaning love and Geba being shortened from the German word "Gewalt" meaning violence. (ゲバルと(Gebaruto)= Gewalt) So "Love Violence" would be the direct translation. Puts things a little into perspective I think.
Thanks 𓅰
nah dude i'm pretty sure she is saying Gibber
So it mean “Domestic Abuse”
geba in japanese means (political) violence and you are right about the etymology.
I also found that Gebaruto is "violence", and was used in reference to Japanese leftist student activism of the 50s and 60s
Learning what I did about the artist who helped write this song and how they often like to do play on words with lyrics, I feel that “geba” /is/ being used that way here too, in that it sounds kinda like “give up.”
ヤバい名曲
1:53 からの名越由貴夫によるギターソロ
2:35 からのH ZETT M（ヒイズミマサユ機）によるピアノソロ
それらがダンスの見せ場にもなっている
松永天馬の詞とH ZETT Mの曲に彼女らのダンスが融合しシナジーを生み出している
そのシナジーが世界進出に繋がっていくという…
(mizyuが語る世界へのきっかけ ua-cam.com/video/uzA9Oa4KYkA/v-deo.html )
超一流のミュージシャンによる曲・演奏や歌詞の世界観を振り付けに落とし込んで魅せてくる彼女たちのパフォーマンスには感動します。
オトナブルーより恋ゲバが好き
マジで好き
いやオトナブルーも好きだけど
いやもう全部好きw
懐かしい東京事変の音がたまらん。
Can you explain ?
@@ShivamSingh-wm5tm Tokyo Jihen AKA Tokyo Incidents is a rock band. They're saying that this song is very reminiscent of their music.
@@suqmaddiqq ahh thank you
このコメント見て気が付きました。確かに事変一期感ありますね、、
まあね
なんでもっと早く聞かなかった私…！！！！大好き！！
「恋ゲバ」の「ゲバ「は、ドイツ語の「Gewalt」（ゲバルト→闘い、闘争）のことですね。MVの内容もそうなっています。
歌詞 演奏 ダンス PVの世界観 Suzukaのボーカル 全てが秀逸 オトナブルー並みに皆んなに聴いて欲しい。
2:36 this part is a masterpiece
不気味な感じとかっこいい感じ合わさってて好きすぎる
トイレの中やラブホの前で踊ったり歌ったり、この子たちったらもう、好きっ
0:33 never fails to make me smile
(I’m Japanese)
i found out the lyrics writer is Temma Matsunaga from the Japanese band Urbangarde! My best favorite!!
Temma Matsunaga is one of the best contemporary poet in Japan, and he writes poems and lyrics by all kinds of Japanese subculture reference, and it’s still beautifully rhymed and deep.
Majority of Matsunaga’s work is about Japanese teenage girl (Shōjo 少女)’s sensitivity in her adolescence.
He wrote several songs about Japanese school girl who’s in love with her teacher.
I’ll write down my opinion on lyrics as Temma Matsunaga fan’s perspective:
I’ve always thought the title Koi Geba (恋ゲバ) came from the word Zeni Geba (銭ゲバ) which means the person who’s obsessed with money.
(Zeni Geba 銭ゲバ is coinage made by the Japanese subculture manga artist George Akiyama.)
So I think Koi Geba means the person who’s obsessed with love. (Koi=恋, means love, romantic relationship, or Eros)
As other comments explain, Geba ゲバ is short for German word Gewalt ゲバルト. It’s the word used for left winger’s protest movement in the 1960s Japan, which Japanese left wingers fought against injustice of authority in the university and the government.
Matsunaga often use Japanese left wingers cultural reference on his music, so I’m sure he meant the revolt against/of love in this song.
Matsunaga also likes to play words that sound like English, so I think he implied “give up this love” too.
Matsunaga’s band Urbangarde has great lyrics and musical sense too, so check it out if anyone likes this song’s lyrics. Urbangarde and AG collaborated on the song Shojo Gannen (少女元年), too.
I noticed the "Geba=Give Up" too! And with your comment, it all becomes more clear and i get more informed! Really cool
What's the song about?
