Interpretations on "part of Me" PV
 

Ok, this is another PV from ayu that finally has things that can be interpretted and isn't as random as Moments was.


The PV has a very strong connection to the lyrics.

Basically, the PV talks about the feeding chain, and how materia is recycled from one being into another. If you look at it, the mantis has a part of the butterfly, and the snake now has a part of the mantis AND the butterfly.
ayu dies, her body decays, and it become into roots (the hair) which will grow into the plants with flowers. Yeajh, the feeding chain. So what does it have to do with the lyrics?

In the lyrics she mentions her feelings are so connected to her lover's that she actually thinks they had to have been part of the same being into another life. She feels part of her has to belong to her lover because their feelings are so mutual, they're almost like one person, one love. It also shows, how much she depends on the love of her lover to feel complete, as if she's feeding on his love, the same way the mantis had to feed on the butterfly in order to survive.

Oh well, there's much to it like all those other people but I'm too lazy to strain my brain for that now, so let's just read more opinions!


The lyrics translation by masa can be found here: http://www.ahsforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=55908

i believe this pv and the lyric are talking about "SOULMATE"
you're part of me, and i'm part of you...

Wow, it's Ming Dao/183Club guy. D:

This PV has that momentum-y feeling of her "being" there but not really.

Like, when they're sort of "praying" and she's kind of just dying next to the tree..

yeah, definitely about soulmates, the lyrics and the PV. Reason why I think she makes a metaphor with the feeding chain as in life is interchangeable between living beings, and so is love between soulmates.

hahaha yes yes, it's MING DAO.. my current crush..hihihi :D

anyway...
the red kimono she's wearing on the PV reminds me of one of her TV-CM or a cover... i can't remember anymore..

Yeah, a very unique way to express what she feels in the song.

TV-CM AND Cover.

The cover for Ayu-mi-x IV Acoustic Orchestra version and the CM as well~
http://img67.imageshack.us/img67/463...cousticdt1.jpg

And..

http://img67.imageshack.us/img67/7023/ayumixivio2.png

I got beaten to it D:

i love your interpretations ImpactBreaker good job...
hmm feeding chain...ayu really thoughtful about something

nice one ImpactBreaker...ITS SO MEANINGFUL...mannn, i love this PV and song more now..
have been waiting for this...i knew there was something to do with the life cycle...

i think the death and life cycle is related to her theme of "reincarnation" as well?

but...some pts..
1) the chinese palace maids and servants
2) horse

you are what you eat.

lol ayu ate hair before she died then

The question is whose hair?

the pv shows ayu decaying????
OMG this is scary! i am not sure i want to wach the pv now

ayu's a princess in the PV, right?

ShI AhWaiZ Un ~*~PriNCEsS~*~

I totally agree. And also I think it's about how we, as humans, are part of the cylical sphere of life too--thus Ayu becoming one with the tree, etc XD

Maybe, those people, were there to umm, see the death of ayumi or something? What do the people symbolize? I also think the white-ish Ayu is the dead one...and she's reflecting?

Oh I'm just lost

Dunno but definitely someone with a very ugly hair dye. (From the japanese artists I can think of that have used bad hair dye, koda kumi pops to my mind -not trying to compare or clash both, it's just that it ended up being a coincidence LOL-...koda can have some ugly hair dyes XD)

I like to this of it like this:

She's alone at the tree waiting for someone for a very long time.. her life is almost over and she knows it, but she keeps holding out and waiting for the person to arrive.

Eventually, she accepts death and lets herself go. In the other side, she is reunited with the person she was waiting for; he already died and she didn't know.. As she accepted death as a part of life, she freed herself from the despair...

Another concept in the PV is that life leads to more life. The mantis could live because the butterfly died, and then the snake could live because the mantis died. The flowers blossomed because Ayumi died... It might be wrong, but I remember hearing one time that in Bhuddism, everything is reincarnated... This goes along with the theme of the lyrics; having loved someone in a past life...