Theme Of The Trilogy
 

Hey everyone this is my theory on what the road to 50 trilogy is.
I think i have a good theory about what the whole theme is. I think it might be growing up. Moon/blossom, blossom reminds me of like a flower blossoming (obviosuly) and people often refer to someone young as blossoming, so this single could be like youth, not to mention the cover for the single was extremely lively and happy and young,(Edit: As mentioned below the song was composed by the man who composed her very first single Poker Face, so its as though she's going back in time and into youth) the second single entitled crossroads, i feel is like growing up, you have to choose which direction you want your life to go in, and the final one might be something like adulthood or i dont know, but does anyone else think this might be right?

what do you think?

I agree with your interpretation.

MOON: is something premordial, something that exsists before everything and everyone. We are all born underneath it.

blossom: represent the growing and the maturity

crossroad: the first difficulties and the moment to take some worthy decisions

the last should be related to her actual feeling..maybe lonelyness??

A theme of unoriginal song titles. The next single will probably be called LIFE or something.

Haha just kidding of course ;)

She already had a song called Life :P

@AyumiAi
I like your theory. I never looked at it that way.

ok sorry to burst bubbles.

but the theme of the last trilogy was her holding a picture and little white children LOL i don't think anything we'll see will be obviously connected in a deep theme-ish way, until you break it down

I like your theory, AyumiAi :) It would be really nice if there was a really cool or pretty connection between the covers and the PVs (*^^*)

Yea I think that would be cool, and interesting to see what she does with the third single XP

I believe they are talking about the actual songs, not the covers/PVs.
Anyhow, I agree with you AyumiAi.
And I believe C+R+E+A described it perfectly. ;)

I like your theory very much, basically the same as mine :yes.

Um, the last trilogy's overall themes were loss, eternity, and change, just so you know.

I like the theory and I agree with it; it does seem that way. I mean MOON/blossom sort of also went back to the basics in a way, with the composers from her early career so I can see how it is.

^ ouw...
nicely presented~~~ :heart

LOVE.IT!

Wow, loving this theory + the idea of using Ayu's earliest composer! I hope that means CREA makes a comeback, haha.