@@JustsomeSpaceG1 it is quite clearly about the taboo of a romantic relationship between a student and the teacher. And you can see by the lyrics, the student is aware of the grooming and tries to ask the teacher why don't they stop this relationship because it's wrong and because the teacher is supposed to teach students on right or wrong
@@hat7475 @Hat ■Main Meaning■
No maybe you mistaken a bit,
Here there are trying to protect other schoolgirls or trying to spread awareness and messege about the relationship between a teacher and student.
Mainly about the Sexual Assualt happen with lot of girls so the song trying to aware them about this.
This song ans video also show how the dancing girls trying to protect girls and also saying to Give up on this relationship and also saying "Geba" to protest against this problem.
They saying protest coz everytime girl is blamed and video girls asking em to revolt against this and this stuff and also as the Main comment tells you about the writer and stuff.
One more thing you will notice now that when you watch video you just girls dancing and not the actual behind happening!!
It's made like that coz people don't see real problem and its just really infront of us so why to just see stand against it or aware other girls abour it. That's what video and song wants to aware.
And here they are not talking about taboo or teacher-student relationship is wrong or bad, instead they are clearly trying to potray the stuff that can happen or happening with other girls and this video is just making them aware about this.
[Lot to tell tho but for now only this much xD]
Also,
Maybe you know this that Teacher-Student relationship is forbidden in Japaneae school!
Like a very strict rule so they are also taking students questions.. Like why??(students que)
and telling them how the ship is actually and not like you see as a "Love" and trying to experience them about this all actual relationship from where they can be happy to when the girl really want to just get out of it but can't.
Lot to tell about this song but I will if you want~
2:55 Best part
I appreciate how Atarahii Gakko! uses very natural vocals, as opposed to the (in my opinion) unnaturally high pitched vocals that seem to be popular for many Japanese girl pop groups.
can we just learn to compliment and appreciate without having to bring someone else down… like?
Suzuka has deeper voice than you everyday girl. All other girls from the group have high pitch.
@@DRPenha Ther're clearly Adults but there are lots of Schoolkids trying to launch Careers. ANother famous Suzuka formed her current Group when she was 13, detached from the Main Group when she was 16 and graduated from School. It was not her first Group. It seems in Japan all this starts at a young Age.
Это звучит как-то грубо, я даже из-за этого не буду писать тебе это на твоём языке... это грубо, чел
Exactly
I can’t believe how few views this amazing song has.
It was only available for UA-cam premium members until like 4-5 months ago.
What’s the song called
@@nicccck4420 koi geba
@@lou-cl1yn thanks if been trying to find what it’s called in English
That deserve many more views!
歌はいいですそして私はこの歌が好きですすごいそれはとてもクールです😁
i know a little japanese, so for any non japanese speakers, this song is indeed about teacher/student relationships.
from the japanese that i do know, it’s about the student and other past victims, want to know why this relationship is so forbidden. almost in a mocking tone like they already know.
References to authors are also here, such as Ryūnosuke Akutagawa and Sōseki Natsume; Implying the teachers specializes in literature/humanities (credits to Idil A for this)
please correct me if im wrong, i’ve been taking a break from studying japanese cause i wanna work on german and (maybe) scots.
その時でさえ、日本語は本当に美しい言語だ、この歌も好きだ！
Names mentioned aren't past victims, they are names of the famous authors implying that the teacher in question is a literature or at least humanities teacher.
@@sinemis.a ohhhh thanks for the correction
@@sprsser so correct it
@@davipenha i did correct the name mistake
@@davipenha this isn't a Wikipedia article
3:06 the punching syncing with the music is good af
1100万回再生？！
4年経ってもそんなに知られてないはず…って思ってたら、日本人が知らないだけだった。
海外の人がわちゃわちゃやってるコメ欄。
これホンマにカッコいい。Liveで聞きたいなぁ。
This song is a Japanese reply to “the Police’s Don’t Stand so close to me” from the students point of view instead of the teachers…. Wow, good Job Ladies!
