Originally Posted by AyuGAME (Post 3044047)

on the bright side for those who don't want the boyfriend scene again...because James Ellis already show up on Feel the love PV, so he won't show up on Merry-go-round PV

i believe Merry-go-round PV will use darker theme

Originally Posted by ストロボ・EdGE (Post 3044035)

Lol at philosophical ramblings on a music video with the budget of a youtube parody.

Originally Posted by jennjenn2010 (Post 3044056)

I think you guys are wrong. I think the message is that no matter how we look on the inside we are all beautiful on the inside and that how she appeared at the end is just how she is on the inside.

Originally Posted by AyuWorld (Post 3044051)

i miss this! and i miss her expensive PV with many details in it too

anyway Ayu should use Fat Amy in this PV! omg gonna be freaking hilarious and so real, I just cant, Fat Amy :laugh

Originally Posted by Yoake (Post 3043930)

Love the pv. Totally different from what she did before. It's fresh, funny & colourful. For me the messages behind this pv are:
1) if you work hard you'll be able to reach your goal
2) If you accept yourself, you'll look great & beautiful in the eyes of others.
=> to accept yourself isn't as easy as you can think. It can take a lot of time & work to be able to do it. (it's why we see the girl runs and does sport during several days)

I don't think the message is : lose weight to be accepted by guys, girls. If it was that, we'll see the fat girl becomes thin. But here, the guys sees her differently....as a different person from what she was at the beginning (before she accepted herself as she is). It's why she turns into Ayu & she didn't slim down.

For me, this pv gets an international message too. The look of others on some people are formed by our societies (for example you never see fat people as model for a fashion magazine). The society want us to be as its wants, for example, thin. For me, Ayu denounce that. It's why she amplifies her acting at the end to look ridiculous...she wants us to laugh about that & wants us to stop to think that these things are the right thing to do or the most important things to do, to feel good about yourself. The first step is to accept yourself as you are & not to mould youself according to society's standarts.

Well, I don't know if what I wrote is really clear! Sorry >.<

Originally Posted by tasking (Post 3044063)

I like Yoake's interpretation, but unfortunately most people aren't gonna see it that way, especially when a good percentage of those people watching are gonna be kids thanks to Hello Kitty. So the fact that it's basically saying "if you want your crush to like you, lose weight" or "lose weight and you'll look like Ayu!" and you have to really analyze it to see otherwise was a really bad decision on Ayu's/the director's part.

Originally Posted by jyujiw (Post 3044066)

I just think the girl worked hard to find her lover, trying to be skinny and such but when he saws her, it doesn't matter any of the things she tried (because she doesn't change at all from the beginning to the end), he saws her beautiful inner self impersonated in the image of Ayu.
Kind of the "beauty is in each one's eyes" concept.

Originally Posted by jyujiw (Post 3044066)

I found it very funny :lol
It's clear that the girl and Ayu are the same person, I think everyone concluded this, that explains the "poor acting", both are acting silly to be comic. That kind of trashy humor that some love and some hate. You can see in the cartoons this feeling as well.