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Originally Posted by relmy
She can date whoever, but when she drags that person all through her music and PVs, just to dump them months later, it bugs me. It just makes the music seem shallow and insincere. Two words I would never like to associate with Ayu.
I feel like she's throwing around the word "love" for the sake of it, there's no substance.
I can say, "it's all about the music", but this does ruin the music when it's what her music is about.
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well, yeah, everything you said it's true.
But remember, she is a human after all, and she mixes her feelings with no matter what we think of it. I guess she's just that type of person and we will never be sure is this a marketing, or she's just a bubbly person who brags about her lovelife and mess around with relationships.
It's not like she's selling herself in reality shows
I guess she's trying to be normal woman even if it's very hard with her carrier.
And a human makes mistakes. Everybody knows that "lovey" person who changes her partners, talks about her partner, love, or break up, sadness etc (for ex: on facebook). But that doesn't mean that person is shallow. Very immature, yes, but not shallow.
I just don't like how HEAVY effort it does have to her music - I just don't like "love" music in general, ballads and her medium tracks. She should learn how to make music without "that theme" - "that theme is up to my mood right now". (miss)understood is a perfect example. This album have no theme to me. It's not cohesive, it doesn't screams AYUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU'S LIFEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. But still, she makes better songs when she's alone, lol. I found Ayu's music when I was a teenager and I didn't had lyrics translation. Rich arragments kicked me with love to her music, to her voice. And after all... She needs to understand not all of her fans are in love.