I heard a theory about this specific song a while ago that the dancing girls were trying to warn the girl falling in love with the teacher. It was theorized that they were basically his former victims and had been manipulated by him, so they were desperately trying to protect her throughout the music vid. I really like this theory because it adds a whole other layer to the video and everything reads differently (ex: when the girl tries to pull away from the teacher and run but he chases her down, when lead singer appears more frantic in the elevator towards the end ). Altogether one of my favorite theories I’ve heard for a general song :))
edit: look at the replies!! user ifuckedurmom (lol) pretty much summed it up
WOAHH!! AMAZING
Yk the dance thingy when they girl grab the other girl hair? It look like what the teacher could do to the victim when whatever happened they got pregnant? The teacher beats them to death?or/and to get rid of the baby?iykyk🥲
Honestly I think at 3:05 the girl is trying to "show" what he did to them or what he's gonna do to the girl
Coooll
bruh this is such a masterpiece omg
propr to them for making this idea, such geniuses.
「告白したら犯罪ですか」の後に歌が途切れて間奏になってまた歌い出す流れが好き
LYRICS::::
Ikenai koto wa ikenai to nande oshiete kurenai no1
Benkyou shitai watashi watashi onna seito
Dame na koto wa dame datte mada naratte wa imasen yo
Benkyou sasete anata anata sensei
Geba geba koi wa haru no arashi
Geba geba ame ga asufaruto nurashi
Geba geba akai hana o sakashi
Kokuru kotoba wa toki ni kotoba wa
Geba geba geba koi geba
Dazai Ango mo kaita noni doushite shitaraikenai no
Bungaku shitai watashi hana no jo seito
Akutagawa mo Souseki mo minna minna shitatteta
Tetsugaku shiteru anata tasogare sensei
Geba geba koi wa natsu no arashi
Geba geba kaze ga barikedo yurashi
Geba geba dainamaito moyashi
Ikite ochiru no ochite ikiru no
Geba geba geba koi geba
Geba geba koi wa haru no arashi
Geba geba aoi haru no hi no arashi
Geba geba aoi haru no watashi
Kokuhaku shitara hanzai desu ka
Kokuru kotoba wa toki ni kotoba wa
Geba geba geba koi geba
Live,laugh, love atarashi gakko
こんなのあったの知らなかった事が恥ずかしい
もっと伸びろッ！！！
2:54 からの曲調が好きすぎて好きすぎて😊❤
素敵すぎる‼️‼️
もはや芸術品レベルに達している🤩🤩
suzukaより美しいJKっておる❓❓❗️
（中国のファンから）
This song is THE BANG
all of their songs are
bangers 🔥 🔥 🔥
I know censoring eyes in japan are for privacy, but almost all censored thing in japan makes it more suspicious that makes me want to see the real one. If it is not censored I will just "meh" lol
well do u notice that the concept of video is scandal that got caught by CCTV.. 😂
@@user-sc3oh1bw4z is it inspired by a particular incident?
@@User-1939t9 yeah the teacher is grooming the student and obviously thats illegal
@@krabbypatty1502 yeah i got that part but i was wondering if there was one specific irl scandal that inspired it. like hannibal lecter was inspired by instances of murderers who ate their victims.
@@User-1939t9 i think the sexulization of school girls is just a cronic proplem in japan so there would be plenty of incdents of this kinda stuff.
3:32ここめちゃくちゃカッコよくて好き❤
3:06あたりのエアパンチ（？）…実際にパンチ食らわしてはないけど、かなり迫力あるな…
with the theory of the girls being the teacher's past victims, the scene where Suzuka is pretending to hit Kannon in her tummy, i feel like thats a representation of Suzuka pretending to be the teacher and Kannon being one of the victims that was impregnated by him. He might have forced her to get an abortion or some way to get rid of the baby so that no one would find out and he wouldn't lose his job, bc its illegal yknow. She, however, hit Suzuka, maybe a representation of pushing the man away since she had already learned what's wrong is wrong and is now trying to warn the current victim with the other girls.
i may be completely wrong but this is how i first saw it!!!!
this theory is really good just like another theory I saw I love all these amazing and original theories and they should get more representation
this is actually a good theory
Oooooh another really good interpretation! Everyone here is so creative :D
easily the darkest interpretation i’ve read for this mv
Omggg
I'm so glad I found this randomly
I now Stan Atarashii Gakko!
@@suriish3re same!
