omc, i luf this song! it's my fav by tbm (lol, bm)
disclaimer just before i start, i don't claim to be correct in any way, shape, or form. it's just how this song struck me :)
first, i think that this song is comparing two interpretations of the color blue with two sides of romance.
the first is plastic blue~plastic for me means fake. chibi sings it in this high voice that is like naiveté because it's so innocent (and in the vid she has on a white dress[innocence, purity] and bunny ears) i think that plastic blue is like romance can seem on the surface-innocent, shallow, etc.
then the other blue is sung in this really demonic-possessed sounding voice (and in the vid it's these creepy little dolls with masks on) and it's talking about how romance underneath the surface is dark and full of spite and malice.
i think that the interpretations of the color blue and the drastic voice tones are what make this song so incredibly awesome and unique. it really does a good job of showing two sides of something. i think it's also really really awesome that they could take a color like blue and make it so sinister. i mean, this isn't even like midnight blue or something-it's light blue, as in sunny skies and baby showers.
freaked me out, too. lol i showed my sis this vid and she was like O.O
oh speaking of drastic changes that was my third thing i wanted to say. hehe. i think this song touches on bipolarity, or something similar at least, because the changes in tone of song are so sudden and drastic. if not bipolarity, maybe it's portraying love as a coin with two sides, and we need to recognize both sides in order to really understand romance.
also i think that every time she says 'sunlight fading' or 'twilight fading' she's coming to realize that the truth isn't all pretty.
oks, thanks for reading my long, rambling comments!
omc, i luf this song! it's my fav by tbm (lol, bm) disclaimer just before i start, i don't claim to be correct in any way, shape, or form. it's just how this song struck me :)
first, i think that this song is comparing two interpretations of the color blue with two sides of romance. the first is plastic blue~plastic for me means fake. chibi sings it in this high voice that is like naiveté because it's so innocent (and in the vid she has on a white dress[innocence, purity] and bunny ears) i think that plastic blue is like romance can seem on the surface-innocent, shallow, etc. then the other blue is sung in this really demonic-possessed sounding voice (and in the vid it's these creepy little dolls with masks on) and it's talking about how romance underneath the surface is dark and full of spite and malice. i think that the interpretations of the color blue and the drastic voice tones are what make this song so incredibly awesome and unique. it really does a good job of showing two sides of something. i think it's also really really awesome that they could take a color like blue and make it so sinister. i mean, this isn't even like midnight blue or something-it's light blue, as in sunny skies and baby showers. freaked me out, too. lol i showed my sis this vid and she was like O.O
oh speaking of drastic changes that was my third thing i wanted to say. hehe. i think this song touches on bipolarity, or something similar at least, because the changes in tone of song are so sudden and drastic. if not bipolarity, maybe it's portraying love as a coin with two sides, and we need to recognize both sides in order to really understand romance.
also i think that every time she says 'sunlight fading' or 'twilight fading' she's coming to realize that the truth isn't all pretty.
oks, thanks for reading my long, rambling comments!