I Don't Understand! | When Supernatural Battles Became Commonplace
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💫 Short Summary
In this video, ONE OK ROCK band members have a casual conversation, discussing the meaning of their name, the concept of coolness, and the significance of their bandana. They also joke about their names and difficult-to-understand terms in English. Taka explains the cultural and mythological references behind 'Ame no Murakumo no Tsurugi' and 'ラバガ' (Rabaga). The band members also have a light-hearted discussion about the origin of the words 'hurricane' and 'typhoon'.
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📊 Transcript
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The band discusses the meaning of their name, with Taka suggesting it came from the word \"heart\" in Japanese, and Toru mentioning the idea of \"hollow\" and \"2\".
00:00Taka suggests the band's name might have come from the word \"heart\" in Japanese.
Toru mentions the concept of \"hollow\" and the number \"2\" in relation to the band's name.
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The members talk about what makes something cool, with Toru expressing his view that it's cool when it's not forced, and Ryota mentioning that he likes \"crazy\" things.
00:24Toru doesn't understand why certain things are considered cool, and expresses that it's cool when it's not forced.
Ryota chimes in that he likes \"crazy\" things, but doesn't understand the appeal of some things.
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Taka discusses the concept of chaos and darkness, suggesting that \"dark\" is often associated with coolness because it's more interesting and not easy or simple.
00:45Taka talks about the idea of chaos and darkness.
He suggests that \"dark\" is often seen as cool because it's more interesting and not easy or simple.
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The band members joke about their names and how they are difficult to understand, with Taka mentioning the abundance of names in English.
01:07The band members joke about their names and how they can be hard to understand.
Taka mentions the abundance of names in English.
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Taka talks about the significance of the bandana for him, and how it represents giving his all and not holding back.
01:23The bandana symbolizes giving his all and not holding back for Taka.
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Taka explains that \"天叢雲剣\" (Ame no Murakumo no Tsurugi) is a legendary sword from Japanese mythology, and that \"ラバ\" (Raba) is from \"ラバガ\" (Rabaga), a term used in the game Final Fantasy VII for Tifa's limit break.
01:45\"天叢雲剣\" (Ame no Murakumo no Tsurugi) is a legendary sword from Japanese mythology.
\"ラバ\" (Raba) comes from \"ラバガ\" (Rabaga), a term used in the game Final Fantasy VII for Tifa's limit break.
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The band members have a lighthearted discussion about the origin of the word \"hurricane\" and \"typhoon\".
02:11They joke about who named the natural disasters first.
Taka suggests that \"typhoon\" might have come from the Chinese language.
Toru mentions that \"hurricane\" sounds like it could be from the Caribbean.
💫 FAQs about This YouTube Video
1. What is the origin of the name \"One Ok Rock\"?
The band's name \"One Ok Rock\" came from the word \"one o'clock\". At one o'clock, \"the world is okay\", and that's where the name \"One Ok Rock\" was derived.
2. How does Taka describe the band's approach to music and lyrics?
Taka describes the band's approach to music and lyrics as writing about their own experiences and delivering messages that give hope and courage to the listeners.
3. What are some of the challenges One Ok Rock faced while
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