[orangeakira]

Originally Posted by tsumekaze_

I wanted to point out that when ayu was asked about the meaning of the word 'lelio' she replied that it doesn't have any. From what I understood she was looking for words which rhymed with the music, "lalala" wouldn't do it while lelio gave a "light and joyful" idea.

isn't it the same thing with M? People keep telling me that M doesn't stand for "Maria", and that it doesn't have a specific meaning which I kinda find hard to believe.
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and on another note I'm pretty sure I figured out the formula to ayu's concerts.

Spoiler:

Standard typical Ayu Concert foruma since I am...: Premium Showcase ~title track from album~
01. A Song For XX
02. Trauma
03. New song
04. UNITE!
05. Surreal~evolution~Surreal
06. New song
07. New song
08. July 1st
09. independent
10. New Song
11. Fly High
12. New Song
13. Audience
14. New Song
15. New Song
-encore-
16. Boys & Girls
17. STEP you
18. A rare songs is performed like Hanabi ~episode II~, Daybreak, or Replace but will most likely not make it onto the dvd release and only be in the tv version.
19. Who...
20. Humming 7/4
21. MY ALL
22. flower garden

Information about New tour:
*During the ballad section Ayu and Shuya fake cry and reach out for each other yearning for love while she sings.
-she's also wearing a dress that lights up, an unnecessarily large dress, or a sparkly outfit.

*One of the songs has a tissue dance somewhere mixed in.

*The song should have ended 5 minutes ago but the backup singers keep singing while ayu does a costume change.

*The opening songs start out bad-ass with lasers and high-tech screens and costumes and then about 3 songs in the theme changes to something random and has nothing to do with the rest of the theme.

-in fact, every other song theres an interlude or special screen and a costume change and the theme keeps changing every 10 minutes. Within 6 songs she goes from cute pink bubblegum fairy wings - to dancing around a pole or chair in a corset - to singing while suspended in the air on a cross, or sitting in a chandelier chair, or in a large metalic ball.

*during the encore, balls or tshirts are tossed out.

*encore is performed while wearing jeans and a t-shirt and involves her answering personal questions.

*She screams "domo arigato mr. robato" after the final song.