for what is hate?

Jan 26, 2006 17:05

FOR THOSE WHO SAY THEY 'HATE' KIRITO (as a person) JUST BECAUSE OF HIS SOLO CAREER
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fenixsuzaku January 27 2006, 02:35:46 UTC
2. well, if you look, he's only been on the covers of 'rock' magazines. FOOL'S MATE and ultra veat both are magazines in which PIERROT appears very often (so it's natural that he appears on them too). in order for magazines to sell, they need to cover the most popular artists. plus, Kirito doesn't just do photoshoots. more often than not, he writes his own articles in the magazines (shiko kairo and THE PAST OF CONFUSION are both compilations of his articles on various things like advice columns and his own editorials)
even if it isn't music, I still say Kirito's literature is a part of himself, and it shows he is working at things other than his appearance

3. I suppose I can't say anything if you don't like the solo-tour Kirito, and I'm not trying to make you love him.
dictator Kirito smiles too. not as often as solo-Kirito, but he still smiles often enough to be labeled a 'dork'...
I suppose you are right about him planning on that photoshoot. it's not exactly wrong to want to take photos in a beautiful city right? as far as I can see, the only way you can tell he's taking photos in America is the fact that there's English signs and American people. otherwise, it looks like any other urban centre. but the fact that it was shot in USA probably attracts buyers who have never been there.
you're probably going to say this is going to be another point to your 'sold out' theory? I have to agree ^^U

I'm not saying Kirito is supporting lesbianism. you just said it yourself:
hot lesbians...Kirito was criticizing ~ Heeelllo?!

if Kirito wore a gay shirt, there's no telling if people will get the wrong impressions and think he's looking for men (XD; even though he is probably gay)

if Kirito said they should love Japanese music more than Western, then I'd say he's being racist. I think he just wants the crowd to pay more attention to Japanese-produced music and give it a chance instead of blindly following after Western stars only for their popularity

and about the Western guitarist and bassist: keep in mind that KIRITO wrote the music. the Western musicians are just there to play what Kirito has written for them. if you read the credits in his album, the entire recording crew (guitars, keyboards, bass, effects) is Japanese. meaning his solo music is at least originally Japanese-made.
Universal Music (PIERROT's former label) is based in the United States - so if Kirito mixing his music in America means he's making his music 'Western', then PIERROT's music must be 'Western' too - yet we still love it.
also, 'mixing' the music doesn't necessarily mean changing it. it just means putting the different parts together (guitar, bass, drums, vocals, etc. are all recorded separately in the studios when compiling an album) and thus no recorded music (by the all-Japanese recording members) is changed. Kirito plays guitar in all of his solo album songs.
if there really was a difference between the ways Americans and Japanese 'mix' their music, then I have nothing to say.

(I never knew rock was British XD;)

I'm not saying solo career's been Kirito's only dream! his band is very important to him, but we can all see that he's a very independant person. maybe that's why he wants to explore new kinds of music by himself?
but wait! maybe we should reword it and say his solo career is his 'ambition'. as a side-project while he continues on with the dream called PIERROT.
one person isn't limited to one dream right? and his PIERROT dream has come true (and continues to be)

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loucanet_ray January 27 2006, 02:52:00 UTC
Mind If I answer this tomorrow? XD

*reaaally busy*

By the way ~ I never see you online at msn o.o

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fenixsuzaku January 27 2006, 02:52:59 UTC
sure~
erm...MSN hates me XD;
I'll try and get on sometime...maybe on the weekend? ^^U

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