I may be in the minority but I love Face My Fears.

me too.

I reaaally like face my fears, but I got tired of it already (I played all day long yesterday haha). it's not bad at all! but dubstep has never been my thing.

^ I did the same. I just let Chikai and Face My Fears repeating themselves when I went to bed lol.

Same with me. Now I like the song more because I really love her vocals in the song. Every time I play the song, I'm waiting for her vocals coming back while resisting those boring dubstep breaks.

I didn't mind her working with Skrillex, but like others have said, the drop is just bad. It could have been a lot more interesting and full.

I listened to Face My Fears for the first time today since the single is available on Spotify and I liked the song quite a lot.

It's weird... I've got so hooked up to the song, more than Oozora, Forevermore, and Play A Love Song (comparing when the songs were first released). Her vocal is so haunting that I can even ignore the breaks between her vocals. I didn't expect myself loving the song that fast... :shakehead.

Do ya'll see Utada releasing an EDM album?

I'm jumping on the Loving Face My Fears bandwagon!

anyway what is she saying 2:11–2:29? is it like Passion, where some things make sense when played backwards?

isn't she saying "abunai abunai abunai"? huauhahu

I hear this. if this is it, it means "dangerous" in Japanese

That part is a mystery... What I heard is "won-yun-nai-won-yun-nai..." :roflmao

English article and interview with the director of the VR performance up on the PlayStation blog: https://blog.us.playstation.com/2019...able-tomorrow/

it would be interesting if it says this, but, no :( I re-listen to this part again and it doesn't say "abunai". I even cut the part and reversed it using Audacity, where it even much less sense :laugh

I hear "wNgaya wNgaya wNga-wNgaya" :laugh

Hahahhaa I can see where someone listens to wonyunnai, but wNgaya? Girl, check your listening! Hahahaha

Well, at least we know it's not a reversed sentence/word hahah

I'm in team liking Face my Fears when she's singing, the rest seems so empty, but it's so good when she's singing.

I like the chorus more in Don't Think Twice, but prefer the verses in Japanese.

I'm so excited for KH3! Going to have no idea what's going on because I've only played the two actual games and none of the apparently really relevant side games!

well I suppose the "Ng" is pronounced, I don't know how to describe it but I'm Southeast Asian and it's common in our languages—check yours sis, how is it wonyunnai? :laugh

Face my Fears lyrics

Japanese Version:

English version:

huahuauhahua there is no Ng in Japanese nor English nor French (does Utada speak any other language? auahuhua) but to be fair, when I listened to it again on my speakers very loud I heard the same thing you did hahaha

but I read someone on twitter saying it was something like "wagaya wagaya wagaya" and sometimes the "g" in Japanese is very soft and nasal, closer to a ng than to a g.

who knows tho haha

^ That's quite plausible cos I did learn that certain Japanese dialects pronounce g as "ng" (amazarashi pronounces it so all the time in their songs too)... wagaya means "one's home / one's family"

I also read somewhere that it could be "nayamu" (to worry / to be troubled), but she switches the "mu" to the front so it starts as "mu-nayamunayamu..." and I was thinking it might make sense if you consider that she does the same move-last-word-to-the-front thing for the verse lines

I LOVE this discourse!