やっぱり 恋ゲバ、キミワイナみたいな歌詞がちゃんと心に響く歌もそろそろライブで聴きたいな。
めちゃ海外から人気なの尊敬
大人ブルーばかり注目されてるけど個人的には恋ゲバの方が好きです
So glad I’ve found this group , they exactly scratch my itch for J-Pop with meaningful lyrics and groovy vibes
yo is the armbands no sorta neo-nazi ish
@@sebastianwilson-n2eno, is some sort of school representative thing
@@sebastianwilson-n2e the armbands are ment to represent a type of group or club like in school environments in Japan
1:13
Get up,Get up,Get up,Get up,Burning Love
↑真っ先にこれが思い浮かんだ。DESIREね。絶対リスペクトしてるよね。
売れて欲しい
腹パンされてる振り付け地味に好き
Rin's hair is so cute in this music video! 私はこの曲が大好きです🎵
曲も最高だけどMVも最高で、歌詞とは裏腹に大人側の不健全さみたいなものが全面に押し出されてる気がする。だから最初MV見たとき先生側への嫌悪感が強かったんだけど、曲だけ聞いたらこんな女生徒の青い感情の曲だったとは！ってなった。女生徒と先生の立場の対比……？
沢山曲知ってるわけじゃないけどこの曲聞いた時ビビっと来たの覚えてる。この80年代ソングっぽさねw
あとやっぱりすずかの声が良すぎるな、少し低音気味の声でハスキーなのによく通って聞きやすい
I’m not sure if anyone else noticed but at 3:30 in the back ground you can see the hotel sunreon witch is a adult hotel in shibuya, and the fact that the sensei and the student are outside it gives me the vibe that he is trying to take her in, or has already
Also at 3:01 I’m not sure if I’m right but you can see her mouth, what I believe to be, “ taskette “ Wich means “ help “, do by any means correct me if I’m wrong
Ok, anyone else getting really confused because you can hear little bits of Japanese that you know and then your just like “ wait what? “ it keeps happening 🤧
Idk why but i think that she said "sensei"
She could be saying so many different things it’s near impossible to find the correct one
@@jimmybobbyjoe take the context and it’ll narrow it down, also I’ve spent a good few years on lip reading, so I would hope I know what I’m talking about, lol, but you are correct, it was just a guess anyway, aha
Ela diz "sensei" mas diz quase que como a forma que canta, estendendo o "i"
Senseiiii
Duh.
こういう、人の中にある”自由”を見るの楽しい。個性が溢れてて好き。
やっぱりヒイズミさんの作曲は神だね
THERE WAS THIS ONE COMMENT SAYING THAT EACH GIRLS REPRESENTED THE TEACHER'S FEELINGS AND I LOVE THEIR THEORY SO MUCH
I know!!! I love me some characters being given each a role
I love how Japanese songs can have dark and traumatizing meanings but you and I keep listening to them ignoring the lyrics after once
Because it slaps
Just look at Michael Jackson. He made songs about murder, abortion, defamation, blackmailing, child abuse, false accusations, etc. into worldwide hits.
I remember when only Japanese people did that
The 天才集団
1:48 best part just so beautiful yet brutal
their choreography always gives me the chills
3:07 i think Suzuka punching Kanon in the dance while the teacher and student are in the background shows that schools only pay attention to physical abuse/bad behaviour rather than sexual abuse. (as AG! in the MV are portrayed as distractions from the sexual abuse amongst the couple in the background)
The lady has an amazing voice, so strong and feminine. A wonderful singer, I wish her may you reach the starry skies of sucess.
涼花さんの情念がヒリヒリ伝わる 忘れられない作品…
0:53 when sh sings its just so good omg
i knowwww
この歌はこのボーカルさんにあってて素晴らしいね
2:18 Help me, I've fallen and can't get up.
Lmao
BAHAHAHhH
19年のtvk音楽缶で初めて見たときはまた随分アングラというかサブカル系のグループだなと思ってた。個人的にはこの頃のゲテモノ感とヒイズミさん楽曲のマッチ具合が大好きなんだけど、23年のオトナブルーの流行を考えると88risingに移らなかったらAG!が日の目を見ることはなかったかもな〜。