(don't)Leave me alone PV interpretation - Page 3

*Petit* · #41 22nd December 2007, 11:16 PM

I agree with the interpretation thus far. The final ayu is "coloured" by the others, but she remains ayumi hamasaki. (don't) leave me alone could mean that allthough the wind sometimes blows in our faces and we'd rather be left alone, that's what makes us grow. Thus even though she does want to be left alone, in the end she'd rather have gone through the oppsition and challnges than not in order to become what she is today. Like that the title represents that train of thought perfectly; (don't) leave me alone. Even if I wanted to be left alone at the moment.

It's funny how people think a PV is shallow just because of the "wrapping", doesen't it show that they are shallow being fooled by the exterior rather than the PV being so?

Dark Eiri · #42 23rd December 2007, 12:48 AM

I think she's trying to say "OK, after Distance Love I'm short on money, so, this crappy PV is all I can pay right now."

truehappiness · #43 23rd December 2007, 12:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Dark Eiri

I think she's trying to say "OK, after Distance Love I'm short on money, so, this crappy PV is all I can pay right now."

Not funny. :/

darc_aqua · #44 23rd December 2007, 01:00 AM

I don't like this song very much. They should have made a PV for another song. I would like it more if I understood any japanese whatsoever.

ayu DIOR · #45 23rd December 2007, 01:11 AM

There is no deeper meaning. Ayu seriously stopped doing 'deep meaning PVs' since 2004 when INSPIRE came out

***ImpactBreaker*** · #46 23rd December 2007, 02:05 AM

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Originally Posted by ayu DIOR

There is no deeper meaning. Ayu seriously stopped doing 'deep meaning PVs' since 2004 when INSPIRE came out

-is this LOVE?
-alterna
-Ladies Night
-momentum
-1 LOVE

**ayumisrael** · #47 23rd December 2007, 02:06 AM

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Originally Posted by ayu DIOR

There is no deeper meaning. Ayu seriously stopped doing 'deep meaning PVs' since 2004 when INSPIRE came out

all of ayu's PVs have meanings

You choose to look only on the surface which sometimes might be boring or simple to you ^_^

Dark Eiri · #48 23rd December 2007, 02:13 AM

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Originally Posted by truehappiness

Not funny. :/

Neither is the PV.

**zoomzoom** · #49 23rd December 2007, 03:16 AM

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Originally Posted by truehappiness

Not funny. :/

Maybe not your humor, but you're blind if you can't see the budget cut this pv has gotten. Of course you can scratch meaning out of anything, but I doubt ayu put much thought into this. Obviously she put way more thought into Marionette and Together When, and this one kinda suffured.

**ayumisrael** · #50 23rd December 2007, 03:45 AM

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Originally Posted by zoomzoom

Maybe not your humor, but you're blind if you can't see the budget cut this pv has gotten. Of course you can scratch meaning out of anything, but I doubt ayu put much thought into this. Obviously she put way more thought into Marionette and Together When, and this one kinda suffured.

Well I think that ayu's the one who tells the director what the song is about and what she wants the people who see it to receive, and the one who convert the song to the PV are the PV directors which make the plans and PVs themselves I suppose (as if ayu would take part of the plans/directing she would be credited) so I think that the main problem is the director.

Dark Eiri · #51 23rd December 2007, 03:12 PM

I don't think she would do something she didn't liked for her songs.
I guess she does take part in some of the creative process in the PVs.

*Petit* · #52 23rd December 2007, 03:32 PM

What exactly makes this less meaningfull and deep than together when?

Kikaru · #53 23rd December 2007, 07:36 PM

^because it doesn't have the teh speshul dolls and the OMG! creepy darkness scheme.

I'm kidding. I don't really know. I mean, I think every album tend to have a really low-budge PV, even her old albums. I hope the budget cut for this PV is saved for the other two PVs.

panda87 · #54 23rd December 2007, 07:45 PM

i think it means... don't leave me alone b/c i can't get out of this maze and i need your help... o, and let's see who can do the better cartwheel and let's play kung-fu and run at each other with our gay stances. pyuahahaha i kno i'm totally trashin the PV... but i just can't find anything thought provoking and interesting about it. it's just so... wth?

to be more serious here... she's in this monochromatic aluminum costume and the girls add color to her... and it gives her strength to keep moving forward... and then there's the challenge when she encounters each colored girl... but in the end they become as one and support each other... like when they randomly dance and try to look cool. mhmm... very cool. hahaha, ok. i'll stop.

SheFliesHigher · #55 24th December 2007, 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by truehappiness

Not funny. :/

Haha, I thought it was pretty funny....all in good fun, eh?

UHPlus · #56 24th December 2007, 01:33 AM

there's not interpretation

she's trying to put a cool dancing pv like namie's but failed! >x<

she even wears the 'fake-collar+tie' like namie's Hide & Seek...

**zoomzoom** · #57 24th December 2007, 01:46 AM

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Originally Posted by UHPlus

there's not interpretation

she's trying to put a cool dancing pv like namie's but failed! >x<

she even wears the 'fake-collar+tie' like namie's Hide & Seek...

Don't even start the whole "she copied" thing. What, Namie is the first to wear that kind of clothes?

It's not even a dancing PV, it's a walking PV. If she copied anything, she copied every music video from the 90s.

***ImpactBreaker*** · #58 24th December 2007, 02:02 AM

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Originally Posted by UHPlus

there's not interpretation

she's trying to put a cool dancing pv like namie's but failed! >x<

she even wears the 'fake-collar+tie' like namie's Hide & Seek...

Ok, the interpretation is:

"We've all already realized by now how much UHPlus hates ayumi lately just because he turned into a creepy hardcore namie fanboy."

For your information, namie wasn't the one who invented dance and coreography. Nor did she invent the "fake collar+tie" thing. what's next, she invented music and promotional videos?

ayuflareup! · #59 24th December 2007, 02:06 AM

How about my way of interpretation?

The gradual change of colors refer to the different kinds of men ayu has came across with. During the course of ayu's life, ayu's boyfriends (i.e. Ties) have been taken away by other girls (i.e. the colorful girls). This corresponds to the change of colors of the ties. This pattern repeats on & on. Until she met her final guy (i.e. the black tie) she doesn't wanna be left alone by this final guy (black tie), that's why she doesn't seems willing to dance with the colourful ladies in the dancing scene.

The last scene of the PV was showing ayu in a Black Tie, this implies that ayu was hoping to stay the way as it was with this guy (black tie) and wishing not to be dumped or left alone once again.

**taskinillusion** · #60 24th December 2007, 02:12 AM

I think the PV is saying that the people we meet throughout our lives leave some kind of impact on us however small. That impact stays with us and helps shape us into the people we are.